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    19 Sep

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    On Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur we kneel on the floor during davening at oleinu and while saying v’kohanim. In addition, many times we wish to kneel on the ground to give a child a bath, exercise, or to put...

    19 Sep

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    Eating on Erev Yom Kippur As we approach the Yom Tov of Yom Kippur, we think of the importance of the day, and we are also concerned about how we will make it through the fast. One of the interesting...

    12 Sep

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    Though the Mitzvah of blowing the shofar on Rosh Hashanah is rooted in the Torah’s commandment, it also serves another important purpose. The shofar functions as a compelling wake-up call for Jews during this solemn period. Its piercing sound,...

    12 Sep

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    In memory of Michael Laves z”l, a good friend who always greeted people enthusiastically I. Have a Good Year Many people greet each other on Rosh Hashanah with blessings for a good year, “Shanah tovah.” Rav Ya’akov Ben Asher,...

    12 Sep

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    We often picture G-d this time of year as a judge, sitting at His bench, waiting to catch us, judge us and hold us accountable. Not only is this not a healthy and constructive image, it is not...

    12 Sep

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    The Custom of Tashlich We all know that when it comes to Rosh Hashanah there is a custom to go to tashlich and say tefillos there. Those who don’t go then go during aseres yemi teshuva. Where did this custom come...

    12 Sep

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    The custom of most people is to fast on Erev Rosh Hashanah. What is the source and reason for this? Does it apply to everyone? Until what time in the day does one have to fast? If one fasted...

    12 Sep

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    On the first day of Rosh HaShana, the haftara is the story of Chana, from the Book of Shmuel. It is the story of a woman who longed for a child, a woman...