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Cheshvan 9 5781 | Rabbi Ari Shvat
Zionism- The Gate to Altruism, Humility, Godliness & Geula
Many wonder why the redemption began with Zionism & nationalism rather than with "observing 1 Shabbat"? Rav Kook explain that humility is the most important trait, see Moshe Rabbenu and all the mussar classics. Similarly, altruism- selfless giving, is the reason for creation, that even God wants to be altruistic, although this doesn't infer that He lacks anything, for altruism is, by definition, giving without gain. The national framework of living in a Jewish State where everyone is Jewish, sacrificing 3 years in the army & even one's life if needed, obligated chessed to each & every person, saving water, giving "tremps" to eachother, etc. help us rise above our personal smallness to a life of ideals & constant giving, altruism= Godliness.
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Cheshvan 9 5781 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
The Seudah of a Bris
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Cheshvan 8 5781 | Beit Din Eretz Hemda - Gazit
Based on ruling 75040 of the Eretz Hemdah-Gazit Rabbinical Courts Kippot Under What Conditions?
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Based on Ein Ayah, Shabbat 13:8-9 The Crucial Importance of Appreciating Wisdom
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