
A 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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My friend and hevruta said something to me last week. I can’t remember the context. He said he was comforted to be a part of a nation that has a written tradition stretching back over 3000 years. Over the past several months at least, we’ve...
Ki Tetze
This is a parasha literally chock full of mitzvot - from the first line to the last line, one after another. There are, all told, 74 mitzvot in this parasha. Is that a record? Could be.
I’m going to talk about two: one rather bri...
Elul, Isaiah, and Why You Don’t Need to Make Tshuva
but should
Today is Rosh Hodesh (first of the month of) Elul, the month leading up to the Yamim Nora’im where we strive to find a place, an internal place to stand and see ourselves, con...
R’ey
Look, I do it all the time myself. Mostly in speech, when I am trying to make a cogent riposte to a proposition tainted by faulty reasoning, or to point out the obvious (at least, to me). Sometimes it’s a “look, I think we have to agr...
I can’t remember the last time I read Homer. I could tell you what the book looked like, even though it is no longer on my shelves. The memory of the physical book is as vivid as the fragments of the story itself that I remember because jus...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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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