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The Laws of Using The Right Side

By Eliezer Wenger

We find in the Torah in a number of verses citing the preference of the right side of the body; we thus give the right side of the body honor and preferential treatment

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In what arm does one carry a Torah scroll? Q&A

By Yisroel Cotlar

In the Code of Jewish Law Rama in Orach Chaim 134. it is written that a Torah scroll should be held in one's right arm (and rested on the right shoulder). This applies even if the one holding the Torah is left-handed. There are two verses that allude to ...

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The Blessing and Virtue of Cross-Eye

By Mendel Kalmenson

Have you ever wondered why many of our body parts were created in pairs? Through the paradox of right and left, our vision is broadened, deepened.

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The Right (and Left) Way Parshat Bo

By Aryeh Citron

Mitzvot Done with the Right Hands, and Guidelines for Left-Handed People.

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