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Shlomo EzaguiThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
The Midrash tells: When Cain killed his brother Abel, it was the first death the world had ever known, and Adam and Eve were overcome with shock and...
The Talmudic discussion of Zugot—pairs—and broader Jewish ideas of ayin hara (the evil eye) and harmful spiritual forces present a striking yet...
Why the Body Still Matters After Death. The convergence of the physical sciences and metaphysical frameworks reveals a strikingly consistent model of...
Why Judaism Rejects Cremation In an age that prides itself on convenience, few topics reveal the moral distance between modern habits and Jewish...
We live in a world filled with uncertainty, where war, destruction, and the fragility of life make death impossible to ignore. In such a world, it is...
If you try to count every tiny particle in a glass of water, the task seems impossible. Each droplet holds trillions upon trillions of molecules—far...
We are living in very confusing times—times when it’s hard to know who to trust. The truth, or the actual reality, in every part of life is...