Episode 84 of Chazaq Torah Talks, recorded on December 28, 2022, stands among the most searing and transformative conversations ever shared on the program. My guest, Rabbi Asaf Haimoff, did not speak from theory. He spoke from lived reality—hospital rooms, darkness, loss—and from the rebuilding
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“And he washed his garments in the blood of grapes.” (Bereshit 49:11)
At first glance, these words are puzzling. What meaning lies in such a
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When Brothers Become Enemies — And Exile Is Born
Parashat Mikeitz
Founder, LaMaalot Foundation
Why did the brothers sell Yosef? How could the sons of Yaakov — disciples raised in holiness and
