Ki Tetze
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Rav Yoel Bin-Nun Practical Mitzvot Parashat Ki Tetze contains more mitzvot than any other Torah portion, and this shiur will focus on three of them. We will see how the commands to help load and unload animals relates to helping drivers in distress; we will see how the Torah's rules on fugitive slaves relate to both the Ancient Near East and 19th-century America; finally, we will examine how heter iska addresses concerns of charging interest for Jewish bankers and borrowers. 01- פרשת השבוע
Prof. Yonatan Grossman The Covenant of Arvot Moav Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Amnon Bazak Literal and Exegetical Understandings of the Law of Lashes Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Amnon Bazak Peshat and Derash in the Laws of Lashes Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Elchanan Samet The Laws of War and the Torah's Attitude Towards Warfare Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Elchanan Samet Amalek Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Mordechai Sabato The Female Captive: What Is the Torah Teaching Us? Two ideals clash in Ki Tetze: one is the moral concern for the woman captive; the other is the aversion to marriage to a non-Jewish woman which may, as we know, lead to moral degeneration over time. The Halakha comes to establish the proper balance between these two ideals. Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Elchanan Samet Amalek Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Prof. Yonatan Grossman "A Man Shall Be Put To Death Only For His Own Crime" Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Yair Kahn The Speech of the Torah Parashat Ki Tetzei begins with a section known as “eshet yifat toar,” which deals with a warrior who wants to marry a captive woman. The Torah permits this woman, but only according to very specific guidelines, through which the woman is converted to Judaism. This section raises very serious philosophic and legal questions. Does this treatment of captives correspond to the Torah’s moral code? Should a vanquished woman be forced to marry her captor against her will? What legal validity does a forced conversion and marriage have? Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Yehuda Rock "You Shall Cut Off Her Hand" and "An Eye for an Eye" The law that "You shall cut off her hand" that appears in our parasha (25:12) is similar to the law of "An eye for an eye ... (Shemot 21:24-25). The similarity between the two laws lies in the fact that in both cases the plain meaning of the text in the Written Law indicates corporal punishment for maiming or wounding another person, while the Oral Law establishes that the offender pays only a monetary fine, with no corporal punishment administered. Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Prof. Yonatan Grossman Eishet Yefat To’ar – A Non-Jewish Female Prisoner of War In this shiur, we will discuss the enigmatic law of the eishet yefat to'ar, the non-Jewish female prisoner of war. Is this the concluding section of the unit regarding the laws of war, or is it the opening section of a new unit? We will see that the views of the Rishonim regarding the purpose of this law reflect different views of its literary placement. Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Elchanan Samet “But If This Thing be True” (Devarim 22:20) What is This Thing and How is its Truth Clarified? The halakha of motzi shem ra concludes with two verses that describe what is done if the husband's accusation is proven correct. These verses are difficult, as they do not seem to fit with the Bible's general laws of evidence or laws of punishments. In this shiur, we will demonstrate that Chazal's interpretation of the text is actually its plain meaning. Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rabbanit Sharon Rimon The Significance of the Prohibition of Kilaim Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. - Parashat Ki Tetze Parashat Ki Tetze 5778 / 2018
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. - Parashat Ki Tetze
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. - Parashat Ki Tetze Parashat Ki Tetze 5777 - 2017
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. - Parashat Ki Tetze 5780 / 2020 Parashat Ki Tetze
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. - Parashat Ki Tetzei Parashat Ki Tetzei 5779 / 2019
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Sunday, 8 Elul 5776 - September 11, 2016 Parashat Ki Tetze
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Motzaei Shabbat, September 10, 2016 Parashat Ki Tetze
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Monday, 9 Elul 5776 - September 12, 2016 Parashat Ki Tetze
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Tuesday, 10 Elul 5776 - September 13, 2016 Parashat Ki Tetze
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Wednesday, 11 Elul 5776 - September 14, 2016 Parashat Ki Tetze
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Thursday, 12 Elul 5776 - September 15, 2016 Parashat Ki Tetze

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