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Avodah Zarah 54: The Wise Men of Rome

It is the rare business that looks to create competition for itself. In fact, the success of a CEO…

Tzav: Happy Thanksgiving

Marketing can make or break a product. Get it right and you are on your way to becoming wealthy.…

Vayikra: Pass the Salt

Modern man finds the notion of sacrifices primitive, archaic and a form of Divine service that is…

Avodah Zarah 27: Time for a Haircut

Imagine going to the barber and fearing that barber may take his razor and slit your throat. Or…

Vayakhel: Gather the People

“When Aaron and all the Israelites saw that the skin of Moshe’s face was shining with a…

Avodah Zarah 36: By the Rabbis; For the People

It is axiomatic that Biblical laws are of greater importance than rabbinic laws. After all, the…

Purim: Where is Haman?

"Where is Haman recorded in the Torah?" So asks the Talmud (Chulin 139b), in a…

Avodah Zarah 19: The Right Person for the Right Job

  Considering the amount of time one spends at work, there is little sadder than being in a…

Tetzaveh: Counting Sheep

In his introduction to his Eiyn Yaakov, the classic commentary on the non-legal sections of the…

Avodah Zarah 19: Learn What You Like

“The age of five for the study of Tanach, the age of ten for Mishna and the age of fifteen…

Avodah Zarah 18: Too Much Torah!

While we often tend to view the ancient Romans as evil enemies out to eradicate Judaism and kill…

Avodah Zarah 18: The Power of the Letters

One of the differences between Ashkenazic and Sephardic culture, both religiously and otherwise, is…

Avodah Zarah 17: Just One Minute

One of the highlights of learning with Rav Aharon Lichtenstein, zt”l, were his…

Avodah Zara 7: Let's Get a Second Opinion

When seeking out expert opinion on any matter, it is irresponsible not to get a second opinion. It…

Yitro: Honouring Parents, Teaching Children

The command to respect our parents, kibud av v'eim, is one that needs little explanation. It is…

Avodah Zara 5: It Takes a Long Time

Forty years is a long time. In Biblical numerology, the number 40 indicates transformation. Forty…

Beshalach: The Best of Intentions

Whether we are preparing for an exam, a simcha, a job interview, or retirement, our success is…

Avodah Zara 2: Holiday Greetings

In 1964, as the Second Vatican Council was reassessing its most negative view of Jews and Judaism,…