Tag: rashi

The algorithm was able to confirm the theories of Rashi—the foremost biblical commentator—and other prominent Torah scholars.

In interviews, Glassman repeats the claims of many Israeli stoners that the “kneh bossem” mentioned in several places in the Bible is a reference to cannabis.

“Rashi’s Commentary may have shaped Judaism and the Jewish people more than any other work except the Bible and the Talmud.”

For the record, Navalny is a Russian Orthodox Christian and has no plans to convert to Judaism (or Islam for that matter).

Rashi notes Moshe's use of the future tense when addressing the two fighting Israelites.

Though he wanted a child more than anything in the whole world, Rav Yitzchak never complained, but continued to live his life according to the dictates of the Torah.

Ishmael helped spread the Big Lie...

Israel finally has a Foreign Minister who is not ashamed to say the word "God."

Yet the windows of Pesach are crucial. Through them we can see our bitter exile.

In this week’s parshah Yosef brings his two sons to his father Yaakov to receive blessings before his death. Rashi tells us that when Yaakov was about to bless Yosef’s sons the shechinah left him as a result of some of Yosef’s sons’ evil descendants.