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(Parshas Metzorah) The Torah reveals that speaking negatively about another person can cause “Tzaras” – a spiritual disease that can plague one’s body or even one’s house! In Biblical times when the plagued houses were taken apart, treasure was found. But wy were those who spoke gossip about others rewarded with great treasures?! Learn why [...]

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The forms of a male and female angel stood on the cover of the Ark of the Covenant. What can we learn about love from these two angels?  

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Turn your enemies into loving friends. Send me your comments! more about “The Enemy Inside“, posted with vodpod

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It’s one of the “Ten Commandments” – but how can G-d command us not to be jealous? Isn’t jealousy a feeling? Furthermore, at what point have I broken this commandment? At the first pang of jealousy!? more about “The Mitzvah Of “Do Not Be Jealous!”“, posted with vodpod

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The Jews at the Red Sea burst into tears at the sight of the Egyptians, but why? G-d had already promised to take them to the Land of Israel and He does not break promises! What’s to cry about?!  Send me your comments.   more about “WEJEW Video and Mediashare Community …“, posted with vodpod

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The wail of the Egyptians over the plague of the first born was incredibly bitter, to the point that there was never a cry heard like that before, nor thereafter. But why was this cry so much more harsh than the other plagues when many others also died?   Send me your comments!

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  During the plague of blood there wasn’t an Egyptian who wasn’t thirsting for a glass of fresh water. What is the deeper meaning behind this plague and how did the Jews benefit from this plague?  Find the answer to these questions in this picturesque and humourous description of the plague of blood.    

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Two Jewish midwives risk their lives to save Jewish babies from being murdered. How they risk their lives teaches us an important lesson in loving kindness. Perfect the art of loving another from this short video.   Please send me your comments!

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Dina goes out to explore the city and meets Shechem ben Chamor who abducts her. How was it possible and how can we protect ourselves from the seduction of life?

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Rachel was known to be a very spiritual and holy person. If so, why does the Torah choose to praise her for beautiful appearance, and not her inner qualities?

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