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    23 Dec

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    When Yaakob’s sons returned to Egypt and informed him that his beloved son, Yosef, was still alive, he at first didn’t believe them (45:26). But Yaakob then saw the wagons that Yosef had sent with his brothers to...

    23 Dec

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    “Vayigash, and he approached”. The parsha opens with Yehuda pleading to Yosef on behalf of his youngest brother, Binyamin. Picture it. Yosef, Viceroy to the Pharaoh, sitting on a regal throne. His brothers standing before him....

    23 Dec

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    Patrilineal descent and intermarriage are the problem, not the solution. The recent Jewish People Policy Institute study found that outside of Orthodoxy, fewer Jews are getting married, those marrying are marrying later and having fewer children and intermarriage rates are...

    16 Dec

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    I. Home For Chanukah Chanukah occupies an unusual place in halachah. Most mitzvos fall on the individual. Chanukah’s primary mitzvah devolves on the location, not the person. The Gemara (Shabbos 21b) does not describe the obligation as lighting a candle...

    16 Dec

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    Chanukkah is one of two holidays that the Rabbis instituted to celebrate great miracles that happened to our nation, the other, of course, being Purim. Several differences exist between the way we observe Chanukkah and the way we observe...

    16 Dec

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    Pharaoh had troubling dreams. None of his sorcerers or dream interpreters could satisfactorily explain them. Finally, the Sar HaMashkim (wine butler), who had been released from prison a couple of years prior, popped up and told Pharaoh “Es chata’ai ani...