This is a description for a Talmud study session focused on the fourth part of Masekhet Sanhedrin.

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This is a promotional announcement for a Yom Kippur shiur (lecture) by Rabbi Joseph Dweck.

The article discusses the third part of the Sephardic Responsa for the Modern World series, focusing on Rabbi Haim David HaLevi.

This text is an introduction and invitation to a series of shiurim (Jewish classes) called "Sephardic Responsa for the Modern World," which are being conducted by R. Matloub Abadi and R. Jack Cohen.

This article discusses the relevance of Sephardic Responsa, specifically focusing on the teachings of Rabbi Benion Uziel.

The text is advertising a new membership program for a virtual and physical Bet Midrash called The Habura.

In this text, R. Elie Abadie discusses the halakhic philosophy of classical Sepharadi poseqim (Jewish legal authorities).

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In his discussion of HaRav Kook's insights, R. Joseph Dweck focuses on the concept of "perishut," which refers to asceticism or separation.

In "Tosafists & their Meta-Halakhic Agenda" by R. Chaim Rapoport, the author explores the intellectual agenda of the Tosafists, a group of medieval Jewish commentators, and their approach to halakhah (Jewish law).

In this article, R. Yamin Levy discusses the differences between Sephardi and Ashkenazi approaches to Minhag (customs), Halakha (Jewish law), and Mahshaba (Jewish mysticism).

In this episode of Judaism & Non-Jewish Culture, Professor Zvi Zohar explores the topic of Abarbanel, a Jewish thinker, with Rabbi Steven Dansky.

In this discussion, Rabbi Steven Danksy explores the interplay between traditional rabbinic ideas and psychological theories and concepts.

In this discussion by Rabbi Steven Dansky, he explores the concept of free will versus omniscience.

In this podcast episode, Rabbi Steven Dansky discusses the interplay between traditional rabbinic ideas and psychological theories and concepts.

In this video, Rabbi Steven Dansky discusses the interplay between traditional rabbinic ideas and psychological theories and concepts, inspired by the teachings of Emeritus Chief Rabbi Sacks on the partnership of religious and scientific thinking.