Podcasting interviews and lectures that provoke thought, confront ideological and political positions and engage the heart.
https://images.shulcloud.com/484/uploads/111-September-2018/AdolphEichmannsourcesheet.pdf
Link to video https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=41&v=fuRf13rX4SQ&feature=emb_logo
Source sheets https://images.shulcloud.com/484/uploads/111-September-2018/ransomingcaptives.pdf
https://images.shulcloud.com/484/uploads/111-September-2018/TheAssasinationofYitzhakRabin.pdf
Source sheets
https://images.shulcloud.com/484/uploads/111-September-2018/RavGorenandthelangerchildren.pdf
https://images.shulcloud.com/484/uploads/111-September-2018/2784774.pdf
https://images.shulcloud.com/484/uploads/111-September-2018/EthiopianJew.pdf
Source Sheet
https://images.shulcloud.com/484/uploads/111-September-2018/Thereparationsdebate.pdf
Rabbi Dr Benjamin Elton, Chief Minister at the Great Synagogue Sydney in discussion on The inclusion of the LGBT+ Community
Rabbi Davey Blackman
During the course of more than a decade at Yeshivat Har Etzion, Rabbi Blackman became a close talmid (pupil) of Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein, a scion of the famed Soloveitchik dynasty.
It was there that Rabbi Davey developed an amazing breadth and depth of knowledge in vast areas of Jewish learning. He also has a degree in Education and Jewish Philosophy from the University of South Africa.
Rabbi Davey served in leadership roles in Bnei Akiva , South Africa, from his early youth, and also in the crack Givati infantry unit in the Israeli army. He is a husband to Deborah and father of 6 children.
Rabbi Davey displays a unique blend of mental acuity, integrity and personal warmth, which endears him to one and all. Combined with his dynamic personality and refreshing sense of humour, Rabbi Davey’s world-class lectures are infused with colour, charisma and creative thought, effectively portraying the relevance, appeal and majesty of Torah for contemporary audiences.
-Removing a knife before bensching
-If you forgot to bensch do you say it again?
-What if you vomitted do you still need to bensch?
If God knows what we are going to do, do we really have free choice? The opinions of Rav Saadia Gaon and the Rambam
When should one preference supporting Jewish businesses over gentile? Is there a limit? Can one use Tzedaka in supporting Jewish businesses?
Laws of the Kohanim
Kiddush and Chillul Hashem
Vulgar vs refined speech
Seeing people's misdeeds in context
Recording starts about 4 minutes into the Shiur-
Intro is dividing halacha into three groups: Torah, Rabbinic and Custom (Minhag)
Yartzeit