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• Yom Kippur- How Much Should a Sick Person Eat on Yom Kippur?
• Tipping the Scales in Our Favor During Aseret Yemeh Teshuba
• If One Forgot to Recite “Ha’melech Ha’mishpat” During the Aseret Yemeh Teshuba
• Ereb Rosh Hashanah – Charity, Hatarat Nedarim, Halla, and the Mikveh
• Rosh Hashana- A Time to Stop Making Excuses
• Parashat Vayelech: Transforming the Curse Into a Blessing
• Praying at the Cemetery on Ereb Rosh Hashanah
• Rosh Hashanah – Are Women Required to Hear the Shofar?
• Rosh Hashana- The Power of Shofar
• Rosh Hashanah – Women’s Recitation of Musaf; Reading Hallel as Part of Tehillim
• Rosh Hashana: Customs During the Torah Reading
• Rosh Hashana- Answering Kadish During the High Holy Days
• Parashat Ki-Tabo: Harnessing Our Innate Creative Drive
• Shemitat Kesafim- Situations Where a Verbal Declaration Suffices in Lieu of a Prozbol (Prozbul)
• Shemitat Kesafim- The Procedure for Writing a Prozbul
• Shemitat Kesafim: Paying After Shemita for Borrowed Goods
• Shemitat Kesafim: Which Debts are Annulled After the Shemita Year?
• Shemitat Kesafim: Writing a Prozbol
• Shemitat Kesafim: The Reasons Behind the Law Cancelling All Debts at the End of Shemita Year
• Parashat Ki-Teseh: Emuna and Honesty
• Asking a Non-Jew on Shabbat to Do Something That Could be Done in a Permissible Way
• Asking a Non-Jew to Turn the Lights on in a Synagogue; If a Non-Jew Turns on the Electricity in the Circuit Breaker
• Situations in Which One May Benefit From Light Turned On by a Non-Jew on Shabbat
• Shabbat – If a Non-Jew Turns a Light On For a Jew; Asking a Non-Jew to Turn On the Heat
• Medications on Shabbat