Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of the Three Weeks with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 551). 0:00:15 551:6 Wearing, buying, and making new clothes 0:13:00 Do you have to take linen when travelling during the 9 days 0:15:20 Forbidden to have meat or wine from Rosh Chodesh Av 0:22:30 How many people can [...]
[BS"D] The Talmud describes three very wealthy men who lived in Jerusalem in the times of the Roman mandate, and who were willing to sustain the entire city while under Roman siege. Who were these men? What kind of wealth did each one represent? And what was the important role they wanted to play [...]
[BS"D] They probably taught you in school that Nero, the Roman ruler, committed suicide in a villa outside Rome. But how many people actually witnessed that event? Is that the absolute truth? In this Talmud class we find a very different approach to Nero's end of life. Beyond the dry historical facts lies a [...]
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of Erev Tisha B'Av with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 552-553). 0:13:36 Air Raid Siren!
[BS"D] In the first part of the video we discuss which lessons from the story of the destruction can be applied to our everyday lives. In the second part we dig deep into the story of Bar Kamtza's big snitch and get a better understanding of how gentiles could have related, and should relate, [...]
[BS"D] Three Jewish heavily populated, strong areas were destroyed by the ancient Romans. The spiritual reason behind it all was revealed in the Talmud, and is analyzed and explained by commentaries.
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash gives a class to women regarding our obligations for the Nine Days.
[BS"D] There seems to be a contradiction in the Talmud regarding what caused the destruction of the First Temple. Was it real moral decadence, or just lax behaviour in religious rites? A closer look reveals that the two reasons complement each other.
[BS"D] This week, join me and rediscover eth story of the destruction of Jerusalem. From the pages of the Talmud to the beating heart of the Jewish Nation.
[BS"D] In this shiur: 1) More details re annulling voas on Shabbos. 2) The Case of the Dead Body on Shabbos, that teach us some leniencies in hilchos Shabbos.