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    25 Aug

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    Dear Rabbi and Shira, Hi! I’m a big fan of your column and enjoy reading it on a weekly basis. I’m having a problem dating. My next-door neighbor, Moshe and I...

    25 Aug

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    In shul many men place their tallis over their head for the entire davening. Some do so only after Barchu, while others do not cover their head with a tallis at all. What is the reasoning behind covering...

    25 Aug

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    And Miriam the prophetess, the sister of Aharon, took the drum in her hand, and all of the women followed her with drums and dances. Shemos 15:20 Introduction Singing Shabbos zemiros is a special activity that many Jewish families engage...

    25 Aug

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    I. Guests and Leftovers At weddings, we serve a tremendous amount of food. Between the smorgasbord, the different courses and dessert, guests are offered more food than most can eat. Can a guest put some food in a container...

    18 Aug

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    Parashat Ki-Tetzeh presents the law regarding a Ben Sorer U’Moreh– “wayward child.” This is a 13-year- old boy who not only disobeys his parents, but goes far beyond that – stealing their money to buy meat and...

    18 Aug

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    Unusual Spelling Calls Out For Our Attention This week’s parsha contains the mitzvah of sending away the mother bird prior to taking her chicks or eggs [22:6-7] (Shiluach HaKen). According to the commentaries, one of the reasons for this...

    18 Aug

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    As precious days of Elul are already slipping away, we really want to utilize this special time in the best way that we can. I would like to offer my dear readers a great suggestion of a worthwhile...

    18 Aug

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    One of the mitzvos of this week’s parashah is (22:10), “You shall not plow with an ox and a donkey together.” Rashi writes that this prohibition applies to all species. Two species may not be bound together while working. The Daas Zekeinim m’Baalei...