Rabbi Mordechai Becher’s VLog – HATED for being ALIVE – Parshat Shemini 5781
The LEFTISTS and the RIGHTISTS both HATE the JEWS. WHY? Rabbi Mordechai Becher has a theory. View this video directly on Vimeo.
The LEFTISTS and the RIGHTISTS both HATE the JEWS. WHY? Rabbi Mordechai Becher has a theory. View this video directly on Vimeo.
The sea split for the Jews on the 7th day of Pesach in the year 2448, but Rabbi Becher explains how this miracle is also foretelling a future redemption for the Jewish people. View this video directly on Vimeo.
The Seder – Seminar in a Meal The Seder is structured around the fulfillment of a number of Biblical and Rabbinic commandments – The Paschal lamb — During the times of the Temple, the Jewish people were commanded to roast a whole lamb on a spit and eat it on the first evening of Pesach. …
Jews love questions, and Rabbi Becher has a list of them that you can ask at your seder – besides the standard “Four Questions.” View this video directly on VIMEO
In the Fifth installment of Rabbi Becher’s series on Happiness, we learn how “Flow Experiences” can also make you happier. View this video directly on VIMEO
The Meshech Chochmah on the Four Cups (Parshas VaEirah) Our Sages instituted 4 cups of wine at the seder and the Talmud Yerushalmi says that each one of the cups of wine symbolizes a different expression of redemption. In Shmos 6:6 there are four expressions of redemption. They are: Vehhotzeisi—I will take them out Vehitzalty—I…
In the fourth installment of Rabbi Becher’s series on Happiness, we learn another way to gain happiness – though it isn’t always easy to do! View this video directly on VIMEO
Pesach celebrates a historic event – the freeing of the Jewish people from slavery in Egypt 3333 years ago. The Torah recounts how Hashem intervened in history, punished the Egyptian slave-masters and took His people –out of Egypt with miracles and wonders. The term Exodus denotes the specific departure of Bnei Yisroel from Egypt. At…
Why is seeing the face of your friend an actual mitzvah? View this video directly on VIMEO
One of the most peculiar laws of Purim is the obligation to drink wine, and even become intoxicated. As the Talmud states, “A person is obligated to become inebriated on Purim, until he does not know the difference between ‘Blessed is Mordechai and cursed is Haman.’ Excessive drinking is frowned upon by Jewish law, yet…