Hamelech | Dudi Kalish & Yedidim Choir
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Hamelech is a powerful and uplifting musical composition that captures the
greatness and sovereignty of Hashem – the King of the World. With moving
melodie...
זוהר על פי פשט בעברית?
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אשה אחת שאלה אותי אם אני מוכן להעביר את הזוהר היומי בעברית. אמרתי לה שאם
יהיו אנשים מעוניינים בזה אנסה. האם יש כאן או ידוע למישהו כאן על מי שיהיה
מעוניי...
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An Israeli company, reported on TOI, is producing "cow free" lab-made milk
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Reading Over the Brisker Rav’s Shoulder
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The Jewish Review of Books recently published its Fall issue, which
features several excellent articles, including a discussion of the recently
published C...
Processing the Rally
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If you still haven’t figured out whether the rally was a good thing, a bad
thing, or both – you might be interested in the latest episode of my
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A Whale of a Tale
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Rashi says the tananim hagedolim (Bereishis 1:21) are the great sea
creatures, whales. The Ramban says that these creatures are so unique that
they were a ...
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Redux: adjective – resurgence; refers to being brought back, restored, or
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Here's a piece in Hamelitz about a telegram from Mrs. Netziv, Rabbanit
Batya Mirel (Epstein) Berlin, asking people to say tehillim for her
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Lag Baomer and Chinuch -ל”ג בעומר ומצות חינוך
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We recently read פרשת אמור אל הכהנים, where we are taught the important
lesson, להזהיר גדולים על הקטנים, that not only gedolim/adults are obligated
in the ...
Dvar Torah - Titzave - Rabbi Yitzchok Wolpin
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This week we are privileged to read the portion of Titzave. The portion
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the Menor...
Tikun Olam vs. Tikun Hameuvas
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Many bloggers ostensibly go into blogging to participate in Tikun Olam.
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Why Do Orthodox Women Need Female Yoatzot?
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Let's take a quick survey of the reasons given by Orthodox feminists for
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TTT :: Sois Osis • Dovid Gabay
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So vanilla as to not even be terrible. It's just not...anything. Lyrics are
indiscernible, harmonies are haphazard, and yet, this tune almost escaped
being...
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When I first started blogging, it was before the Asifa. Post-asifa, there
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After a great get-together last night, we are ready to move the blog to a
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What really boggles the mind is how certain insignificant videos go viral, while the inspirational variety are relegated to flail in Kansas-land as mere Dust in the Wind.
I was privileged to meet him once, and I can testify to the fact that he is the real Mccoy. His love for all people shines through, as one need not subscribe to his brand or level of religiosity to be on the receiving end of his kindness.
Seven Hundred Paratroopers came under his spell in 2006 en-route to battle in Lebanon. All 700 returned home, complete. Not one casualty. Remarkable.
There is a famous story where he was engaging a wayward youth in conversation and he asked him what it would take to get him to become religious. The young man replied "a porsche". Indeed, The rabbi showed up at his house several days later with the car! See more stories here.
One thing that disturbs me is that when a person of importance passes on, the eulogies praise them to such an extent that one begins to wonder - If there are such amazing people on this earth, why do we only find out about them after they are gone? So please take the opportunity to watch the embedded video, and when in Israel, make it your business to visit Migdal HaEmek.
beautiful post. shkoyakh and thanks for the honorable mention and than HKB"H for the honorable Mentchen.
I wouldn't emphasize the miraculous survival rate aspect. To me that's neither here nor there. The greatest miracle present in the clip is the size to which one human heart can expand.
beautiful post. shkoyakh and thanks for the honorable mention and than HKB"H for the honorable Mentchen.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't emphasize the miraculous survival rate aspect. To me that's neither here nor there. The greatest miracle present in the clip is the size to which one human heart can expand.
Beautiful - thanks for posting
ReplyDeleteWelcome aboard, Moshe.
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