Parshat Miketz and an end to the darkness | The Jewish Star
While this week’s Torah portion, Miketz (Genesis 41:1-44:17), is typically read during Chanukah, this year (when we read it the day after Chanukah) is an exception. Since my early …
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While this week’s Torah portion, Miketz (Genesis 41:1-44:17), is typically read during Chanukah, this year (when we read it the day after Chanukah) is an exception. Since my early …
From the blog of Pesach Lattin at The Times of Israel
By Rabbi Yair Hoffman for the S'fas Tamim Foundation This week’s parsha discusses that apogee of Hashem’s Divine Providence to Klal Yisroel – the exodus
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