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  Elul, the Hebrew name of the upcoming month, forms an acronym for the four Biblical words, “Ani l’dodi v’dodi

  Of all the Parshiot (Torah portions) of the Torah, this week’s, Va’etchanan, contains the two most fundamental selections of

  Machalah, Tirtzah, Hoglah, Milkah and Noah, the five daughters of Tzelaphechad, were undoubtedly the true founders of the women’s

  Shortly after Rabbi Joseph Babad (author of the classic work Minchat Chinuch) was appointed as the rabbi of Tarnipol

  Bilam the heathen prophet, was hired by Balak, the Moabite King, to curse the Jewish people. Instead, G-d compelled

  Many medical organizations employ the symbol of a snake as their logo. This practice can be traced back to

  One of history’s lessons is that we don’t learn any lessons from history. This truism appears to be the

  At the request of the Jewish People, this week’s Parsha, Shlach, recounts how Moses selected one leader from each

  In this week’s parsha the Torah discusses the obligation to desist from agricultural work during the seventh year. The