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 | 252 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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The War Against Torah
After a prolonged struggle, the Knesset today approved the law ending the persecution of Torah students and preventing their arrest. - UTJ MK Moshe Gafni
Yesterday, the Knesset voted 58-54 to stop the arrests of yeshiva students who have...
Why Jews Laugh: Molly Livingstone on Humor, Resilience, and Hope
At first glance, releasing a conversation about comedy during the Three Weeks seems almost incongruous. This is the season when Jews deliberately focus on mourning, loss, and the destruction of the Beit HaMikdash. But perhaps that’s precise...
Tearing the Land in Two
Parashat Matot concludes with the request of the tribes of Reuven and Gad to inhabit the land conquered from the kings Sichon and Og, despite its being situated on the East Bank of the Jordan River - that is, outside the expected borders of...
What You Really Need to Know About the Three Weeks and the Nine Days, with Rabbi Chayim Soloveichik
The full episode released early, with two bonus questions and ad free for paid members of Orthodox Conundrum Commentary
Every year, as the Three Weeks begin, the same questions come up. Can I listen to music? Go to a baseball game? Buy new...
When Robert Frost Meets Humpty Dumpty
The poet Robert Frost, when asked what one of his poems meant, would respond, “It means what it says.” When pressed further, he once retorted, “Would you like me to state it in worse English?”1
Lewis Carroll’s Humpty Dumpty, in contrast, h...
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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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