Israel-Hamas War
To See the Enemy’s Family
“But… if it came to light, when my rival appeared, that he had a mother waiting for him....”
Dr.
Gili Kugler
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Rescuing Captives: From Abraham to David
When his nephew Lot is taken captive, Abram, known for his faith, acts decisively without divine consultation. David, renowned as a warrior, turns to God for guidance before saving his wives and the citizens of Ziklag, captured in an unexpected raid.
Prof.
Edward L. Greenstein
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Virtue Signaling or Speaking Out: Ezekiel versus Jeremiah
Jeremiah lived among his people and desperately wished to save them from a grievous error. Ezekiel lived far away from Judah and communicated his message for the record.
Dr. Rabbi
Zev Farber
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The Flood of Regret
When God sees the evil of humanity, God is sorrowful in his heart (Genesis 6:6) and destroys humanity in a flood, only to regret it afterwards. Promising never to destroy humanity again, God takes a new approach.
Rabbi
Hanan Schlesinger
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