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.

It is a positive command of the Torah to discuss the miracles and wonders that were done for our ancestors in Egypt on the night of the fifteenth of Nisan.[1] [This is] as it says, “Remember this day that you went forth from Egypt.” (Rambam, Mishne Torah, Hilchot Chametz U’Matzah 7:1) Searching for the meaning […]

Did you ever notice how bizarre everything about the Bris Bein Habesarim is and how unintelligible is most of the symbolim? Everything about it has a surreal quality. Much of it will remain so after this explanation, however we will employ a fascinating Mechilta from Parshas B’Shalach to help us fill in the symbolism of […]

The chilling, Divinely-inspired insight of Rav Chaim Falagi and its frightening ramifications To receive source sheets for any of Rabbi Glatstein’s shiurim, please email rabbiglatsteinsourcesheets@gmail.com Shiur provided courtesy of Torah Anytime 

A message for bedikas & biur chometz, leil haSeder and the omer

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 

This Pesach is going to be different than all other Pesachim. Most of us will not be with our families and many will be alone. The Rambam spoke of having a Seder alone and there’s much to learn from him.