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10 articles- Treating Seforim with Respect Part 2A detailed exploration of the halachos regarding the respectful treatment of seforim, covering topics like covering open books, photography, and sleeping on the
- Watching Non-Kosher Cooking Shows When Meat and Milk Are Being Cooked TogetherAn exploration of the halachic permissibility of watching non-kosher cooking shows involving meat and milk, focusing on the prohibition of deriving benefit.
- Training as a Chef at a Non Jewish Culinary School with Chometz on PesachA halachic discussion on whether a Jewish student may attend culinary school classes involving chometz on Pesach or basar v'chalav, focusing on the definition o
- The Mouth Is Like a Blade To Keep It Sharp We Must be CarefulAn analysis of why the Torah portrays the wicked Bilaam as a tzaddik, exploring the power of speech and the importance of keeping one's mouth pure and potent.
- Prophet Sorcerer or ClownAn analysis of Bilaam's character based on Rav Moshe Rozenstein's teachings, exploring how greed and irrationality can blind even the most brilliant individuals
- Rock Solid Faith The Answer to Avoiding Being Drafted for the ArmyA powerful story about the Sanzer Rav's blessing and how unwavering faith in the words of the Sages (Emunas Chachomim) protected a young boy from the Russian ar
- The Danger of Cozy and Private HomesRav Moshe Feinstein explains how Bilaam's praise of Jewish homes was a hidden curse intended to keep people away from the spiritual growth of the Beis Medrash.
- G-d Is Fighting Our WarsA fascinating story from West Point where a three-star general explains why Jewish military history is not taught: because G-d wins their wars.
- Answers to this Weeks RiddlesAnswers to riddles on Parshas Balak, discussing Bilaam's donkey's speech, its creation, the language it spoke, and the halachic status of weapons in a synagogue
- Riddles of the WeekA collection of four thought-provoking Torah riddles concerning Bilaam's donkey, the creation of its speech, and the laws of bringing weapons into a beis hamedr
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