Rosh Hashanah 5769 - September 30, 2008
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The Possible World
What Happens on Rosh Hashanah
By Tzvi Freeman
Imagine Bugs Bunny walking in to a Warners Brothers corporate meeting. "Hi docs! I'm here to plead my case. I make children laugh, adults chuckle…" They: "But we're sitting here now deciding whether or not Bugs Bunny is going to exist!" |
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What is Hakhel?
Hakhel: Then & Today
A hush falls over the mammoth crowd, as the royally bedecked king of Israel ascends on to a platform and reads sections of the holy Torah. The nation is inspired and invigorated... |
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Two-Faced Honesty
Hypocrisy is not always a bad thing
By Naftali Silberberg
Honesty is a great virtue, but there are exceptions to this rule. Prayer is a prime example. |
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Tailor Made Challenges
By Yisrael Pinson
“G-d got me to it; He will get me through it.” Classic AA--simple and powerful. Here's the more complex version... |
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The Eye in the Sky
Someone's Watching You
By Levi Jacobson
Celebrities have this problem all the time. They can never do anything 'off the record.' |
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My First Time Reporting on a Terror Attack
By Elad Nehorai
I walked hastily towards the center of Jerusalem, I didn't really think about what I was doing, having no credentials and jumping straight into my first time reporting a terror attack. My first time at a terror attack scene. |
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Me Versus We
How can you make the space you need for yourself without causing your spouse to feel rejected?
By Tzippora Price
My husband works, while I stay home. By the time he comes home and the kids have gone to bed, I am exhausted. I just want to relax with a book and don't want to talk to anyone. But my husband is insulted by my desire to just chill out on my own. |
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My Sons Are Always Fighting
By Mirish Kiszner
I have two boys, ages nine and eleven, who are constantly fighting. They bicker and quarrel, hurl insults at each other, and even resort to hitting. How can I stop this terrible behavior? |
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You stand today, all of you, before the L‑rd your G‑d: your heads, your tribes, your elders, your officers, and every Israelite man; your young ones, your wives, the stranger in your camp; from your wood-hewer to your water-drawer
— Deuteronomy 29:9–10
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