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10 articles- What To Do With Leftover Chanukah OilA halachic guide to the laws of leftover Chanukah oil, discussing the Shulchan Aruch's requirement to burn remaining oil and the role of the thirty-minute minim
- Oil That Remains in the BottleAn analysis of the Biur Halachah and Taz regarding whether oil remaining in a bottle set aside for Chanukah becomes prohibited for personal use.
- Why Does Leftover Chanukah Oil Deserve Better Treatment Than Leftover Succah DecorationsExplore why leftover Chanukah oil requires burning unlike Succah decorations, examining insights from the Ran, Avudraham, and Tosfos on tashmishay mitzvah.
- Is It Ok to Throw Leftover Oil and Wax from the Shabbos Candles into the GarbageExplore halachic opinions on disposing of leftover Shabbos candle oil and wax, featuring perspectives from the Ran, Kaf HaChaim, Rav Elyashiv, and Rav Shlomo Za
- Is There an Obligation to Specifically Burn Them Or Is Burying Perhaps EnoughAn analysis of whether leftover Chanukah candle oil and wicks must be specifically burned or if burial is sufficient, based on Shulchan Aruch and Nitei Gavriel.
- A Nice Chanukah Idea, Especially Applicable to WomenExplore the spiritual connection between Chanukah, the Jewish home, and the role of women as protectors through the lens of Medrash Ma'aseh Chanukah and Mezuzah
- What Pharaoh Really Had in MindAn insightful analysis of Pharaoh's appointment of Yosef, using a parable of a hidden Gaon to explain why Pharaoh insisted on maintaining his throne's status.
- True EmpathyAn exploration of Yosef's words to his brothers, highlighting the deep empathy and unity required to fulfill the mitzvah of loving one's fellow as oneself.
- A Powerful Lesson in ChinuchA powerful story from Rav Avraham Pam about the responsibility of parents and educators to believe children and the long-term consequences of public shaming.
- Riddles of the WeekTest your knowledge of Parshas Miketz with these five challenging riddles about Yosef, his brothers, and the events in Egypt.
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