
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 prayer leader] who prays, “Your mercy extends to the bird’s nest,” or “Your name should be remembered for the good,” or “Thank you, thank you” is told to desist.1
This Mishnaic teaching directly refers to one of the 74 mitzvot listed in...
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Antisemitism in the United States is getting worse. But perhaps just as disturbing is the growing sense that many people no longer recognize antisemit...
In Parashat Shoftim, Moses relates the laws of the future Israelite kings, who will ultimately rule over the people once they have entered the Land of Israel. Despite his status as a monarch, the Israelite king must follow specific restrict...
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For many Jews who care deeply about Israel, the past few years have created a painful tension. We know that Israel is routinely...
Our son Yaki serves in the tank corps of the IDF. He had gone four consecutive months without a real break, coming home every couple of weeks for Shabbat and going back again early on Sunday morning.
Finally, he was given a week-long break...
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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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