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Parshat Behar: Just One Droplet

Posted on 01 May 2008

The lesson Rabbi Akiva learned by looking at a rock gave Am Yisrael the strength to survive. Rabbi Akiva was forty years old and decided he wanted to study Torah. Thus far his life revolved around caring for the physical needs of the world. Like our forefathers, like Moses like so many great men he ...

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Parshat Emor: Count for Yourselves

Posted on 01 May 2008

Sefirat Ha’Omer: helping us reach new heights You shall count for yourselves ... from the day when you bring the omer of the waving - seven weeks ... and you shall offer a new meal-offering to Hashem. From your dwelling places you shall bring bread that shall be waved, two loaves... (Vayikra 23:15-16). A number ...

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Lift Up Your Hand

Posted on 08 April 2008

While visiting London last year, I heard the following story from a 19 year old Jewish girl. She was vacationing in a beach house in Thailand when the Tsunami hit.

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The Concept of Chazaka

Posted on 06 April 2008

Halacha, or for that matter, all systems of law in the world, is based on the concept of reasonable presumptions. In Jewish law this is called the concept of chazaka– the presumption that what was, still is.

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Submit a dvar torah

Posted on 17 March 2008

f you are a Rabbi and you can make a valuable contribution to the English-speaking religious public in Israel and abroad Click here to submit a dvar torah for our Parashat HaShavua Section.