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Israel's International Relations in the Bible

What does the Bible tell us about political alliances? It tells us that they can have some benefits, but that we must not rely on them.

Spiritually Fulfilled

Datan and Aviram challenged Moses, redefining Egypt as the "land of milk and honey" and seeing Aliyah solely for material gain. This contrasted sharply with the Torah's view of Aliyah's purpose as spiritual enhancement, making the study of mitzvot relevant at all times, not just upon entering the land.

We Will Go up!

Though seemingly separate, the narratives of Korach and the Spies are deeply intertwined through shared linguistic and thematic motifs. Together, they reveal a profound opposition to ascending to the Land of Israel and to Moses' spiritual authority—themes especially relevant in our times.

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Accepting Benifits when making Aliyah

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Beit Midrash

Shaving and Haircuts during the Three Weeks
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
The Minor Fasts and Their Laws
Rabbi Eliezer Melamed
The Arc of the Moral Universe
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks

The Beginning of The Redemption

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Is Redemption Fixed or Flexible

Different translation to Yesha'ayahu's words bring different opinions to the question - are the times of Mashiach fixed or flexible.

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