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The Laws of Chanukah - Part I
Rabbi Eliezer Melamed
Finally, an understanding of Gneizah
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 5771
A People that Dwells Alone
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks | Iyar 17 5778
Flying High - A Traveler’s Guide to Channukah
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Kislev 5768
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Moving Kugel into a Cholent Pot
May I take a kugel that was on a hot plate on Shabbat and put it into a cholent that is in a crock pot?
Rabbi Daniel Mann | Shvat 2 5779
Refusing Comfort, Keeping Hope
Vayeshev 5779
Vayeshev 5779
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks | KIslev 19 5779
Nation before Family on the Battlefield
“His [Uriya’s] wife you took as a wife” (Shmuel II, 12:9). You are capable of marrying her, as R. Shmuel bar Nachmani said in R. Yonatan’s name: Whoever went out to the wars of David’s House wrote a get for his wife.
Various Rabbis | Cheshvan 10 5778
Why Civilisations Die
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks | Nisan 29 5777
Holy In Death, Holy In Life
Rabbi Stewart Weiss | 27 577 Nissan 27 5776
More on Birchas HaGomeil
"Was birchas hagomeil instituted only for the four specific dangers mentioned in Tehillim? If someone survived a different type of danger, such as an accident or armed robbery, does he recite birchas hagomeil?" "Did the Chashmonayim recite birchas hagomeil upon winning their war?"
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
Of Light And Darkness
Darkness is not only a physical phenomenon. Even the “brightest” people may walk in darkness, if they stubbornly refuse to see the light.
Rabbi Stewart Weiss
Behind the Present Vision
Chaim in the Garden(6)
Chaim in the Garden(6)
Rabbi Chaim Tabasky | 1 Cheshvan 5772
Performing a Proper Hesped
The Halachot of a 'Eulogy'
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 5771
The Torah of Eretz Yisrael
Rabbi Chanan Morrison | 5770
Let’s Talk Turkey - ...and Prairie Chicken and Muscovy Duck.
Are prairie chicken Kosher? what about Turkey? The four Kosher Simanim and more...
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 5770
A Woman's Obligation to Pray
According to most authorities, women are no less obligated to pray than men. Therefore, they must pray “Amida” in the morning and the afternoon (“Shacharit” and “Mincha”). The evening Amida prayer (“Maariv”), on the other hand, is voluntary.
Rabbi Eliezer Melamed | 5766
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