The End of Control
Daniel GreenfieldSunday, June 16th, 2013
Socialism, like most systems of government derived from it, has enshrined control as an end in and of itself.
Socialism, like most systems of government derived from it, has enshrined control as an end in and of itself.
The top Israeli advocate for letting the terrorists out of jail is none other than Shimon Peres.
“The Lord conferred statehood upon His people so that they might defend the enforcement of justice and preserve the truth contained in our Law as handed down by transmission.”
There is standing prohibition in Jewish law against sharing anything revealed in private conversation.
The president will have to report every 90 days on how the policy is being implemented.
This past Lag B’Omer, we were blessed to make our first upsherin, where we celebrate our son’s first hair cut. It’s a wonderful milestone that mimics the three years that we refrain from plucking a tree’s first fruits and symbolizes the entry of the child into the world of Torah learning. It’s a clear sign to everyone; this boy is no longer a baby.
Galicia was able to boast of having three giants of the chassidic movement who lived at the same period of time. They were Rav Meir of Parmishlon, Rav Tzvi Hirsh of Riminov and Rav Naftali of Ropshitz. The latter, especially, was famous for the sharpness of his mind.
I would have to say that one of the most annoying things about having a newspaper advice column, aside from all these people writing to me and asking for advice, is that they frequently don’t tell me WHY they’re asking.
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