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.
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| Issues | 262 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Matot/M'sa-ey: Keeping Promises, Building Trust
This parasha has the nation of Israel on the borders of the land of Israel, tying up some loose ends and creating some new tensions.
We begin by reading of a new mitzvah that on the one hand seems to stand by itself, yet is inextricably bo...
When Your Mouth Doesn't Get You in Trouble
Pinhas
Book of the Mouth (con’t)
A few weeks ago, I pointed out that there is a tension in the very word that is the Hebrew name of this book: Bamidbar. The midbar is the desert, the wilderness, a place of silence and emptiness. Yet as we...
Balak: You are Free to Choose Your Slavery
Here we are in Parashat Balak, and I have to admit that I have been so busy as of late that I have mostly made do with soft edits of studies that I have written in the past two years, figuring either that there are many (oh so many) new rea...
Hukkat: Life and Death and Rebirth
Ten things were created on the eve of (the first ) Shabbat as dusk was falling: the mouth of the ground, the mouth of the well, the mouth of the donkey…. (Pirke Avot 5:5)
We continue this week with the Book of Mouth. Last week, in Korah, w...
Shelach Lecha: Birth is a Painful Process
The tale of the emissaries and Yisrael’s subsequent rejection of the land of Israel and the resulting sentence to endless wandering in the desert until death left a traumatic scar on the nation. Though Hashem perhaps tried to mitigate the t...
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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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