A Visit, A Memory and A Wish
There are few places on earth where the phrase “Shabbat Shalom” – “Sabbath of Peace,” introduced by the Safed kabbalists in the 15th century and used as a greeting by many Jews today – would fit so well.
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- The Book to Take to Yom Kippur
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- Ha’azinu — When Bravado is Banned (and links to other pieces)
- Open Orthodoxy’s New Sanction of Lesbian Relationships
- Nitzavim – How to Perform a Miracle
- Pagers in the Parshah
- Ki Savo – Getting It Into Our Heads
- A Different Sort of Parting Shot
- Parting Shot
- Ki Seitzei – Butterflies and Baker’s Bread
- Rav Avrohom Ausband, zt”l
- Shoftim – The Consequentialness of a Court
- Jerusalem Tachtonim: A Reply to “Yerushalayim Shorts”
- Re’ei – Killing’s Toll on Killers
- Yerushalayim Shorts
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