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A virtual tour of a Matzah Factory - baking matzos for Pesach

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The Ben Ish Hai (Rabbi Yosef Haim of Baghdad, 1833-1909), in his Keren Yeshu'a commentary to Megilat Ester, writes that Haman sought to kill Mordechai and the Jewish people with the spiritual forces of impurity. These forces are symbolized by the letter "Nun," the final letter of Haman's name. This letter represents the word "Nahash" ("snake"), referring to the primordial snake that lured Adam and Hava to sin and thereby brought curse to the world.

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as told by Rabbi Berel Wein, a noted Jewish historian.  Now you can watch and learn the story of Purim.

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Learn some mishnayos that is animated from the book "Talis Ends" by Rabbi Don Channen. These mishnayos are based upon Parashas Mishpatim, the laws between people.  This production is by a young student, who has a future, be"H, in movie production and outreach.

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Learn a new song to carry you throughout the day with Torah and mitzvos! This song is composed by the family of Chavrusa Academy, a Jewish Torah Homeschool. If you like it, pass it along to your Jewish friends...

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This Shabbat is "Beshalach", also known as "Shabbat Shira", the Sabbath of Song, since the Torah portion tells how Moses and the Children of Israel sang to Hashem after having been miraculously saved from the Egyptians at the Red Sea. The "Haftorah," or weekly Prophetic reading, also talks about song, particularly the Song of Deborah the Prophetess (see Judges, Chapter 5), after Israel miraculously defeated formidable invading enemies.

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