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A Deep Dive Into the Book of Isaiah Part II
With Rabbi Sarah Gershuny. You can view the source sheet here: www.sefaria.org/sheets/586263?lang=bi
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Torah Study August 23
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With Rabbi Amanda Weiss. Source sheet can be found here: www.sefaria.org/sheets/585025.17?lang=bi
A Deep Dive Into The Book of Isaiah Part I
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A Deep Dive Into The Book of Isaiah Part I
Torah Study August 16
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With Abby Eisenberg: drive.google.com/file/d/1sToXapeozvZtGgQ9fTlUerUlNL8v2yir/view?usp=sharing
Prophets and Prophecy: An Introduction to the Haftarah
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With Rabbi Lauren Tuchman. You can view the source sheet here: docs.google.com/document/d/1duQJK7JNnjxRMei5aSvpyMeWZO2FG8fr/edit
Highlights of Daf Yomi August 15 2024
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Highlights of Daf Yomi August 15 2024
Lamenting Together: Community Eicha Reading
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The central ritual of Tisha B'Av, a Jewish day of mourning, is reading Megillat Eicha, the Book of Lamentations. The text itself is theologically challenging and the chanting, which is unlike the way other Jewish texts are read aloud, mimics the sounds of crying. The reading is meant to help listeners more fully feel this moment of sadness. Join Rabbi Julia Andelman together with the My Jewish ...
Mourning on Cue
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You can view the sources and slides here: drive.google.com/file/d/1aiOEKNAtHxAoD0_weHSI5bjZWODzUV7o/view?usp=sharing
Torah Study August 9 2024
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With Arielle Krule. You can view the source sheet here: docs.google.com/document/d/1iYx0RmjrJL2ar2zMcNJBncH9Y9CTmrRZ0iv_ozglqP4/edit
Daf Yomi Highlights August 8 2024
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With Rabbi Lexie Botzum. You can view the source sheet here:www.sefaria.org/sheets/582373?lang=bi
Torah Study August 2 2024 with Rabbi Tiferet Berenbaum
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Torah Study August 2 2024 with Rabbi Tiferet Berenbaum
Virtual Tour of Jewish Calabria, Italy
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Virtual Tour of Jewish Calabria, Italy
Inside Jokes with Andy Silow-Carroll and Modi Rosenfeld
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Inside Jokes with Andy Silow-Carroll and Modi Rosenfeld
Tour of the Jewish Dominican Republic
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Tour of the Jewish Dominican Republic
Upon waking up, after saying the Modé ani, one must proceed to Netilat Yadayim. Before the netilah, one must avoid the following: a) pronouncing the name of G-d or words of the Torah; b) walking more than two meters c) touching the eyes, nose, ears, mouth or other parts of the body. - Since one avoids walking two meters before the netilah, it is advisable to prepare a vessel with water and a basin in the evening and leave them near the bed, in order to perform the netilah immediately upon waking up. - If possible, one should try to use a vessel with two handles. - One must be careful not to touch that water before the netilah in order not to make it impure. - If the netilah was done before dawn, at the first rays of the sun one does it again (because the same night causes impurity) but without repeating the berachá. The correct way to perform netilat upon awakening: One takes the vessel in the right hand and switches to the left. Then one pours the water first into the right hand; then one takes the vessel again in the right hand, pouring into the left. This is done three times, alternately - The water should cover the entire surface of the hands up to the fists, but if there is not enough water, or on Yom Kippur and Tishah Beav, one pours the water just above the fingers (up to the junction of the fingers with the hands), which is sufficient. - Netilat should always be performed with a vessel. - The water used for netilat may not be used for any other purpose (since a spirit of impurity remains in it) and it should not be thrown in places where people pass by who might step on it. - The beracha of Netilat Yadayim must be recited before drying hands and should not be recited near the water that was used, but can also be recited with the morning blessings that follow immediately after the cleansing. - If it is not possible to observe the above requirements, one may do the netilah with any kind of liquid, or any material (that cleanses) and without human strength (thus also being able to recite the blessing of Netilat Yadaim). As soon as it is possible to do the netilah properly, one must do it again, but this time without beracha. - Other occasions when the netilah is necessary (but without beracha) After cutting one’s hair; After cutting one’s nails; After bodily needs; After leaving the bathroom or toilet; After drawing blood; After conjugal intercourse; After putting on or taking off one’s shoes; After touching covered parts of the body; Upon returning from a funeral, leaving a cemetery or necropolis.
Upon waking up, after saying the Modé ani, one must proceed to Netilat Yadayim. Before the netilah, one must avoid the following: a) pronouncing the name of G-d or words of the Torah; b) walking more than two meters c) touching the eyes, nose, ears, mouth or other parts of the body. - Since one avoids walking two meters before the netilah, it is advisable to prepare a vessel with water and a basin in the evening and leave them near the bed, in order to perform the netilah immediately upon waking up. - If possible, one should try to use a vessel with two handles. - One must be careful not to touch that water before the netilah in order not to make it impure. - If the netilah was done before dawn, at the first rays of the sun one does it again (because the same night causes impurity) but without repeating the berachá. The correct way to perform netilat upon awakening: One takes the vessel in the right hand and switches to the left. Then one pours the water first into the right hand; then one takes the vessel again in the right hand, pouring into the left. This is done three times, alternately - The water should cover the entire surface of the hands up to the fists, but if there is not enough water, or on Yom Kippur and Tishah Beav, one pours the water just above the fingers (up to the junction of the fingers with the hands), which is sufficient. - Netilat should always be performed with a vessel. - The water used for netilat may not be used for any other purpose (since a spirit of impurity remains in it) and it should not be thrown in places where people pass by who might step on it. - The beracha of Netilat Yadayim must be recited before drying hands and should not be recited near the water that was used, but can also be recited with the morning blessings that follow immediately after the cleansing. - If it is not possible to observe the above requirements, one may do the netilah with any kind of liquid, or any material (that cleanses) and without human strength (thus also being able to recite the blessing of Netilat Yadaim). As soon as it is possible to do the netilah properly, one must do it again, but this time without beracha. - Other occasions when the netilah is necessary (but without beracha) After cutting one’s hair; After cutting one’s nails; After bodily needs; After leaving the bathroom or toilet; After drawing blood; After conjugal intercourse; After putting on or taking off one’s shoes; After touching covered parts of the body; Upon returning from a funeral, leaving a cemetery or necropolis.
Wow! What revelation! Of something we are practicing as well!
Where exactly can one buy such a trumpet horn?
Hello, if you don't mind to answer me. Where can I buy a trumpet horn exactly like this?
Who is this teacher?
Well done. Todah rabah 🙂🙂
Thank you ❤
Very interesting
Looks ridiculous like a monkey grinder hat unintelligent
I find it very interesting that most of the "now" Jewish symbolisms all come from pagan origins. Including the Yarmulke, which comes from Roman oppressor who ruled over the Jews. The Popes worn them long before the Jews. More interesting is the fact that God commanded Moses to not make images of anything in the heavens or earth. The furnishing of the Temple would be the closes items that have symbolic meanings. The tables on which the commandments were written, the Ark, Lamp stand, Table of show bread, Angels covering the Ark etc, etc. . The wearing of any jewelry, rings, bracelets and necklaces all originate in pagan religions and or cultures. So again the "world" has infected the peoples of God more than the peoples of God affecting the world (positively). Something to think about.
My aunts name is Maheen. I'm one of Esther's children from Iran, and I'm also related to Moshe/ Moses.
CHANUKAH!
Tu voz es preciosa ! Me gustaría que estuviera escrita en varios idiomas para cantarla contigo. Piénsalo por favor, tendrías muchos likes.
Oy the lip smacking 🙉
First, very beautifully sung. I've been scouring YT trying to find this blessing spoken because I'm a gentile who is portraying Mr. Dussel in the stage adaptation of the Diary of Anne Frank, and there is a scene where I am chanting the first 3 lines of this blessing and I don't want to disrespect it in any way. Anyways, thank you for your beautiful rendition!
Worst reply ever to any complaint: Were you there when I created the world? Huh?
The obsession with blasphemy in Job is perhaps another clue as to its pagen origin. The meager mention of this sin in the Totah show that it wasn't a very big issue for Jews.
What's the name of the book you're using in this video? Shalom
FYI during my research during covid time ... all plagues and black death type time periods can be linked back to a rise in humanism. Interdasting connection, but one could say it is a judgement on us as a ppl, or one could call covid that too. Best to pray for wisdom (response during 15+ min mark)
Thank you My Jewish Learning.
I don’t how I came up on this video but it was truly amazing.
Indigenous Jewish communities in the highlands of Mexico should also be considered.
Thanks for this wonderful video, i was seeking my name meaning than i found this video. 😊
Wow fantastic amazing thank you I forgot my Sidur and I just finished eating thank you. I came to Guatemala for business but we are a small Jewish community in Guangdong China
Watching. Just found out I’m Sephardic AND this is my bday. I’ll be following these teachings. Thank you 🙏🏽 #2024 shalom
a video about the Jewish perspective of Jesus and of course the comments are full of American Evangelical Grandma Facebook cringe. Even when it's about the Jews, it's still about American Christianity.
Africans are not Israelites Jewish semites they ran slavery. Africans are Africans from Africa.
I am Ashkenazi
de boy they are using kids male object all age boy for all ages
It waa also the name of Jews in Spain
The lemba as well
bro, abella danger
Amen! Shabbat Shalom!🙏👑🌹💥♥️
MAGNIFICENT 🎉😊❤ 7 Lights 🕎 7 Laws ... Let the Master of Eternity be praised in our Hearts and correct our Flaws 🎉😊
That’s how muslims feel 😢
Thank God The Jews in Iran are good now. No body bothers them.
By the way Zionist are the enemy of God. It’s nice that they built the state of Israel but they are anti God.
Hejab is also a Jewish thing which they got from us , so I don’t why it’s so strange to you maybe because you are Zionist. Like theator Hershel.
Thank you 🙏 Rabbi
Free palestine 🇵🇸
How does this girl sustain that note for more than 20 seconds at the end?
30 seconds!
Shema Yisrael Eloheinu Adonai Adonai Echad
but on screen itś upside down.
These are false religions. The worst religion is the Jewish religion. The only true religion is Islam. There is only the Creator who is Allah.
Wow!!! Thank you! You are an amazing teacher!
To this white women what Tribe of Jew are you cause they are Fulani Kibiru Ashanti Yorubas Bantu IGbo Lemba Ethiopia Jews these are really Jews of the Bible
If you are a Jews what Tribe of Jew are you
مایه افتخارم بود که صحبتهای احساسی یک ایرانی مهاجر یهودی را درباره کشورمان شنیدم، امیدوارم به زودی بتوانید چه برای ادامه زندگی خودتان در کشور اصلی خود ایران برگردید چه برای بازدید و سفر تفریحی ، همچنین یاد و نام حاج حبیب القانیان و ساختمان پلاسکوی او گرامی و ماندگار باد، من متولد ۱۹۷۴ اصفهان و شیعه زاده هستم که البته الان آتئیست هستم ولی همیشه دوستان یهودی ام را مانند دیگر دوستانم دوست داشتم چون به برابری همگی مردم باور داشتم، دوست عزیزم آلبرت سیونیت و پدر و مادر محترمش، ثیون رحمانی ،و البته دوست بسیار عزیزم فرهاد بروخیم نژاد که در جوانی به خاطر نجات جان دیگران در غار زیرزمینی علیصدر همدان جانش را فدا کرد ،یاد و نامش گرامی و ماندگار باد. ایرانیان یهودی می دانند که هموطنان آنها مشکلی با آنها و اسراییل ندارند و نسلهای جدید هم از چرندیاتی مانند نجس و ... بیزار و متنفر هستند، زنده باد ایرانی در هر جای جهان، پاینده باد ایران، جاوید شاه❤❤❤
درود بر همه هموطنان یهودی عزیزم ، نخست اینکه به بانوی کارشناس گرامی باید عرض کنم آرامگاه منسوب به استر و مردخای در همدان است، بعد اینکه چرا باید اصطلاح اقلیت یهودی ایران را بکار ببرید وقتی فقط باید بگویید ایرانیان یهودی، شما ایرانی تر از این آخوندها هستید، هر جای دنیا هستید پیروز باشید، با نهایت احترام هموطن شما از اصفهان❤