I examine major issues affecting the Orthodox world, without exaggeration or whitewashing. I hope to spark wider discussion, thus enabling Orthodox Judaism to move forward where it excels, and to rectify that which needs improvement.
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A Purim Shpiel on Yom Kippur
It would be difficult to find two more dissimilar holidays than Yom Kippur and Purim. Nevertheless, Jewish thinkers and mystics have noted some fascinating associations between the two days that demonstrate a deeper thematic linkage. In lig...
Living in the Sukkah: What Halacha Really Requires, with Rav Chayim Soloveichik (BONUS EPISODE)
The full episode released early, with a bonus section and ad free for members of Orthodox Conundrum Commentary
What does it really mean to make the sukkah our home for seven days? In this special bonus Sukkot episode, I speak once again wi...
The Thirteen Attributes of Mercy
This post was originally published on September 23, 2023. I’m sharing it again now so that new subscribers can print out the PDF before Yom Kippur.
Let me add a brief additional thought that I’m considering this year:
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Emphasizing the Good: A Solution or Part of the Problem? A Conversation with Rabbi Judah Mischel
The full episode released early, with a bonus section and ad free for members of Orthodox Conundrum Commentary
As Yom Kippur approaches, we naturally think about what’s wrong: our failures, our mistakes, and the ways that we, and the Jewis...
Laws of Tekiat Shofar
I am so grateful to everyone who has read my articles over the past year; it gives me a deep sense of personal fulfillment to start important conversations, whether you agree with my ideas or not.
Orthodox Conundrum Commentary is a reader-...
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