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Mishpacha writers take a trip down memory lane to share the seforim that transport and transform
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Mishpacha writers take a trip down memory lane to share the seforim that transport and transform
The eagerly anticipated moment had finally arrived. An entire nation, three million strong, assembled in the courtyard of the newly constructed Mishkan to inaugurate the house built for Hashem. It was a gala celebration, but also a day of stressful nerves and swirling uncertainty. Had Hashem forgiven them for the grievous crime of worshipping a […]
Growing up in the 70s in the aftermath of the Six-Day War, I heard a comment that, even as a young boy, troubled me. A Rabbi mentioned that, initially, the great nissim of 1967 carried Messianic potential. Tragically, this opportunity was squandered because too much credit was attributed to Tzahal. The ensuing parades declaring “kol […]
By Rabbi Yair Hoffman In New York City, the Tzom Gedaliah fast begins at 5:16 AM dawn degrees or at 5:26 AM dawn fixed minutes in NYC (All fasts other
Day Of Purification Though we generally associate Yom Kippur with atonement, the Torah defines taharah (purification) as the day’s goal: On Yom Kippur, Hashem atones for our sins in order to purify us. The purification relates to both the Beit HaMikdash and the Jewish People. [1] This is why the Yom Kippur Torah readings […]