Dr. Rabbi Shraga Bar-On is a research fellow and a faculty member at the Shalom Hartman Institute and the Gruss Scholar-in-Residence at NYU law school. He received his Ph.D. in Jewish Thought from the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. His doctoral dissertation is titled “Lot-casting, God, and Man in Jewish Literature from the Second Temple to the Renaissance.”
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A Roman foundation myth is highly reminiscent of the abduction of the dancing girls in the book of Judges: A closer look at the Talmud’s description of Tu B’Av reveals a revolutionary, therapeutic rec
A Roman foundation myth is highly reminiscent of the abduction of the dancing girls in the book of Judges: A closer look at the Talmud’s description of Tu B’Av reveals a revolutionary, therapeutic rec