 The posuk teaches us, “Vahoya l’os al yod’cha – Tefillin should be a sign upon your hand.” The Gemora expounds the word yod’cha to be a composite of yad keiha, upon your weaker hand, and it is from here that we learn the Halacha that one who is right handed should put his tefillin upon his left hand. This law prompts the immediate question, Why don’t we put our tefillin on |
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 It is something I have noticed just about every election year, and I am always taken aback by it. This year was no different.
Inevitably, the major candidates make their income tax reports public. Included in these reports are the contributions to charity that they have made during the past year. Some candidates contribute generously, sometimes even impressively, to the charities of their choice.
What shocks me is how some |