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12 Jun 2025
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#1181 BEHAALOTCHA — 13 – 14 JUNE 2025 & 18 SIVAN 5785

Melanie Harman
Good Shabbos

REMEMBER AND DO NOT FORGET “Remember what Hashem, your God, did to Miriam on the way when you were leaving Egypt.” (Devarim 24:9) In the verse above, the Torah is referring to an incident in our parsha, Bamidbar chapter 12. The basic facts as they appear in...

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06 Jun 2025
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#1180 NASSO — 6 – 7 JUNE 2025 & 11 SIVAN 5785

Melanie Harman
Good Shabbos

YOU ARE HEREBY EXPELLED A short section in this week’s parsha seems, at first glance, to contain a directive that has very little relevance to the modern period. God tells Moses to command the Children of Israel (Bamidbar 5:2-3): “That they shall expel from the camp...

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30 May 2025
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#1179 BAMIDBAR — 30 – 31 MAY 2025 & 04 SIVAN 5785

Melanie Harman
Good Shabbos

CHAOS AND ORDER The Book of Bamidbar is an extremely exciting and action-packed section of the Torah. There are insurrections, rebellions, incredible miracles, great battles, evil sorcerers and courageous heroes and heroines. We learn about the suspected adulterous wife; the Nazirite; the dedication of the Tabernacle;...

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22 May 2025
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#1178 BEHAR BECHUKOTAI — 23 – 24 MAY 2025 & 26 IYAR 5785

Melanie Harman
Good Shabbos

ALL IN ONE OVEN “When I break for you the staff of bread, then women shall bake your bread in one oven and they shall return your bread by weight. And you shall eat, but you shall not be satisfied.” (Vayikrah 26:26) Whenever I read this verse,...

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16 May 2025
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#1177 EMOR — 16 – 17 MAY 2025 & 19 IYAR 5785

Melanie Harman
Good Shabbos

THE UNDERDOG One of the most beloved Jewish philosophical works, Sefer HaKuzari, was written by Rabbi Yehudah HaLevi over a period of twenty years and completed in 1140. Part historical novel, the book records a dialogue between Bulan, the eighth-century King of the Khazars (a powerful...

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09 May 2025
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#1176 ACHAREI MOT-KEDOSHIM — 9 – 10 MAY 2025 & 12 IYAR 5785

Melanie Harman
Good Shabbos

MAKE THEM HOLY “The Lord spoke to Moshe, saying: Speak to the entire congregation of the children of Israel, and say to them: You shall be holy, for I, the Lord your God, am Holy. Each of you shall fear his mother and his father and...

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02 May 2025
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#1175 TAZRIA-METZORA — 2 – 3 MAY 2025 & 5 IYAR 5785

Melanie Harman
Good Shabbos

FREE AT LAST! Today, the 5th Iyar, is the 77th anniversary of the founding of the State. However, Yom Haatzmuat is observed two days earlier on 3 Iyar, so that the celebrations will not cause the desecration of Shabbat. In May 2018, our family was privileged...

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24 Apr 2025
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#1174 SHEMINI — 25 – 26 APRIL 2025 & 28 NISSAN 5785

Melanie Harman
Good Shabbos

JUST KEEP QUIET “Each of the sons of Aharon, Nadav and Avihu, took his fire-pan and placed in it fire, and placed incense upon the fire, and they offered before the Lord strange fire that he had not commanded them. Fire emerged from before the Lord...

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16 Apr 2025
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#1173 7th AND 8th DAY PESACH — 18 – 19 APRIL 2025 & 21 NISSAN 5785

Melanie Harman
Good Shabbos

THE SPLIT SEA AND THE BREAD FROM HEAVEN Marriage as an institution is under attack. More and more couples do not see the need to formalise their relationship and are choosing simply to cohabit. People are also marrying much later in life and the divorce rate...

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11 Apr 2025
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#1172 TZAV — 11 – 12 APRIL 2025 & 14 NISSAN 5785

Melanie Harman
Good Shabbos

PHYSICAL FOOD, SPIRITUAL REWARD Rabbi Yisrael Lipkin of Salant (Eastern Europe, 1810-1883), or as he is better known, Rabbi Yisrael Salanter, was a prince among men. His towering intellect alone would have sufficed to ensure his memory would never be forgotten among his people. His many...

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