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Nissan 29 5781 | Rabbi Elyashiv Kafka
Yom Ha'Atzmaut - A Holy Day?
Our independence day is a happy day, but is it a holy day? We established a state but why do we see it as a day of some special spirtual event?
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Nissan 27 5781 | Baruch Gordon
Israel Ind. Day - Missing Link in Ancient Rabbinic Code
Though the Hebrew calendar date of Israel Independence Day was decided upon by the Israeli government a year after the establishment of the State, their choice of day - the 5th of the Hebrew month of Iyar - received a divine stamp of approval in that this very day filled the missing link in a Rabbinic puzzle of centuries.
The Essence of the Day
Nisaan 27 5781 | Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed
Translated by Hillel Fendel From Destruction to Revival
Rav Tzvi Yehuda Hakohen Kook, saw the terrible destruction of the Shoah in the context of the great construction of the Redemption. While the Exile was being all but destroyed, he Nation of Israel was being built up in its homeland.
Yom Hakaddish Haklali Holocaust Memorial Day
Nissan 26 5781 | Rabbi Shlomo Katz
A Berdichever First Impression
When Reb Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev became the Rav of the well-established community in Berditchev and how he made his first impression as someone extremely and incredibly special.
Chassidic Tales
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Nissan 26 5781 | Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
Reticence vs. Impetuosity
It should have been a day of joy. The Israelites had completed the Mishkan, the Sanctuary. But tragedy struck. The two elder sons of Aaron “offered a strange fire" and they died. Aaron’s joy turned to mourning.
Shmini

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5764 | Rabbi Eliezer Melamed
The Laws of Modesty
The trait of modesty, so imbedded in the Nation of Israel, has served as the foundation for all the giant spiritual advances achieved by the Jews throughout history. This is why the Torah laid so strong an emphasis on maintaining modesty and sanctity.
Modesty - Tznius
5764 | Rabbi Eliezer Melamed
Mourning Customs During the Omer
The days between Passover and Shavuot are marked by pain; twenty-four thousand of Rabbi Akiva’s students died therein. Consequently, it is customary to observe mourning practices during this period - weddings, haircuts, and dancing are all forbidden.
The Laws of Sefirat Ha'omer The Meaning Sefirat Ha'omer
Rabbi David Sperling
Kashrut in a Nutshell Milk Spoon in a Meat Sink or Dishwasher
The Halacha of meaty, dairy and parve cutlery washed together in the sink or dish washer, with hot or cold water.
Kashrut
5775 | Rabbi Eliezer Melamed
Chapter eight-part two Ruach Ra’ah
Prayer
5769 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
May I take a Nice Hot Shower on Yom Tov?
May I take a Nice Hot Shower on Yom Tov?
Jewish Holidays

Beit Midrash Torah Portion and Tanach Beha'alotcha

Parashat Beha'alotcha

A Contemporary Model of the Geulah Process

The Gemara states that there is no former and latter in the Torah. The Ramban in a number of places says that we invoke this rule only where there is a real necessity to do so.

Rabbi Sholom Gold

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