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Monday Jan 23, 2012
  Haagen-Dazs is NOT Kosher. Ouch! The Chief Rabbinate of Israel, who under Israeli law has sole authority for matters relating to Kashrut in Israel (despite the plethora of Badazim) has ordered the product removed from the store shelves. They have gone so far as to say that “those refusing to comply risk losing their Kashrut certification.”  This abderian behavior, sad or funny though it may be, is becoming a...
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Monday Nov 21, 2011
Is the Right in Israel condemning Zionism to the garbage heap of history? Are they bent on creating a state of Israel that denies the very principles upon which the State of Israel was founded? Are they violating Jewish law? We have been witness over the past weeks to legislative attempts to pervert the democratic process. Attempts have been made to blur the separation of powers between the legislative and judicial branches of government. Other...
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Sunday Oct 30, 2011
Photo by Reuters In our Jewish tradition the Mikveh, or ritual immersion, is used for any number of purposes. Ritual immersion is the total submersion of the body in a natural body of water. A sexually active woman is expected to immerse herself after her period, before resuming sexual relations. A bride traditionally immerses herself before the wedding day. New dishes are immersed in a Mikveh. Immersion is a requirement for all who...
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Tuesday Oct 18, 2011
  We have waited years, too many years, for this day to arrive.  The decision to free so many with blood on their hands was not an easy one.  There can be no absolute right or wrong in such matters. But as religious Zionists we offer our prayers on this occasion which has mesmerized the nation. At the same time we share the pain of those famlies who are bereaved and in pain. The following prayer is offered by the Masorti...
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Wednesday Sep 07, 2011
  Over the years I do not recall having publicly responding to a talkback on my blog. Most are ad homonym attacks that barely relate to the content on my posts. I am making an exception as this Talkback from Rabbi Riskin, whom I criticized in my previous blog, is well thought out and, is not from an anonymous reader. I would also add that the issue of conversion legislation has, as far as the media is concerned, largely been on...
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