Asara B’Tevet is the day on which the Romans laid siege to Jerusalem and thus marks the beginning of the events that culminated in the destruction of the Beit HaMikdash on Tisha B’Av. The fast is considered one of the “minor” fasts and thus begins at dawn and ends at nightfall. Other calamities that occurred on that day include the translation of the Torah into Greek and the death of Ezra HaSofer. It is also the day chosen by the Chief Rabbinate of Israel as the day to say Kaddish for relatives who perished during the Holocaust whose yahrtzeits are unknown.
Delivered at the OU Israel Center, Asara B’Tevet 5783 / January 3, 2023 Rabbi Breitowitz’s Tuesday Shiur is sponsored for the 2023 academic year by Rabbi Refoel and Sharon Auman in memory of their parents, Edith and Reiner Auman, z”l, יונה בן צדוק ז״ל & אסתר ע״ה בת רפאל הי״ד and their son Rabbi Shmuel […]
Shiur provided courtesy of Torah Anytime
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To receive source sheets for any of Rabbi Glatstein’s shiurim, please email rabbiglatsteinsourcesheets@gmail.com Shiur provided courtesy of Torah Anytime
To receive source sheets for any of Rabbi Glatstein’s shiurim, please email rabbiglatsteinsourcesheets@gmail.com Shiur provided courtesy of Torah Anytime
A special tribute to Maran HaGaon HaRav Moshe Shapira ZT”L on the occasion of his fifth yahrtzeit, while seeking the message that we lost him on the 10th of Teves.
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Sponsored by Sari & Shlomo Drazin & the Polansky family in loving memory of Mr. Joe Polansky, z”l, ישראל יוסף מאיר פולנסקי, on his tenth yahrtzeit.
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Orthodox Union