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This is an extraordinary parashah near the end of Devarim, the book of Deuteronomy. It starts on a national theme – entry into the Holy Land, flowing with milk and honey – and then deals with the ceremony of the presentation of the ...
This is an extraordinary parashah near the end of Devarim, the book of Deuteronomy. It starts on a national theme – entry into the Holy Land, flowing with milk and honey – and then deals with the ceremony of the presentation of the ...
I can’t have been the only child who, having learnt the rule that once you’ve asked someone for forgiveness three times the sin then falls on the other person if they don’t forgive you, tended to apologise by asking: “do you forg...
Speech is dangerous. Don’t let anyone ever tell you otherwise. Words can be offensive, painful and harmful. Insults have started wars, ruthless orders have murdered millions. So why has the right to freedom of speech been central to eve...