On today’s page, Zevachim 39, the rabbis compare the Temple’s two altars—one outer and forgiving, one inner and exacting—and uncover a deeper lesson. Holiness, they suggest, isn’t binary but a spectrum. What happens when we stop chasing perfection and instead take one more small, sincere step toward the sacred? Listen and find out.

A Tzidkat Hatzadik for Lech Lecha (perek 80): The Roots and Remedies for the 3 Cardinal "Emotional" Sins; Entitlement Causes Anger; Obsessions Worms Its Way Into Routine; Ego And Ignoring Public "Applause" - Oct 30, 2025 - Some in Yeshiva have a minhag to recite Selichot for BH"B ( the first Monday, Thursday and Monday after a chag)We halted the shiur a few times to say 13 Middot with the Tzibbur

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On October 13, 2025, Israel and Hamas reached a U.S.-brokered ceasefire that brought homeall twenty surviving Israeli hostages and freed nearly two thousand Palestinian prisoners. What does this deal really mean — for Israel’s security, for the region, and for the future of U.S.-Israel relations? In this exclusive conversation, Ambassador David Friedman — former U.S. Ambassador to Israel and a key architect of the Abraham Accords — joins Justin Pines to unpack the ceasefire, President Trump’s role,

Link to Shiur ⁠⁠⁠⁠Text Sheet PDF here.Why must a person break free of holy experiences?What does it mean for a Jew to live like Yitzchok, and what is the relevant, grave danger of practicing a Yishma'el-like Judaism?In this Sicha, the Rebbe uncovers the message of "Lech Lecha", of the Neshama breaking free of any constraints, and defines life as a Jew, as we learn it from Yitzchok.