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Nissan 11 5780 | Rabbi Ari Shvat
How to Keep Our Kids at the Seder and On The Derech of Torah Stealing the Afikoman
The Gemara teaches us how to help the children stay awake at the Seder night. The Rishonim explain this in various ways. From the different explanations, we can learn the correct educational approaches on how to keep our kids on the Derech of the Torah.
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Nissan 8 5780 | Michael Rothschild
A Giant Win
How can you learn Betachon from a football game, and how can we learn from it the correct attitude towards the coronavirus?
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Nissan 8 5780 | Baruch Gordon
Temple Sacrifices Today!
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Nissan 8 5780 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
It’s in the Bloods
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On Erev Pesach, I will be in a small Jewish community that will not have a siyum. Is it permitted for me – a bechor – to break the ta’anit bechorot based on a siyum in which I “participate” via Skype?
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The Laws of Chag Shavuot
There is a unique mitzvah of joy, both spiritual and physical, on Chag Shavuot* When Shavuot falls on Motzei Shabbat as it does this year, Seudah Shilishit should be eaten earlier, and preparations from Shabbat to Chag are prohibited * Showering on Shabbat and Chag * When, and how to properly prepare and light the candles for Chag Shavuot * ‘Birkot HaShachar’ for someone who remained awake all night * Eating and drinking during the night of Shavuot and before the morning prayers * The custom of eating dairy foods as an expression of the sweetness of the Torah, and its ability to turn impure to pure
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Requesting Rain, Mentioning Rain
A person should always familiarize himself with an uncommon prayer before beginning to recite it. Therefore, before Maariv (the evening prayer) on 7 Marcheshvan, one should familiarize himself with the "Barech Alenu" prayer, or read it through.
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