Entries by Rivka

Remember the 7th beggar?

He’s the guy with no feet, who actually equates to ‘Moshiach’, in Rabbenu’s Tale of the Seven Beggars. I was discussing the Rav’s latest comments with my husband yesterday, when I suddenly got more insight into what the Rav may be hinting at. Here’s the relevant passage again (but honestly, it’s all relevant): Rabbi Shimon […]

The Uman antidote, and some thoughts on staying real

Yesterday, my bad mood broke. You know how that happened? BH, I went and booked myself a trip to Uman.  Sure, it’s more expensive than it used to be. Sure, it’s more difficult travelling, in some ways. Sure, who knows what’s going on with the airport being open, the airport being shut. Yadda yadda yadda. […]

Don’t we all want a real answer to this question?

You know things are strange in the world when yucky American politicians start to sound a little bit sensible… Look at this WATCH: JD Vance blasts Ben-Gvir and Smotrich: You’ve seen people in their system, Ben-Gvir and Smotrich, who’ve attacked the deal. And I guess my response to them would be: What is your exact […]

Korach’s payot – more comments from the Rav

Shiur given on Parshat Beha’alotecha, 5786 Korach came back to his home without his payot. Where did Korach’s payot disappear to?! Who took Koracha’s payot?! His wife asked him: Where are your payot?![1] Maybe, did you forget them in the mikvah? Maybe, he took them off in the mikvah, so that there wouldn’t be a […]

More on AI

I was looking at a different site, when I got to a different image of that famous ‘rocket’ from 2 days ago. You can see the second image HERE – I don’t want to put it up because I don’t want issues with copyright. Compare that second image, with the first one on the YWN, […]

Update to the Rav’s comments on De Haan

Well, this is getting more and more interesting. First, let’s go back to the Rav’s comments from last week, which you can read HERE. The relevant snippet: There were no bridges, there were no train tracks, there was nothing [in Eretz Yisrael at the turn of the 20th century]. The Jews brought the train tracks, […]