HeyJaredSteven Genack
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Sukkot together (opens the original)
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The overlay of Israel, glorious lyrics, and jubilant dancing with soldiers. These treasures can be found in Beri Weber's song-"Yachad." But how do we come together? This is an opportune question for Sukkot, where we unify the four species and gather together under the schach. How do we master the mechanics of loving every Jew and overcoming perceived conflict, all towards the aim of reaching unity? With unity, G-d declares Himself King to dwell among us. It's Sukkot that offers the opportunity t
A good judgment (opens the original)
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With judgment upon us, three practical ideas become especially relevant. Rabbi Moshe Bamberger, Mashgiach Ruchani at Touro's Lander College for Men, discusses the power of the group, Rabbi Eliezer Papo, author of the Peleh Yoetz, imagines a way of passing good judgment on others, and finally, from Yaakov and Moshe, we come to understand two aspects of truth - temimut, completeness, where the heart and mind are in sync, and an emet of faithfulness, where one is a true servant to G-d. In this way,
Standing before the Arizal (opens the original)
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Re’eh stands for a simple proposition. Man can easily discern the good sense of following the mitzvot and the poor judgment in engaging in sin. Both this world and the next are at stake with improper choices. Is there more, though, a hidden message that we must bring to light that’s just as relevant? In discussing the Arizal, the hidden becomes clear. When one thinks of Rabbi Chaim Vital, an image of unmatched spirituality comes to mind, almost perfection. However, nothing is so simple when you
Dismantling enmity for the Third Temple (opens the original)
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I’ve recently been corresponding with New York Times bestselling author Mitchell Kaplan. It came about after I read a scathing piece he wrote about Tucker Carlson, exposing his chameleon-like behavior in politics. Kaplan strongly identifies with his Jewish faith and has an unflinching love for Israel. In his book, "Into the Unbounded Night", he explores first-century Rome when the Second Temple was destroyed. He references the infighting between different sects of Jews. This was documented by Jo
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