This is going to be a hard column to write because it touches on perplexing and enigmatic ideas. Many of Chazal as...
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Read MoreRav Yehuda Amital, zt’l, was a unique talmid chacham, visionary, and builder of Torah. After his family was killed in Auschwitz, Rav...
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Read MoreImmediately after Shabbos, we received heartbreaking news. An IDF soldier was killed in combat in Southern Lebanon. He was identified...
Read MoreThe Seder is over. You’ve cried bitter tears over being enslaved in Egypt—or cried bitter tears when grating and eating extra-sharp horseradish....
Read MoreBy Morah Alana Krul This Passover, families will gather around the Seder table once again to tell one of the most dramatic...
Read MoreA creative and visionary business school dean, Granot will lead the next phase of growth for one of YU’s most...
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Read MorePesach marks our liberation from two centuries of slavery and persecution. It was the first time we faced an attempt...
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