There is a famous Gemara in Ta’anit (29a) which says: mi’shenichnas Adar marbim b’simcha. There is a lesser-known Rashi who explains that these are times of nisim, with Purim and Pesach. But Pesach is in Nissan, not Adar! Rather, we see from here that the simcha we experience from the miracles of
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In T’hilim (Perek 105), klal Yisrael offers thanks to Hashem for the miracles performed on their behalf:
“Give thanks to Hashem, call out in His
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“Appeasement offers temporary comfort—but history shows it often leads to far greater danger.”
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In the days leading up to Pesach, Queens Cheder welcomed a distinguished guest whose presence left a lasting impression on its students — Rabbi
Moshe Gersht: From Rock Star To Rabbi — A Journey To Real Meaning
Based on an interview conducted by Aryeh Fingerer
Moshe Gersht had everything the world promises.
As the lead singer of a popular rock band in Los