Parashat Be'Haalotecha- Cultivating Cravings
Speechwriters Host Rabbi Taub
Jeremy Corbyn's views could drive Jewish people from UK – leader
בס׳ד
"Where does it say that you have a contract with G-d to have an easy life?"
the Lubavitcher Rebbe
"Failure is not the enemy of success; it is its prerequisite."
Rabbi Nosson Scherman
31 May 2018
30 May 2018
Errant fire
Gaza homes lose power due to errant militant mortar fire
Is Anti-Semitism No Longer Disqualifying in the United States?
Maran Hagaon Harav Boruch Mordechai Ezrachi, Shlit”a: “I Have Seen Tests On Talmud; I Have Seen Knowledgeable Scholars. However, Such A Gathering As This, I Have Never Seen In My Life!”
Is Anti-Semitism No Longer Disqualifying in the United States?
Maran Hagaon Harav Boruch Mordechai Ezrachi, Shlit”a: “I Have Seen Tests On Talmud; I Have Seen Knowledgeable Scholars. However, Such A Gathering As This, I Have Never Seen In My Life!”
29 May 2018
28 May 2018
Corrections
The Daily Mail published an article about a retired high school English teacher who received a letter from the White House. She corrected the grammatical errors and sent it back.
Perhaps the teacher would like to correct the errors in the article.
"Mason posted a photo of the letter, printed on White House stationary and bearing President Trump's signature, on which she has made her own corrections."
"Photos of the letter, which has since been mailed back to the White House, has attracted hundreds of shares and likes since it was posted on Facebook last week."
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5777563/Retired-English-teacher-corrects-letter-President-Trump-sends-White-House.html#ixzz5GkvGxj5D While she's at it, the teacher can make corrections to an official lyrics video which was posted to YouTube yesterday.
"Those ocean waves just blue then they've been."
"Cause I'm captivated by the world when all it's hues unfold."
Reply to 'My Friends Are Drowning'
27 May 2018
26 May 2018
25 May 2018
Consistency
Parshas Naso - Consistency is a Better Teacher Than Chumras
Parshas Naso - It’s All Yours!
Czech FM: Hamas fully responsible for deaths of Gazans
Parashat Naso - How can I win The Yetzer Harah - Rabbi Alon Anava
Man charged with hate crime after allegedly assaulting Jewish man
Parshas Naso - It’s All Yours!
Czech FM: Hamas fully responsible for deaths of Gazans
Parashat Naso - How can I win The Yetzer Harah - Rabbi Alon Anava
Man charged with hate crime after allegedly assaulting Jewish man
24 May 2018
23 May 2018
The first
The American Mainstream Media’s Pro-Terrorist Anti-Israel Bias
Dutch public broadcasting channel: ''Toy' parody is not anti-Semitic'
This morning I came across a twitter feed with comments about the Eurovision contest which included a tweet, "No place for a country intent on genocide and racial discrimination in Eurovision."
Another person tweeted, "Who did Israel pay? Their pockets are deep, the money lenders of old! They were this first real loan sharks as religion wouldn’t allow money lending."
When she was called out for her tweet, she responded, "I’m not against Jews in the slightest just against what Israel are doing to the Palestinians and the rest of the Middle East. This is the trouble as soon as you criticise Israel you are called anti Semitic!"
Excuse me, but wasn't she the one to insert religion into her tweet?
The pasuk says (7:12) “VaYehi HaMakriv B’Yom Rishon Es Korbonoi Nachshon Ben Aminadav”; the one to sacrifice the Korban on the first day was Nachshon Ben Aminadav. The gemara in Megila (10b) tells us that “VaYehi” can mean sadness. Why was Nachshon so sad on this great day of Chanukas HaMishkan where he was rightfully honored to be the first Nasi to bring his Korban?
Rav Pinchos MiKoritz says that his modesty and humility caused him great pain when receiving this honor. Why him first? Why was he so special? This is why the pasuk says “Es Korbonoi Nachshon”; Nachshon himself was sacrificed when he was honored to bring the Korban. (Iturei Torah)
http://revach.net/article.php?id=2314
Dutch public broadcasting channel: ''Toy' parody is not anti-Semitic'
This morning I came across a twitter feed with comments about the Eurovision contest which included a tweet, "No place for a country intent on genocide and racial discrimination in Eurovision."
Another person tweeted, "Who did Israel pay? Their pockets are deep, the money lenders of old! They were this first real loan sharks as religion wouldn’t allow money lending."
When she was called out for her tweet, she responded, "I’m not against Jews in the slightest just against what Israel are doing to the Palestinians and the rest of the Middle East. This is the trouble as soon as you criticise Israel you are called anti Semitic!"
Excuse me, but wasn't she the one to insert religion into her tweet?
The pasuk says (7:12) “VaYehi HaMakriv B’Yom Rishon Es Korbonoi Nachshon Ben Aminadav”; the one to sacrifice the Korban on the first day was Nachshon Ben Aminadav. The gemara in Megila (10b) tells us that “VaYehi” can mean sadness. Why was Nachshon so sad on this great day of Chanukas HaMishkan where he was rightfully honored to be the first Nasi to bring his Korban?
Rav Pinchos MiKoritz says that his modesty and humility caused him great pain when receiving this honor. Why him first? Why was he so special? This is why the pasuk says “Es Korbonoi Nachshon”; Nachshon himself was sacrificed when he was honored to bring the Korban. (Iturei Torah)
http://revach.net/article.php?id=2314
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