Temple Tile Treasure Trove

Tiles from the Beis HaMikdosh found:

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Hineni Heroine Heralds Hashem - BDE Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

Marvelous Marvin Mefaresh Meeting - Chinuch Atzmai 1956

Delayed Dialogue Discourses Distributed - Dialogue For Torah Issues and Ideas - Volume 6 Winter 5776/2016

Dialogue I
Dialogue II
Dialogue III
Dialogue IV
Dialogue V


It's been 2 long years since the last issue of Dialogue.

Well, the wait was well worth it.

Rav Aharon Feldman is back with Judaism - The Ultimate Counterculture.

I. The Rabbinate Today

A Framework for Rabbinic Leadership - Rabbi Warren Goldstein
The American Orthodox Rabbinate: Past, Present and Future by Rabbi Yaakov Feitman
Boondocks or Boon? A perspective on Small-Town Rabbonus - Rabbi Yisroel Miller
Learning From Each Other: An experience with Diversity - Rabbi Menachem Zupnick

II. Jewish Thought

Avrohom Avinu and the Akeyda - Rabbi Aharon Feldman
Eliyahu haNavi - Rabbi Osher Chaim Levene

III. Jewish Practice and Belief

Letter of the Law vs. Spirit of the Law - Rabbi Aharon Lopiansky
The Shofet of That Age: Dynamics of Halachic Authority - Rabbi Ze'ev Kraines
Use of Tzedakah Funds for Health Care - Rabbi Shimon Silver
The Beys Din System of Today - Rabbi Ari Marburger
- Addendum by Rabbi Shlomo Miller

IV. Jewish History

Moral Resistance in the Concentration Camps - David Adler

V. Book Review

Review Article: Torah, Chazal and Science - Rabbi Yaakov Menken


VI. Comments and Rejoinders

The Birth of a Schismatic Movement - Rabbi Avrohom Gordimer


Letters to the Editor

Available here

Rabbi Reisman Relishes Receivables

Lekavod Purim:

I was told that Rabbi Reisman received an assortment platter of cookies for Mishloach Manos.

One of his visitors asked him if it is "Reisman's"?

Rabbi Reisman replied: "Now it is."

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We live in a generation where we'd rather witness an event than experience it ourselves. Shame.

Papers Pervert PAC Photograph(s)

There was a time in recent memory when the Frum publications published pictures of women. The Artscroll biographies included many such pictures.
Recently, however, there has been a push to disallow pictures of women and girls, to the extent that publications blot out the faces of little
girls in their Purim costume advertisements.



Now I have no issue if a publication wants to cater to its readership. If you don't want to print pictures of women, that is fine. But then why print a picture of Rebbitzen Pam?



And finally, it is geneivas daas in my opinion to print pictures that are altered to make people think that there were no women in the picture.




Of course in this case it is entirely possible that the women were asked to step aside during a male only picture.