Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Masei
Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Masei in PDF format Many sefarim write that even those who do not say tikun chatzos all year round (RCZM--I may [...]
What Moving To Eretz Yisroel Should Mean To You. A Welcome To All New (And Old) Olim – Part 2
We are seeking to understand why there is constant reference to Moshe Rabbeinu’s seeing the Land, to the point of apparent incongruity: Hashem “insisting” [...]
Vasikin Av Schedule
Vasikin Schedule for Av 5771 in PDF format.
What Moving To Eretz Yisroel Should Mean To You: A Welcome To All New (and old) Olim – Part 1
This week’s parshah (Bamidbar 27:12, 13) says, “Hashem said to Moshe: ‘Go up this Mount Avarim and see the Land that I have given [...]
Still Waters Run Deep – Part 4 and Final
So what is the difference between tahara and kedusha, as it is clear in the Mesilas Yesharim and other sources that they are two [...]
Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Matos
Parshas Matos Bulletin in PDF Format Did you know...? Ideally, one should stay in Shul until the end of Shacharis. In case of need, [...]
Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Pinchas
Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Pinchas The chazzan must wait when he finishes a beracha and not start the next beracha,until most of the tzibbur have [...]
Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Balak
Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Balak in PDF format Men are obligated to say parshas hatamid every day. Women should try to say it . It [...]
Still Waters Run Deep – Part 3
We are in the midst of examining the criteria by which the new mikveh project in RBS-A should be judged: the time-honored test of [...]
Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Chukas
Shabbos Bulletin Parshas Chukas in PDF format You may call up someone who is going on a trip to say goodbye before Shacharis. If [...]
Still Waters Run Deep – Part 2
Traditional sources in sefarim talk of judging something by three criteria: tov, moh’il, and areiv — if it is inherently good (correct, proper, appropriate); [...]