Parshat Emor discusses the commandment to count the days between Pesach and Shavuot, however the Torah does not explicitly provide reasoning. The Zohar (III, 97b) comments when the Torah says to count sheva shabbatot temimot (seven complete [or pure] weeks) it is hinting that we are supposed to
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James McCament, Acting Chief Executive Officer of U.S. Customs & Border Protection Keynotes World Trade Week As World Leaders Gather To Celebrate World Trade Week
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Every G-d-fearing Jew ponders the question, “What should I be davening for?” The powerful and deep query was once answered by the Maggid of Dubno
