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The Yishai Fleisher Show
Jewish Surrogacy in an Egyptian Womb
The family of Israel gets brought down to Egypt after the revelation that Joseph is still alive. Rabbi Mike Feuer is reunited with Rabbi Yishai on Spiritual Cafe where they discuss the repentance for the sale of Joseph and Jacob’s fear of leaving the land of Israel. Then, Yishai and Malkah team up to talk about the Elor Azaria verdict, where an IDF soldier was put on trial for shooting dead a downed terrorist. Finally, Yishai’s comments on the BBC about the IDF, Jihad, and the rights of Jews in Judea and Samaria. |
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| The Jew’s Calling Card
Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis
Our sages ask, “Who is wise? He who can learn from every person.” Is that realistic? Jew and gentile, young and old, nasty and nice – can we really learn from everyone? Evidently, yes. |
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| Q & A: A Missed Torah Reading (Part VII)
Rabbi Yaakov Klass
Question: If a person was ill on Shabbos and unable to go to shul to hear Keri’at haTorah, must he have someone read it to him in shul upon his recovery? Sincerely, Isaac Greenberg |
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| Soldiers In Hashem’s Army
Adina Hershberg
The scene was surreal. We could hear the battle raging in Aza, but in the host’s realm there was relaxation, conversation, and the bubbly voice of our grandson. |
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| Krias Shema, Now?
Rabbi Raphael Fuchs
Since Yaakov was in the middle of the first pasuk of Krias Shema he was unable to interrupt himself, even to inquire about the wellbeing of his son the king. |
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| Incinerated Coupons Part II
Rabbi Meir Orlian
There is also another distinguishing factor to consider. In all the above cases, the item is inherently of value only to one person. |
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| Daf Yomi
Rabbi Yaakov Klass
Must Investments Be Invested? ‘The Parts of the Iska Are Interdependent’ (Bava Metzia 105a) |
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| What’s Your Currency?
Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier
If we didn’t understand the implications of the moment, or if we didn’t view them as monumental, they would pass as any other of millions of events we live through. |
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