Reuvenations
Reuven SperoA study on the weekly Torah reading (parasha) and a list of links to articles I find interesting on topics as various as politics, science, culture, life in Israel.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 257 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Shlach Lecha: My Father Always Told Me...
Because the second day of Shavuot landed on a Shabbat this year, the regular Shabbat parasha was not read. There is no second day of Shavuot in Israel, and the regular parasha was read on that Shabbat. So at this point in our calendar, ther...
Beha-alot'cha: When You Arise
Parashat B’ha-alot’cha: that word means in this context when you kindle the menorah, and it is a commandment addressed to Aharon.
In 1948, The Ohale Ya’akov notes that this is a period of war, Arabs attacking Israel to prevent the establis...
A Short Piece on Jewish Learning
Shavuot is upon us again, with its odors of cheesecake and blintzes. I guess that’s what we get with this most austere of holidays. No sukkah, no Seder. No shaking of the fragrant lulav, no four cups of wine for joy and enjoyment. All the s...
Ruth: Love as a Paradigm for Love
Ruth is a love story no less compelling or passionate than Shir Hashirim. The expressions of love are different: Shir Hashirim is a love of hair and eyes, of breasts and thighs. Of throbbing syntax, dreams of intimacy and nightmares of aban...
the definite article 77
OK, leading this week’s parade of shame are the two articles you’ve probably heard most about over the past few days. First, I am posting the link to the Civic Report of the committee that investigated crimes of sexual violence that were co...
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Former teacher at the Alexander Muss High School in Israel. I write on the parasha, link articles of interest, and publish the occasional essay on Substack. Otherwise, I am out back distilling whiskey.
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