Orthodox Conundrum Commentary
Scott KahnI 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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| Issues | 243 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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The Chareidi Draft Debate: Is Common Ground Possible? with Rav Shaya Karlinsky
The full episode released early, with several bonus questions and ad free for paid members of Orthodox Conundrum Commentary
The debate over Chareidi military service has become one of the most contentious issues in Israel today. It touches...
Is This a Divine Punishment?
On Thursday night, a friend of mine asked me a serious question. Something seemed very clear and obvious to him, and he wanted to understand the alternate position better.
He explained that it seemed providential - perhaps close to prophet...
The Notebook: Iran, The Knicks, and Dave Cowens
First, the news:
Between Friday and Sunday, Hezbollah fired five drones into Israeli territory; one was shot down by the IDF, and the other four landed in northern Israel. In response, Israel struck Hezbollah targets in Dahiyeh, a Hezbolla...
Why Return to Israel If Judaism Can Thrive Anywhere? Lessons from the First Exile, with Yael Leibowitz
The full episode released early, with a bonus question and ad free for paid subscribers to Orthodox Conundrum Commentary
Last month on the Orthodox Conundrum, I spoke with several guests about the relationship between Israel and the Diaspo...
Does Pakistan Have a Right to Exist?
In 1947, a British colony in Asia was partitioned into two states for two different groups.
In 1947, the UN voted to partition a different British colony into two states for two different groups.
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Husband of Aliza and father of seven living in Israel. Creator of Jewish Coffee House, host of Orthodox Conundrum, co-host of Intimate Judaism.
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