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Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu

Chief Rabbi of Tzfat. Son of Rishon Letzion RH"G Mordechai Eliyahu zt"l.
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    The Claim Against Rav Kook of Antinomianism- Belittling Religious Details

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    Some professors have accused Rav Kook of tendencies of antinomianism- and belittling the details of Jewish law, for the sake of unbridled and free spirituality. This class deals with Rav Kook's own answer and explanation, towards the end of his life, to such accusations.

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    7. Sick People Are Exempt from Fasting

    Chapter 7: The Minor Fasts

    The prophets and the Sages instituted the fasts for healthy people, not for sick people. anyone who is sick is exempt from fasting, even if his condition is not life-threatening.

    Rabbi Eliezer Melamed | Cheshvan 12 5782
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    Rabbi Jonathan Sacks | Tevet 8 5780
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    The History of the Heter Mechira

    The heter mechira came about in the first shmitta year, 5649 (1888), after thousands of years in exile. Some opposing poskim changed their positions when they saw how urgent the situation was. Anti-Zionism caused more opposition.

    Rabbi Eliezer Melamed | Tamuz 1 5775
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    Daf Yomi - Baba Metzia 83

    Rabbi Ephraim Schreibman | Tamuz 25 5769
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    The Seamstress, the Chazzan and the Mashgiach

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    Can You be Paid for What You Did Not Do? Some interesting financial laws.

    Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 25 shvat 5769
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    Baba Kama

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    The Education of Children and Students

    Youth Counselor or Student?

    Our mid-teen son is busy with many activities: counseling in the youth movement, assisting handicapped children, etc. We feel as if these activities detract from his studies, and we have spoken to him about this, but he continues. What should we do?

    Rabbi Elyakim Levanon | 5766
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    The Laws of Fast Days

    One should not use fast days for leisure or for field trips. One should even refrain from performing permissible acts such as showering or cutting one's hair. If a person spends the fast indifferently, he has not properly fulfilled his obligation.

    Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu Zt"l | 5765
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    The Tenth of Tevet - A Compendium of Laws

    After the destruction of the First Temple, the Prophets and the Sages of Israel legislated fasting on the Tenth of Tevet, for it was on that day that Nebuchadnezzar, the King of Babylon, and his legions placed Jerusalem under siege.

    Rabbi Eliezer Melamed | 5764
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    The Power of Trust

    The link between the feast of Joseph and his brothers in Egypt and the customary festive meal of Chanukah becomes clear. They together represent the attribute of trust in the Almighty.

    Rabbi David Dov Levanon | Kislev, 5762
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