Kashrut Without Apologies
Kashrut and Anthropology Anthropologists have viewed the laws of Kashrut as superstitious taboos, or as a…
Kashrut and Anthropology Anthropologists have viewed the laws of Kashrut as superstitious taboos, or as a…
Rabbi Mordechai Becher reminds us that when a Jew eats, he should think about what he…
In order to understand the commandments surrounding Pesach, one must study the laws. The second law…
What Kashrut Is Not This week’s parsha, Shemini, contains most of the laws of Kashrut, the…
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Parshat Shemini contains within it many of the basic dietary laws of the Torah, known as…
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Tying Ourselves to Pesach Now that Pesach is over, Rabbi Becher discusses how we can tie…
The Jewish people’s journey toward nationhood began on Passover. The Exodus redeemed them from physical slavery…
Aaron remains silent after the tragic death of 2 of his sons. How does G-d later seek…