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    14 Aug

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    We are not allowed to move on Shabbos an object that is muktzeh, except under specific circumstances. For example, a utensil used for a forbidden purpose (like scissors) can only...

    14 Aug

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    The critical month of Elul is upon us. All prudent Torah Jews are focused on the upcoming Day of Judgment, Rosh HaShanah, and are trying to prepare accordingly. After the...

    14 Aug

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    Summertime means being outside as much as possible and what better way then enjoying family and friends with a BBQ. Sure it’s easy to buy a jar of BBQ sauce but this Bourbon Whiskey BBQ...

    14 Aug

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    Posuk chof aleph in Perek Tes Zayin in Chumash Devarim tells us that one may not plant a tree next to the Mizbeach of Hashem. Rashi explains that this teaches us that one may not plant a tree or build...

    07 Aug

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    Our experience in Israel is multi-dimensional and oftentimes paradoxical. This land distill so many different values and experiences that rarely can a single phrase or term capture it various layers...

    07 Aug

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    I was approached by someone who asked me to write an article about the short mincha that is davened in Yeshivos. I want to start with the proper disclaimer that no one should pasken based on this...

    07 Aug

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    When preparing ourselves for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, many people concentrate upon character refinement. They might work hard to improve their anger control, they struggle mightily to stamp-out forbidden...

    07 Aug

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    I. IGNORANCE OF THE LAW “Everyone does it” is never an excuse. It does not constitute a legal or religious exemption from consequences. While Jewish law does indeed treat ignorant or...