Seride Teshuvot
Coming soon from Brill: Seride Teshuvot-A Descriptive Catalogue of Responsa Fragments from the Jacques Mosseri Collection Cambridge University Library. Cambridge Genizah Studies Series Volume 3
Coming soon from Brill: Seride Teshuvot-A Descriptive Catalogue of Responsa Fragments from the Jacques Mosseri Collection Cambridge University Library. Cambridge Genizah Studies Series Volume 3
Hebrewbooks continues to dazzle us all. Their latest upload includes the volumes of the important rabbinic journal Noam. Yishar Koach!
Yoav Sorek has started a new blog (Hebrew), לאמיתה של תורה. It seems as if the blog will offer a different perspective and discourse on issues related to Israel and Judaism. The first post is about the fast of the tenth of Tevet.
I just found out that Rabbi Moshe Zemer z”l passed away last month in Israel. Rabbi Zemer was the most prolific author on Jewish law who was affiliated with the Movement for Progressive Judaism in Israel. A bibliography of his writings can be found here. For anyone interested in a serious book on halakhah from [...]
Ynet have a short video (Hebrew) about Shu”t SMS (texting), i.e. halakhic questions that people ask rabbis through SMS. Often the answer is sent through SMS, other times the rabbi feels a need to speak with the questioner. Most of the rabbis interviewed felt that if this is the way to communicate with people, it [...]
Below is a source sheet from a shiur that I’ll be teaching at tonight’s Tikkun. Hag Sameaḥ. Competing Communities
Musaf Shabbat has an article on the third volume of Kuntress ha-Teshuvot He-Ḥadash, although it seems from here as if the fourth volume has already been published.
From the most recent Musaf Shabbat (Hebrew) of Makor Rishon: 1. A nice article about the plans for the National Library of Israel. Also see this article from the Jpost. 2. An article by Dr. Harel Gordon on Rabbi Moshe Feinstein. Dr. Gordon wrote his dissertation on Rav Moshe’s halakhic methodology.
Last week was the 25th yarzheit of Rabbi Moshe Feinstein. I was in Israel at the time of his funeral, although I didn’t have much of an idea who he was, that only came a few years later. A number of interested posts were written about him. See this one by Adderabbi and this one [...]
The website Semicha la-Rabbanut has many resources for someone interested in the traditional areas of study required for semikhah, rabbinic ordination. There is a comprehensive bibliography with links and PDF’s of many articles on rabbinic ordination. A few that I would add to the list are: -Julius Newman, Semikhah (Ordination): A Study of Its Origin, [...]
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