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Introduction In the last year of the lifetime of Rabbi Moshe Zuriel, (of blessed memory) I asked the rabbi by email how to explain the Talmud’s account of the prayer of Calev at Maarat Hamachpela (Talmud, tractate Sotah 34b). I … Continued
In the riots of 5689 / 1929, Rabbi Kook was already functioning as the chief rabbi, and his activism is clearly seen and the extraordinary military encouragement for a rabbi of his stature, around the demonstration of our right to … Continued
The Wall Street Journal reports: Biden Warns Netanyahu an Assault on Rafah Would Cross ‘Red Line’ WASHINGTON—The Biden administration is warning Israel of the risks of attacking the southern Gaza city of Rafah, intensifying efforts to get its Middle East … Continued
Hebrew Source: https://www.facebook.com/Tekhelet/posts/2416799201701416/ Rabbi Moshe Zuriel August 25, 2019 · (24 Av 5779) Question: It occurred to me to hang Techelet threads in my Tzitzit garment, because I saw several people who did so. But recently some Chareidi rabbis announced … Continued
This video is from https://www.torahanytime.com and also located at https://baltimorejewishlife.com/news/news-detail.php?SECTION_ID=1&ARTICLE_ID=146328 Rabbi Zuriel, Zecher Tzaddik Livracha, gave important assistance to vilnagaon.org to produce many articles on vital topics. We are grateful.
The book on which my ideological outlook is based is Kol Hator My view is based on the book Kol Hator, attributed to one of the students of the Gra (Vilna Gaon). Although there is a dispute as to who … Continued
Picture Source:Wikipedia Maharal in his commentary Ohr Chadash: And all the servants of the king etc. … But Mordechai would not bow; It was written in grammatical form denoting the future, for it was not done just this one time … Continued
Maharal in his commentary Ohr Chadash: And all the servants of the king etc. … But Mordechai would not bow; It was written in grammatical form denoting the future, for it was not done just this one time alone, rather … Continued