Explaining the Difference Between Rishonim and Achronim
For an example of the Torah of the Achronim, complete with an “Achron” question, an “Achron” resolution, and “Achron” pilpul, see Toras Hashelamim Yoreh Deah 183:3.
For an example of the Torah of the Achronim, complete with an “Achron” question, an “Achron” resolution, and “Achron” pilpul, see Toras Hashelamim Yoreh Deah 183:3.
Apparently, there has been a furor a while ago regarding the order of treating the wounded after a non-Jewish murder of Jews (the word “terrorism” means nothing but strategy, so I try not to use it. The word “Arab” is irrelevant, too). First, the murdering non-Jew should be attended to, then his Jewish victims…
For those who recognize this as part of a pattern: the joint Arab-Israeli war against the Jews, this is no surprise. And it applies to non-state medics, as well, sadly.
But what’s the problem? First, the non-Jew should be “attended to”. Then the Jews should be helped.
Easy.
If you want kosher Jewish books in Yiddish, you go to HebrewBooks or the like. But what if you want to do the hard work of picking and choosing yourself? What if you would like to research books written by Maskilim, or old translations of Tanach?
Check out the Digital Library of the Yiddish Book Center.
MONDAY, 12 DECEMBER 2016 10:33
When to light Hanukkah candles? Hear Machon Shilo’s Rabbi David Bar-Hayim explain in the following video interview:
In English:
:בעברית
From Machon Shilo, here.
It seems the new legislation of “Affirmative Action” for Charedim has been “approved”. The results, a priori, will be awful, just as with the Blacks in the US.