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Rabbi Naftali Silberberg, a native of Detroit and a scholar renowned for his sharp wit and vast Talmudic knowledge, is on the editorial team of Chabad.org. He resides in Brooklyn, NY, with his wife Chaya Mushka and their three children.


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Lubavitcher Rebbe; translated by Naftali Silberberg (1) Link



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Convict Denied Access to DNA EvidenceBlog
In lieu of commentary, I'd like to contrast this decision with the way Jewish law handles post-conviction exoneration...
Blogs » Views on the News » Convict Denied Access to DNA Evidence
Who Gets Credit for the Rebounding Economy?Blog
Answer: Not the Party that Could've Prevented 9-11!
Wow! He did it! He restored confidence in the markets. Let's punch him in for a second term... now! He is the one our nation has so desperately been waiting for!
Blogs » Views on the News » Who Gets Credit for the Rebounding Economy?
The Invisibly Improving EconomyBlog
Nationally, the picture is improving—but go tell that to any of the 345,000 people who lost their jobs in May. They are the proverbial hunting dogs who have not yet heard the good news...
Blogs » Views on the News » The Invisibly Improving Economy
My Wife, the Cat & the MouseArticle
Proverbial mice are even more ubiquitous than the physical furry variety. Distasteful intruders that scurry into our lives, leaving behind even more distasteful "droppings" and effects.
Society & Living » Voices » Days of our Lives » My Wife, the Cat & the Mouse
The Priestly BlessingArticle
Learn all about the Priestly Blessing: Who blesses and when, the preparations, the procedure of the actual blessing, the congregation's role, and the kabbalah behind it all.
Jewish Practice » Miscellaneous » The Priestly Blessing
Put Away the Red Marker!Article
"First read the article," I say. But the affinity for the red pen is many an editor's Achilles heel. And the tendency to focus on the details at the expense of the larger picture affects us all...
Society & Living » Daily Life » Put Away the Red Marker!
Dog Bites ManBlog
PA Court Sentences Arab to Death
Is this due to a bias by the "mainstream media" against Israel? Perhaps. And perhaps not. Maybe this is simply a byproduct of the journalistic rule: Man bites dog—newsworthy. Dog bites man—not newsworthy.
Blogs » Views on the News » Dog Bites Man
Shoes of a Dead PersonQuestions & Answers
Question: What's the deal with wearing the shoes of a deceased person? I have heard that Jewish people do not wear them. Why? Answer: The Sefer Chassidim A halachic work, written in the 12th century by one of the great Baalei Tosafos (Talmudic ...
Lifecycles » Death & Mourning » Library » Questions » Shoes of a Dead Person
The Blessing of Rising Healthcare CostsBlog
How do we reduce healthcare costs? It would seem reasonable to start with identifying the reasons behind the soaring costs. Then, hopefully, we can start cutting them—and passing the savings on to the consumers.
Blogs » Views on the News » The Blessing of Rising Healthcare Costs
Combating the Mass Shooting CrazeBlog
What is motivating these people to be so utterly insensitive to the destruction they are wreaking? And why are they turning the gun on themselves? As a society, where have we gone wrong?
Blogs » Views on the News » Combating the Mass Shooting Craze

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