The Equanimity of Jerusalem
In our parsha, Yaakov blesses his son Yehuda through a comparison to a lion: “A cub [and] a grown lion…
Read MoreIn our parsha, Yaakov blesses his son Yehuda through a comparison to a lion: “A cub [and] a grown lion…
Read MoreIn the beginning of one of his attempted curses, Bilam refers to himself as setum ha-ayin. The word setum is…
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