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Rabbi Ari Shvat

Lectures at various yeshivot, michlalot and midrashot. Has published many books & Torani articles and is in charge of Rav Kook’s archives.
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    The Halachos of Pidyon Haben

    Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Sivan 29 5778
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    About the Kushite Woman

    The Torah states that Aharon and Miriam’s negative speech about Moshe had to with the isha kushit (simple translation being, the Kushite woman) that he took (Bamidbar 12:1-3). Several years ago, we discussed the opinions in Chazal that there was nothing derogatory about her being a Kushite, and actually to the contrary. However, there are some Rishonim who see in this matter a point of contention against Moshe and his wife, who left her father’s home to follow Moshe into the desert.

    Rabbi Yossef Carmel | Sivan 15 5778
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    Naso

    For What May I Pray?

    Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Sivan 8 5778
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    Birkot HaShachar – The Morning Blessings

    Chapter nine-part one

    Chapter nine-part one

    Rabbi Eliezer Melamed | 5775
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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Making Up a Tefilla With No Net Gain

    Rabbi Daniel Mann | 5774
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    Ein Aya

    Rav Kooks View of the New Middle East and the True Way to World and Family Peace

    Ein Aya Shabat Chapter A Paragraph 13 Part I

    Ein Aya Shabat Chapter A Paragraph 13 Part I

    Rabbi Ari Shvat
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    The Laws of Tumas Meis

    When the Beis Hamikdash is rebuilt, bimheirah beyameinu, the laws of tumah will affect us all, since we will be required to be tahor in order to enter the Beis Hamikdash, to eat korbanos and maaser sheini, and in order to separate challah and terumah.

    Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 5772
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    Prayer

    The Blessing for Rain for those travelling to the Land of Israel

    Praying for a Rainy Day When Traveling to or from Eretz Yisroel in November

    Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 5771
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    Va'era

    Reciting Brachos in the Presence of Unpleasant Odors

    Reciting Brachot, Benching and learning Torah in the Presence of Unpleasant Odors. May one wash for bread in a public restroom? Can one discuss Torah while walking through city streets where there are dumpsters or dog droppings? What if one cannot smell? and more.

    Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 6 SHVAT 5769
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    Basics of Financial Laws

    The Rights of a Copyright Holder

    What is the halachic background to copyright law? Does the Torah have a concept of intellectual property rights, meaning that someone who creates or invents an item is owner of his invention? May a rav prevent people from taping his shiur? May one copy computer software or music disks?

    Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Iyar 5768
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    Laws of Hanukkah

    Flying High - A Traveler’s Guide to Channukah

    What does one do about Channukah candles in a hotel, while traveling and in other complicated circumstances?

    Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Kislev 5768
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    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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