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no creditA Very Pessimistic Man
Bilaam was a brilliant, critical, and pessimistic person who knew how to identify a weak point at any given moment.
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    A brief Dvar Torah on the Parsha, based on R. Samson Raphael Hirsch’s Torah Commentary
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    Bilam, the one-eyed man - whose vision proved to be myopic - sought in vain to cast an evil eye upon us. But he learned that we see things with 20-20 vision. We don't "cover the eye" of the land; we remove all the blinders from the world and reveal the truth of Hashem for all to see.
  • Parshat Balak
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