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Tag: Mishpatim

0 Torah Jewish Law

Why So Many Laws? Mishpatim and the Making of a Moral Society

Keshet Starr in 18forty · 12 Feb

Keshet Starr's article delves into the Torah portion Mishpatim, exploring the reasons behind its numerous laws and their purpose in creating a just society.

0 History Torah

Umberto Cassuto Jewish History in the Torah Mishpatim

Jewish History Lectures · 12 Feb

This video explores the insights of Umberto Cassuto, a renowned Jewish scholar, on Jewish history as reflected in the Torah portion Mishpatim.

0 History Torah

Metsad haShavyahu Ostracon Jewish History in the Torah Mishpatim

Jewish History Lectures · 11 Feb

The video delves into the significance of the Metsad haShavyahu ostracon, an ancient Hebrew inscription discovered in Israel, connecting it to the biblical Torah portion of Mishpatim.

0 History Torah

Who are the Hapiru? Jewish History in the Torah Mishpatim

Jewish History Lectures · 10 Feb

The video explores the intriguing identity and role of the Hapiru, a group mentioned in various ancient Near Eastern texts, within the context of Jewish history and Torah law, specifically in "Mishpatim."

0 Jewish Law History

Near Eastern Law Codes Jewish History in the Torah Mishpatim

Jewish History Lectures · 9 Feb

This video explores the parallels between ancient Near Eastern legal codes and Jewish laws found in the Torah, particularly focusing on Parashat Mishpatim.

0 Jewish Law Food

Parashah of the week: Shemini

Jewish Chronicle · 4 Apr 2024

The Parashah of the week, Shemini, discusses the criteria for kosher mammals, highlighting the significance of split hooves and chewing the cud.

0 Jewish Law Israel

Parashah of the week: Mishpatim

Rebbetzin Shuli Liss in Jewish Chronicle · 8 Feb 2024

In this discussion on the Parashah of the week, Mishpatim, the emphasis is on the importance of not rushing to judgment without verifying facts.

0 Torah Holidays

Shabbat times from February 9 to February 16

Jewish Chronicle · 8 Feb 2024

Shabbat times for the period from February 9 to February 16 are provided, including the start and end times in various locations in the UK.

0 Culture Politics

For Jake Tapper, being the rabbi of TV news comes easy

Forward · 5 Mar 2021

CNN's Jake Tapper, known for his probing interviews and balancing act across political divides, integrates his Jewish heritage into his role as a prominent news anchor.