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The Revolutionary Tale Behind Rashi's Commentaries

One morning, Rabbi Kalonymus found a manuscript on his desk, known back then as a "Kuntres." Flipping through it, he discovered an incredible idea—a commentary on the Talmud! Although unaware of the author, Rabbi Kalonymus began using the Kuntres that very day to teach the Talmud.

Yosef Yabece

19.06.24 | 08:16

Scrolls Burn, Letters Fly: The Eternal Struggle for the Torah

On Shavuot, we received the Torah. Our sages said Mount Sinai was named for the hatred it brought from the nations of the world. They hate us and try to seize the Torah through distortion and by opposing the Oral Torah.

Yosef Yabece

10.06.24 | 12:56

Rediscovering Adar: Celebrations from Talmudic Times

In ancient times, when the Temple stood, Adar was filled with joyous celebrations marked in the "Scroll of the Fasts." On these days, people rejoiced, and mourning or fasting was forbidden.

Yosef Yabece

27.03.24 | 08:38

A Comical Blunder: When a Scholar Didn't Pay Attention in Cheder

Every now and then, the maskilim, writers from the Jewish Enlightenment, made funny mistakes when they confidently discussed the Talmud and Jewish law. So, what happens when this scholar things in cheder fell off the radar, leading to some pretty awkward situations?

Yosef Yabece

29.01.24 | 10:34

R' Yoni Gerstein: "I Can No Longer Just Draw Anything, and I Don't"

The artist R' Yoni Gerstein no longer illustrates children's books, instead using his talents to illustrate religious texts. "The difference between ordinary drawings and Jewish ones cannot be described," he emphasizes. Why does each book take him years to complete?

14.01.19 | 08:53

Bruriah: The Scholar Who Challenged the Norms

Bruriah engaged in halachic discussions with scholars, challenging even her own father on laws of purity, and was praised by Rabbi Yehuda ben Bava for her insights.

Tzuriel Gvizon

03.11.13 | 10:06