Parshas Va’eschanan
Rabbi Berel Wein The Torah, as we all well know, is multilayered. The rabbis have taught us that there are seventy facets to every piece of the written Torah. We are also aware that no written word can adequately convey to us all of the nuances and possible meanings that lie embedded in the written […]
Eat but Don’t Overeat
Rabbi Avrohom Sebrow The topic of overeating is discussed in the daf this week (Gittin 70a). The Gemara quotes a beraisa that states, “One who fills his belly with anything will become sick.” Rashi explains that eating as much as one desires causes sickness. Rav Papa commented that this beraisa is referring even to healthy […]
My Deduction Was This Big
Allan Rolnick, CPA Today’s millennials and Generation Z have hit some speed bumps on their path toward financial independence—the dotcom crash of 1999, the Great Recession of 2007-08, and the Covid pandemic among them. Many seek whatever security they can find in traditional employment, then launch a side gig. Some of those side gigs feel […]