Rabbi Dr. Yitzchak Breitowitz's scope of knowledge, brilliance, as well as a unique ability to grasp complicated material and communicate it clearly to others is legendary. Rabbi Breitowitz received his bachelor of arts from Johns Hopkins University and obtained semicha from Ner Israel Rabbinical College. He graduated magna cum laude from Harvard Law School and shortly thereafter became the Rav of the Silver Spring Woodside Shul in Silver Spring Maryland while maintaining status as a tenured professor at the University of Maryland School of Law. Rabbi Breitowitz teaches at Or Sameach as well as the OU Israel center and he has published widely on Jewish law and ethics.
With a Comment on Chad Gadya. Sponsored by Rachel Steiner in loving memory of her dear husband, Prof. Mark Steiner, מרדכי יהודה בן אפרים זצ”ל.
Dedicated by Terry and Aaron Friedman l’zecher nishmas our mother, Achsa bas Mayer, whose yahrzeit is 9 Nisan. She was a holocaust survivor who lived to experience her 102nd birthday. She was zocheh to raise generations in Torah and yiras shamayim.
Postscript regarding Purim Meshulash: Although there are different opinions, according to the Luach Eretz Yisrael of R. Tukachinsky, which is the most widely followed compendium of minhagim, Al HaNissim is NOT recited on Sunday in either bentching or tefilla and is only recited on Shabbos.
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