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Torah October 16, 2025

Why light?

“And the L‑rd said, ‘Let there be light.’” —Bereishis 1:3 Light has always been the most favored metaphor for all...

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Torah October 3, 2025

My Indignant Three-Year-Old

I wanted to begin by wishing everyone a gmar chasima tova and a gut yur. The time period between Rosh Hashanah and Yom...

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Torah October 3, 2025

Approbations And Deadly Amulets: The Life And Works Of Rabbi Dovid Oppenheim (1664-1736)

The Serpent Infiltrates the Rabbinate in Prague Rabbi Dovid Oppenheim (1664 – 1736) was the chief rabbi of Nikolsburg and...

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Torah October 3, 2025

Made In The Shade

When I was a little boy, an occasional treat was when my friends and I would sleep out on a...

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Torah October 3, 2025

Sukkot: Walking With Strength

Jewish holidays commemorate milestones in Jewish history. They recall the touchstone moments when Hashem descended into our world and intervened...

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Torah October 3, 2025

Musings Of A Shliach From Montana

Rabbi Chaim with Menny at Sukkos 2017 Sukkos is upon us and it’s my favorite yom tov. There’s something unique about...

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Torah October 2, 2025

Sheltering Together In Divine Presence

As the Ba’al Shem Tov haKadosh sat in his sukkah, a great tumult raged outside. In the early days of the Chassidic movement,...

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Torah October 2, 2025

Live Separately: Come Together

Sukkot is one of the three annual festivals when the Jewish people made the aliyah l’regel pilgrimage to celebrate together in Yerushalayim. According...

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Torah September 28, 2025

The Sukkah As Hashem’s Protection: Reflecting Two Years Later

The Sukkah As Hashem's Protection: Reflecting Two Years Later Two years ago, our perception of Simchat Torah changed forever. The...

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Torah September 28, 2025

A Week Of Liberation

By Sivan Rahav Meir Each year, just before Sukkot, I am reminded of some of the first words of Torah...

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Torah September 28, 2025

Global Outpouring Of Chizuk As Klal Yisrael Participates In Dirshu Yom Limud U’tefillah On Chofetz Chaim’s Yahrzeit

Prominent Rabbanim Deliver Divrei Chizuk and Children Around the World Daven for Klal Yisrael and Internalize the Chofetz Chaim’s Message By Chaim Gold HaRav...

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Torah September 25, 2025

A Pause For Thought

We need to pay attention to our prayers during Aseret Yemei Teshuvah, so that we notice the changes that are made...

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Torah September 25, 2025

Putting Awe Back In Awesome

The home of the great composer, Ludwig van Beethoven, has been preserved as a museum in Bonn, Germany. One historical...

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Torah September 25, 2025

Unfinished Business?

“Mi yichyeh u’mi yamut, mi b’kitzo u’mi lo b’kitzo. Who will live and who will die? Who will die at...

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Torah September 25, 2025

The Power Of Being Real

The number one feedback I get about my column is that it feels relatable. People tell me, “Wow, what you...

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Torah September 24, 2025

Exploring The Emotional Landscape Of Teshuvah

Teshuvah is a command of the heart and of the soul. Most mitzvot summon us to perform tangible actions. The emotions we bring...

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Torah September 23, 2025

From Germany To Italy: Between The Rishonim And Acharonim

The remarkable century-long life of Rabbi Yehudah Mintz The Mintz family originated from the German Rhineland and played an integral...

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Torah September 21, 2025

Musings Of A Shliach From Montana

Rabbi Chaim with Zeesy and Chana Laya in the fire truck at the Fire Station In small town USA there...

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