On this daf, we find that Moshe sat on a stone to show his empathy for the plight of the Jewish people.
“During World War I, the Chofetz Chaim slept on the floor or a bench in the kitchen, with only his hands for a pillow. When his household members asked him why, he replied, “At a time when Jewish korbanos fall on the battlefields and our people freeze and starve every day, you expect me to sleep in a comfortable bed with a pillow and a blanket?!” (Mizahav Sheva).
The Seder is the highlight of the Yom Tov of Pesach, and regardless of what is going on outside, Jewish families everywhere sit
When we sit around the Seder, wrapped in our royal kittel, new and old editions of the Haggadah before us, we will be reenacting a
An explosive op-ed by Senator Rand Paul, R-KY, has ripped aside the veil masking the role of major federal agencies, as well
Over the past six months, Klal Yisroel has been openly mindful of the situation in Eretz Yisroel, from the terrible initial tragedy on Shemini Atzeres,
Iran’s massive missile attack launched on the night of April 13-14 marked the beginning of the next stage of the long shadow war
Imagine that you’re a bear. On a certain crisp morning, you amble toward a certain river and position yourself at a certain spot
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