10 Tevet – Yom HaSheleg (Day of Snow)
10 Tevet – Yom HaSheleg (Day of Snow) The Tanakh contains the concept of “Yom HaSheleg” (Day of Snow). The Book of Shmuel (II, 23:20–21) and Divrei HaYamim...
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10 Tevet – Yom HaSheleg (Day of Snow) The Tanakh contains the concept of “Yom HaSheleg” (Day of Snow). The Book of Shmuel (II, 23:20–21) and Divrei HaYamim...
Every Day of the Hebrew Month—all 29 days—Et Ratzon In the book Niflaim Maasecha, citing an ancient book, Ben Ish Chai describes all the days of the...
How the Baba Sali Prayed for Jewish Soldiers During the First Lebanon War (1982), Rabbi Yisrael Abuhatzeira—the Baba Sali was deeply concerned about the situat...
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Gemilut Chasadim and “Milui de-Yudin” Today, one often hears leading rabbis say that the entire Torah has long since been learned, and that we—the final genera...
Lighting Candles for Tzadikim with Their Mothers’ Names During these days of war in Israel, we light candles every day lechvod the Tzadikim and ask them for he...
Reb Shayele of Kerestir – Pidyon Nefesh Based on the Torah Text When the Baal Mofet, Reb Shayele of Kerestir, saw that the Heavenly gates were sealed and praye...
Kavanot During Wartime, or Who Forges Victory for the Chayalim Tehillim 118:6 יְמִ֣ין ה׳ רוֹמֵמָ֑ה יְמִ֥ין ה׳ עֹ֣שָׂה חָֽיִל - “Yemin Ado-nai romemah, ye...
The DNA of the World and the Pasuk from Shirat HaYam—“Adonai Ish Milchamah” When the Torah is taken out in synagogues, the following pasuk from Tehillim 68:2 i...
A Segula for Annulment of the Harshest Decrees—Lessons from Mordechai ha-Yehudi In Judaism, there is a principle: “Maasei Avot—Siman laYeladim”—the deeds of th...
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