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Author: Rabbi Michoel Fletcher

Rabbi Michoel Fletcher on the Parsha

Remember The Day You Came Out of Egypt

ByRabbi Michoel Fletcher April 3, 2020April 3, 2020

“…In order that you remember the day you came out of Egypt all the days of your life” (Devarim 16: 3 ) When we think of leaving Egypt, our focus tends to be the great miracles which Hashem did to enable us to come out. Forty on land and two hundred on the sea; fifty…

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Long Live The King

ByRabbi Michoel Fletcher February 15, 2019

“You should command the Bnei Yisroel to take pure oil to kindle a continuous ner. Aharon and his sons should place it in the Ohel Moed outside the paroches which is before the aron hakodesh.”(Shemos 27:20-21). The Kli Yakar asks a number of questions. ‘Why is this small section pertaining to the mitzva of lighting…

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He Didn’t Know Yosef

ByRabbi Michoel Fletcher December 27, 2018

The posuk chosen by the kabbalists to symbolize the month of Teves is “Gadlu L’Hashem iti uneromamo shemo yachdov – Let us elevate the Name of Hashem, together.” In a month that should have had three fasts on the eighth, ninth and tenth to remember the translation of the Torah into Greek, the death of…

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Living With Lovon

ByRabbi Michoel Fletcher November 22, 2018November 27, 2018

Yaakov’s first words to his brother Eisav after twenty-two years were, “Im Lovon garti – I lived with Lovon.” Rashi explains that the gematria of “garti” (I lived) is 613 hinting that I continued to keep all the 613 mitzvos while I was with Lovon. “I wasn’t influenced by him and didn’t learn from his…

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And She called his Name Yehuda

ByRabbi Michoel Fletcher November 11, 2018November 27, 2018

At the end of Pesukei D’zimra we say that Hashem is bocher b’shirei zimra – He chooses songs of rejoicing. If he chooses, there must have some alternative that He could have chosen. What was it? At the beginning of Shemone Esrei, we say, “Hashem, open my lips and my mouth will say your praises.”…

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When Eisav Stops Crying

ByRabbi Michoel Fletcher November 6, 2018

When the Rav Yosef Kahaneman, the late founder and Rosh Hayeshiva of Ponevezh Yeshiva, once had a few hours to spare in Rome before his connecting flight. People were surprised when he said he wants to go into Rome to see something very important. He took a taxi to the Arch of Titus, one of…

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Harder than the Akeida

ByRabbi Michoel Fletcher November 1, 2018March 24, 2022

Avrohom Ovinu, in last week’s parsha, passed all the tests Hashem gave him. There are different opinions about what the ten tests were, especially which was the first. Some begin with Nimrod’s fiery furnace, others start with Lech Lecha, leaving his father’s home and the place where he came from at Hashem’s command. Even within…

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He Wants Us To Live

ByRabbi Michoel Fletcher October 28, 2018

The great battle between the four kings and the five kings mentioned in last week’s parsha, took place in Emek Hasidim. The result was a clear victory for the four kings over the five kings. The King of Sodom, who led the five kings survived but was taken captive together with Lot, Avrohom Ovinu’s nephew….

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Why the Change?

ByRabbi Michoel Fletcher October 18, 2018October 23, 2018

Not long ago people living in one place did not know what was happening in another place. News from a nearby village might sometimes come in but would probably have been dismissed as “nothing to do with us.” However over the past years the world has changed dramatically. Now, every trivial thing a person does…

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Questions Asked on Chol Hamoed

ByRabbi Michoel Fletcher October 12, 2018

1.               Q. We cover our tablecloths on Shabbos and Yom Tov with plastic, which we normally cut from a roll before Shabbos. Do we have to do this before Yom Tov so that we don’t have to do it on Chol Hamoed? A.               This question is based on the halacha quoted in Shulchan Aruch 538:6…

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