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Let There Be Light is a work that provides new understanding of the first book of the Torah.

The High Court of Justice ruling is significant in that it is a critical recognition of women’s education, knowledge, and integration into the sphere of Torah and Halacha.

All I hear is incredible yearning – for children who have died before their time to be united with their parents; to feel God’s presence; to sense salvation at times of unending darkness

As the exodus from Egypt was brought about by the faith of the women, so too will be the future redemption.

Independence does not negate the educational role. On the contrary, it empowers it.

Ninety letters of the Torah were written on the battlefield amid music, dancing, and charred meat for the troops.

The song, entitled ‘12 Pesukim’ or ‘12 bible verses’ in English, praises Torah, God and loving thy neighbor; a teaching commended by Rabbi Akiva. 

[…] I now come to the third part of my remarks, devoted to Operation “Al-Aqsa Flood”. This operation was launched on October 7 by our brothers from the Izz al-Dine al-Qassam Brigades (Hamas' armed wing), and our brothers from Islamic Jihad and other Palestinian factions joined them. The causes which led to this operation were

Every gesture of recognition marries love and humility, vulnerability and sacred responsibility.

The Torah explicitly says the Children of Israel spent 430 years in English, but our sages and Torah commentators say they only spent 210.