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    28 Dec

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    A famous Midrash tells that when G-d brought upon the Egyptians the second plague, the plague of frogs, he started by bringing just one single frog. The Egyptians tried to...

    28 Dec

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    The commentaries on the Chumash find it difficult to understand why the exodus from Egypt had to be accomplished by means of a deception. Moshe Rabbeinu only requested three days...

    28 Dec

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    Parashat Vaera begins with a series of promises that G-d tells Moshe to communicate to Beneh Yisrael in Egypt. One of these promises is “Ve’lakahti Etchem Li Le’am” – “I...

    28 Dec

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    The Words Vaileh Shmos is an acronym for vchayav adam lhashlim haparsha shnayim mikra vechad targum-one is required to review the weekly Torah portion, twice with the language of the...

    28 Dec

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    Redemption Begins When I Stop  Tolerating the Lie Moses’ Early Years It is one of the most intriguing components of the Exodus story. The first leader of the Jewish people, who would...

    28 Dec

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    INGREDIENTS: 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 small onion, finely chopped 1 clove garlic, minced 1/2 pound ground veal 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh flat leaf parsley 1/4 cup bread crumbs 1 large egg, beaten 1 teaspoon kosher salt 1/2...

    21 Dec

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    JEWISH VUES IS PROUD TO WELCOME TORAH IQ TO ITS AMAZING GROUP OF WEEKLY CONTRIBUTORS Torah IQ is a sefer full of over 1500 riddles and brainteasers. The sefer, introduced in...

    21 Dec

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    The Mishna (Pesachim 116a) records the observance of the mitzvah of “sippur yetzias mitzrayim” on the first night of Pesach. “ Arami oveid avi” (normally recited in connection with the...