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Shvat 11 5781 | Rabbi S. Yossef Weitzen
Translated by Hillel Fendel Blending the Wisdom of Age With the Energy of Youth
When the Jewish Nation hesitates at important crossroads in history, it may be because we have to relearn how to use our unique national strengths – each of which is suited for a different generation.
Our Role in the Redemption Yom Haatzmaut
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Carrying Nitroglycerin on Shabbos
Is there a way whereby a person suffering from angina or other heart disease may carry his medication on Shabbos through a public thoroughfare?
Beshalach The Melachot
Shvat 9 5781 | Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu
A Moment of Wisdom To Redeem HaShem's Name
Why is God's name not mentioned from 'vayigash' until 'va'era'? What does this have to do with our redemption?
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Shvat 8 5781 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
When Was Our Calendar Eternally Fixed?
In our Sedra, Nisan – in deference to it being the month of our liberation from Egypt and our start as a nation - is declared by Hashem to be the first month in the Hebrew year.
The Essence of the Holidays Astronomy and Halachic Times
Shvat 8 5781 | Rabbi Ari Shvat
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