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Festivals / Jewish Calendar

Why We Still Mourn: A Matter of Relationship

Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer | Av 5780 / July 2020

In the past, mourning over the condition of the Jewish People was only natural. Today,...

Pesach: Finding Faith At Home

Eli Stern | Nissan 5781; March 2021

Seder night teaches us the foundations of our faith, but its study does not take...

Shavuot and the Multicultural Threat

Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer

The violence that has flared up between Arabs and Jews in Israel is symptomatic of...

“As Benei Maron”—Rosh Hashanah As a Military Inspection

Rabbi Yisrael Hoffrichter | Elul 5781, September 2021

Our behavior on Rosh Hashanah seems inexplicable. While facing judgment, we engage in celebration, refrain...

Chanukah: The Light Within the Tunnel

Tamar Pfeffer | Kislev 5782 / December 2021

We are used to thinking that inasmuch as there is light and joy, they are...

“No Less Than a Thousand!” Purim and the Shnorr Culture ‎

Tamar Katzir | Nissan 5782; April 2022

The custom of sending yeshiva students to collect charity during the month of Adar can...

Harvest Festival or Matan Torah? Shavuos As Our Anniversary

Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer | Sivan 5782 / June 2022

Many have raised the question of why the Torah fails to mention the giving of...

“Own Your Life”: An Optimistic Teshuvah

Tamar Pfeffer | Elul 5782; September 2022

Teshuvah is not an attempt at forgetting the past and becoming a "new person." It...

The Yom Kippur Fast: Between Suffering and Hope

Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer | Tishrei 5783; October 2022

Though we deny ourselves food and drink, Yom Kippur is not a day of suffering....

Key Lessons of the Sukkos Harvest: Gratitude, Trust, Joy

Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer | Tishrei 5783; October 2022

By contrast with Pesach, Sukkos is a festival of enjoying the present rather than commemorating...

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