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Ami Magazine in Ami · 23 Apr

Rav Meir Nissim Mazuz, a revered Torah scholar and educator, is remembered for his profound impact on Torah study and his unique Iyun Tunisai approach, emphasizing rigorous analysis and independent learning.

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Entering the Gate of Mashiach

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 22 Apr

The article explores a significant trend in contemporary Judaism, where individuals merge diverse Jewish traditions in their spiritual lives, reflecting a broader path to unity.

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The smartest Jewish thinkers would call today’s religion heresy.

Lakewood From Afar in Future of Jewish · 19 Apr

The essay explores a provocative thesis comparing the complex relationship between science and Jewish theology.

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Leon Kass on How Exodus Created the Jewish National Narrative

Tikvah · 17 Apr

Leon Kass delves into the national narrative formed by the Book of Exodus, exploring how it established a foundational story, societal laws, and a collective aspiration for the Jewish people.

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Why Oct. 7 Victims Are Suing a Palestinian Mogul, with Gary Osen

Unorthodox · 10 Apr

Attorney Gary Osen discusses a lawsuit involving Palestinian-American mogul Bashar Masri, whose real estate properties in Gaza allegedly served as Hamas attack sites.

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The Pharaoh who Knew not Yosef

Jewish History Lectures · 9 Apr

The video briefly explores the phrase "made his heart heavy," used in the biblical narrative of the Exodus to describe Pharaoh's reaction.

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Parshas Tzav-Pesach

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 8 Apr

Reflecting on her life in Israel amid missile attacks, Cindy Scarr draws a spiritual correlation between her experiences and the teachings of Pesach.

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Where is the Sea of Reeds?

Jewish History Lectures · 8 Apr

The video explores the geographical mystery surrounding the biblical Sea of Reeds, referenced in the Book of Exodus as the site of the Israelites' miraculous crossing while escaping Egypt.

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Remembering the Forgotten

Max Hollander in Lehrhaus · 8 Apr

Max Hollander explores the often overlooked role of Yosef (Joseph) in the Passover seder, suggesting his story adds depth to the themes of remembrance and redemption.

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An endangered tortoise had a geriatric miracle birth — Sarah did it first

PJ Grisar in Forward · 7 Apr

Mommy, a Galapagos tortoise at the Philadelphia Zoo, has amazed zookeepers by becoming a first-time mother in her tenth decade, drawing a parallel with the biblical matriarch Sarah, who also experienced a miraculous late-age pregnancy.

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A Timely Lesson In Leadership From The Weekly Torah Portion

Gary Rosenblatt in Between The Lines · 7 Apr

The article draws a parallel between the current political climate and a lesson from the Torah, as illuminated in Rabbi Shai Held's commentaries.

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My Liberal Faith

Sapir · 3 Apr

At the core of the author's experience is the transformative influence of a university seminar on the Book of Genesis, which fostered an enduring engagement with Jewish teachings and deeper philosophical inquiry.

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Jewish Masterpiece: The Talmud

Sapir · 3 Apr

The article delves into the Talmud's rich complexity and enduring significance, describing it as a profound self-help book that encompasses the entirety of human experience through its discussions and disputes.

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Tefillah as TORAH: Tools of Resilience and Hope

eJewishPhilanthropy · 2 Apr

In a world fraught with challenges, utilizing tefillah (Jewish prayer) as a tool for building spiritual resilience is gaining attention.

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Oasis in the Desert

Ami Magazine in Ami · 2 Apr

Rav Yisrael Abergel, head of Hameir Laarets, continues his father's legacy of Torah scholarship and outreach in Netivot, situated near the Gazan border.

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Hearing the Shepherd from Tekoa

Ethan Schwartz in Lehrhaus · 2 Apr

Ethan Schwartz reviews Rabbi Yitzchak Etshalom's book, "Amos: The Genius of Prophetic Rhetoric," which is part of the Maggid Studies in Tanakh series and explores the prophet Amos.

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Parshas Vayikra

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 1 Apr

In her reflection on Parshas Vayikra, Cindy Scarr explores the concept of a personal calling, drawing parallels between Moshe's divine mission and the unique roles each individual is meant to fulfill.

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The Moment

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 1 Apr

Rabbi Moshe Dov Heber of Yeshiva Ktana of Waterbury has embraced Rabbi Dovid Newman's Torascha BFinu program, which has significantly enhanced the Torah learning experience for middle-school boys through the encouragement of constant chazarah.

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Rabbi Gordon Shares a Story: The Successful Tailor

Chabad.org · 27 Mar

Rabbi Gordon narrates a heartwarming chassidic tale about a tailor who achieves success not simply through his own talent or ambition, but also due to the merit he accumulates through acts of kindness and sincerity.

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Parsha Problems

Jewish History Uncensored · 27 Mar

The episode delves into the variations within the Parsha system across different versions of the Tanakh and the historical controversy over writing systems for Nevi'im, emphasizing why Nevi'im was the focus of so much debate.

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JewQ International Torah Championship (5785)

Chabad.org · 26 Mar

The JewQ International Torah Championship is an engaging event that showcases the dedication and Jewish knowledge of children from Chabad Hebrew schools worldwide.

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The Moment: Issue 1055

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 25 Mar

The latest issue of Mishpacha Magazine highlights a unique Haggadah by Rabbi Moshe Hubner, which sheds light on gedolim who did not have children yet contributed significantly to Jewish learning and tradition.

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To Save the World

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 25 Mar

"The Last Slave" is a tale of redemption, evolving from Cindy Scarr's ambition to write an impactful novel about the Exodus story.

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Spinning, fast and slow

eJewishPhilanthropy · 21 Mar

Rabbinic leadership often resembles the quick, intuitive "spinning" of goats' hair as described in Exodus, necessitating rapid responses and decision-making.

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Everything Jewish you need to know for the week of 3/16!

Chabad.org · 20 Mar

This week's episode covers a diverse range of Jewish news and cultural updates.

	Cindy Scarr
	Sruli Fruchter
	Abigail Pogrebin
	Erica Brown
	Amy E. Schwartz
	David J. Wolpe
	Yosef Lindell
	Roslyn Weiss
	Natan Slifkin
	PJ Grisar

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