It is customary to read Megillat Rut on Shavuot, and several different reasons have been given for this custom. Rav Mordechai Ben Hillel explains that the story of Rut took place during the harvest season, around the time of Shavuot, and it is therefore appropriate to read this story on this
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When Jews Are Under Terrorist Rocket Fire, The Media Immediately Apply Their Anti-Semitic Moral Equivalency
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Lag Ba’omer is customarily observed as a festive occasion, as a day of music, dancing, bonfires, and general festivity. The common explanation for
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Many of us already know that Ilhan Omar is not a fan of Jews.
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The practice among Sepharadim is to refrain from shaving and haircutting during the first thirty-three days of the Omer, including the thirty-third
