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InDepth
Israel: United and Divided–as One
Adrian Treger
The major issue the nation of Israel faces today is the wide gap that exists between institutionalized religious bodies and their influence on individual citizens in Israel. |
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Instinctive Liberalism And Halachic Conservatism
Rabbi Aryeh Klapper
Orthodoxy should celebrate the instinctive liberalism of non-Orthodox Jews as a profound religious fulfillment of their human and Jewish nature without endorsing the policies of American liberalism |
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It’s Not Worth The Risk
Steven Genack
Every Jew has his own letter in the Torah. As a person grows and develops, that letter grows and develops too, changing the whole dynamic of the Torah, which becomes a 600,000-word developing document |
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The Sounds Of The Shofar
Rabbi Zalman Eisenstock
The sounds of the shofar bring us back to our encounter with our Creator and with ourselves. And they are the sounds that remind us of our holiness and our spiritual goals. |
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Offering A Gift
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg
We stand in the final moments of 5776, prepared to transition to 5777, perfect moments to offer our gift to God, honoring all we have gained over the past year and how we intend to apply that growth |
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Magic In Jerusalem
Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis
Whatever the town or city or world capital our people temporarily call home, a Jew rediscovers himself in Jerusalem. |
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A Favorable Judgment
Rabbi Raphael Fuchs
Why is it necessary for one to perform teshuvah over the performance of any other mitzvah? |
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Just One Tekiah!
Mordechai Bulua
Blowing 30 times (the minimum amount to fulfill the mitzvah) for every Jewish patient, literally took the wind out of me. |
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Air Conditioner Running
Rabbi Meir Orlian
The Bergs spent Rosh Hashanah in the apartment and then went on to their relatives. |
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The Best Songwriter
Adina Hershberg
G-d willing more people will realize that prayer is a powerful spiritual drug. |
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Festive Or Somber?
Raphael Grunfeld
Looking from mother to father I would wonder: Is Rosh Hashanah a happy day or a sad day? |
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Q & A: Elul – A Time To Repent (Conclusion)
Rabbi Yaakov Klass
Question: Where does the name Elul come from? Also, how can Elul be both the last month of the year and the prequel to the holidays (Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur) that occur in the following month, Tishrei, the first month of the new year? Finally, can you please discuss the religious practices of Elul? M. Goldman Miami Beach, FL |
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Daf Yomi
Rabbi Yaakov Klass
The ‘False’ Rumor ‘If One Found Notes of Acquisition’ (Bava Metzia 14a) |
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Seeing The Judgment
Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier
There is a period of fact finding, a period of deliberation, and then the decision is read for all to hear. At that point, the judge, the jury, the defendant, and all in attendance know the ruling. |
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