Friday 26 April 2024

Shabbos Chol HaMoed - Acharon Shel Pesach Tzetl 5784

SHABBAT CHOL HAMOED
5:21pm - Candle Lighting, Friday
6:17pm - Shabbat Concludes, Saturday
ACHARON SHEL PESACH
5:18pm - Candle Lighting, Sunday
6:15pm - Candle Lighting, Monday (after)
6:14pm - Yom Tov Concludes, Tuesday
(Melbourne Australia)
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Good Shabbos! Good YomTov!


Please click here to view the Yeshivah Shule Tzetel for Shabbos Chol Hamoed, Shevi'i and Acharon Shel Pesach. Please click here to view the PDFs of Weekly Publications. 
Please here to view a Guide to Sefiras Haomer and the period between Pesach and Shavuos. With thanks to Rabbi Lesches of Young Yeshivah for compiling and sharing this with us.



PARSHAH IN A NUTSHELL
Shabbat, Chol Hamoed, Pesach: Exodus 33:12 - 34:26
Shabbat, Chol Hamoed, Pesach: Numbers 28:19-25

On the SEVENTH DAY OF PASSOVER we read how on this day the sea split for the Children of Israel and drowned the pursuing Egyptians, and the "Song at the Sea" sung by the people upon their deliverance (Exodus 13:17-15:26; full summary with commentary here).

On the EIGHTH DAY OF PASSOVER we read Deuteronomy 15:19-16:17. Like the reading for the second day, it catalogs the annual cycle of festivals, their special observances, and the offerings brought on these occasions to the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. The Eighth Day's special connection with the Future Redemption is reflected in the Haftorah (reading from the Prophets) for this day (Isaiah 10:32-12:6).


HAFTORAH IN A NUTSHELL
SHABBAT
Ezekiel 37:1-14
We read of Ezekiel's amazing "vision of the dry bones." Ezekiel finds himself in a valley covered in dry bones. G‑d tells him to tell the bones that He would cause them to reassemble themselves, grow flesh and come to life, and so it was.
After the newly constituted people come to life, G‑d tells Ezekiel that the people he sees represent the Jewish people, who have been reduced to a hopeless and lifeless skeleton of their former glory. Yet G‑d will breathe new life into them, and they will once again flourish.


SEVENTH DAY
II Samuel 22:1-51.
This week's haftorah describes the song King David composed in his old age, echoing the weekly Torah reading, where Moses delivers his parting words to the Jewish nation in song form.

David's song expresses gratitude to G‑d for saving him from all his enemies. He starts with the famous words, "The L-rd is my rock and my fortress." He goes on to describe the pain and hardships he encountered and reiterates that he always turned to G‑d in his moments of distress. He recounts G‑d's reaction to those who tormented him: "The Lord thundered from heaven; and the Most High gave forth His voice. And He sent out arrows and He scattered them, lightning and He discomfited them. . . I have pursued my enemies and have destroyed them; never turning back until they were consumed."

The King attributes his salvation to his uprightness in following G‑d's ways: "The Lord rewarded me according to my righteousness; according to the cleanness of my hands He recompensed me..."

The song ends with David's expression of thankfulness: "Therefore I will give thanks to You, O Lord, among the nations, and to Your name I will sing praises. He gives great salvation to His king, and He performs kindness to His anointed; to David and to his seed, forevermore."


EIGHTH DAY
Isaiah 10:32-12:16
This haftarah is a prophecy by Isaiah regarding the messianic time to come. He foretells of "a staff from the shoot of Jesse," father of King David, upon whom the Divine spirit will rest and who will be able to judge honestly by way of smell.

The prophet tells us that "the wolf will dwell with the lamb, and the leopard will lie with the kid goat; the calf and the young lion will graze together, and a young lad shall lead them."

He continues to describe how G‑d will gather the exiled Jews from all over the world, to bring them back home to the Holy Land. In the newly constituted Jewish kingdom, the ancient rivalry between Judah and Ephraim will end, and they will join forces to subdue their historic enemies.

At that time, Israel will sing G‑d's praises, thanking Him for all that he did and does for them, even that which had once appeared to be punishment but has now been revealed to be goodness in disguise.


SAGES ON THE PARSHAH

Then Moses and the children of Israel sang this song to G‑d, and they spoke, saying . . . (Exodus 15:1)

How did they render the song? Rabbi Akiva says: Moses said "I will sing to G‑d," and they responded "I will sing to G‑d"; Moses said "For He has triumphed gloriously," and they responded "I will sing to G‑d" (and so on with each verse—Moses would sing a phrase, and they would respond with the refrain "I will sing to G‑d").

Rabbi Eliezer says: Moses said "I will sing to G‑d," and they responded "I will sing to G‑d"; Moses said "For He has triumphed gloriously," and they responded "For He has triumphed gloriously" (and so on—they repeated each phrase after Moses).

Rabbi Nechemiah says: Moses sang the opening words of the song, after which they each sang it on their own.

(Talmud and Rashi, Sotah 30b)

These three opinions represent three levels of leadership.

Rabbi Akiva describes an ideal in which a people completely abnegate their individuality to the collective identity embodied by the leader. Moses alone sang the nation's gratitude to G‑d, their experience of redemption, and their vision of their future as G‑d's people. The people had nothing further to say as individuals, other than to affirm their unanimous assent to what Moses was expressing.

At first glance, this seems the ultimate in unity: hundreds of thousands of hearts and minds yielding to a single program and vision. Rabbi Eliezer, however, argues that this is but a superficial unity—an externally imposed unity of the moment, rather than an inner, enduring unity. When people set aside their own thoughts and feelings to accept what is dictated to them by a higher authority, they are united only in word and deed; their inner selves remain different and distinct. Such a unity is inevitably short-lived: sooner or later their intrinsic differences and counter-aims will assert themselves, and fissures will begin to appear also in their unanimous exterior. So Rabbi Eliezer interprets the Torah's description of Israel's song to say that they did not merely affirm Moses' song with a refrain, but repeated his words themselves. Each individual Jew internalized Moses' words, so that they became the expression of his own understanding and feelings. The very same words assumed hundreds of thousands of nuances of meaning, as they were absorbed by each of the minds, and articulated by each of the mouths, of the people of Israel.

Rabbi Nechemiah, however, is still not satisfied. If Israel repeated these verses after Moses, this would imply that their song did not stem from the very deepest part of themselves. For if the people were truly one with Moses and his articulation of the quintessence of Israel, why would they need to hear their song from his lips before they could sing it themselves? It was enough, says Rabbi Nechemiah, that Moses started them off with the first words of the song, so as to stimulate their deepest experience of the miracle, with the result that each of them sang the entire song on their own.

(The Lubavitcher Rebbe)




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Friday 19 April 2024

Shabbos Tzetl: Metzora, HaGadol

5:30pm - Candle Lighting, Friday
6:26pm - Havdalah, Saturday
(Melbourne Australia)
Eruv Status: KOSHER cosv.org.au/eruv/
Good Shabbos!


The Shabbat before Passover is termed Shabbat HaGadol ("The Great Shabbat") in commemoration of the "great miracle" that happened in Egypt on this day, heralding the Exodus from Egypt five days later (see "Today in Jewish Hstory"). Shabbat HaGadol customs include reading a portion of the Haggadah (from "Avadim hayinu..." to "...al kol avonotainu"), which tells the story of the Exodus; it is also customary that the rabbi of the community delivers a lecture in which he elaborates on the laws of Passover and their significance, in preparation for the festival.



Please click here to view the Yeshivah Shule Tzetel for Shabbos HaGodol, Parshas Metzora and Pesach. Please click here to view the PDFs of Weekly Publications.     


PARSHAH IN A NUTSHELL
Leviticus 14:1–15:33
The name of the Parshah, "Metzora," is often translated as "leper" and it is found in Leviticus 14:2.

Last week's Parshah described the signs of the metzora (commonly mistranslated as "leper")—a person afflicted by a spiritual malady which places him or her in a state of ritual impurity. This week's Torah reading begins by detailing how the recovered metzora is purified by the kohen (priest) with a special procedure involving two birds, spring water in an earthen vessel, a piece of cedar wood, a scarlet thread and a bundle of hyssop.

A home can also be afflicted with tzaraat by the appearance of dark red or green patches on its walls. In a process lasting as long as nineteen days, a kohen determines if the house can be purified, or whether it must be demolished.

Ritual impurity is also engendered through a seminal or other discharge in a man, and menstruation or other discharge of blood in a woman, necessitating purification through immersion in a mikvah.


HAFTORAH IN A NUTSHELL
II Kings 7:3-20

This week's haftorah discusses the story of four men stricken by tzara'at, a skin ailment caused by sins — one of the main topics of this week's Torah reading.

Haftorah's backdrop: King Ben-Hadad of Aram besieged Samaria (the Northern Kingdom of Israel). The resulting famine was catastrophic, reducing many to cannibalism. King Jehoram of Israel wanted to execute the prophet Elisha, considering that his prayers could have prevented the entire tragedy. Elisha reassured the king: "So has G‑d said, 'At this time tomorrow, a seah of fine flour will sell for [merely] a shekel, and two seahs of barley will sell for a shekel in the gate of Samaria.'" One of the king's officers present scoffed at the prophecy: "Behold, if G‑d makes windows in the sky, will this thing come about?" Elisha responded, "Behold, you will see with your own eyes, but you shall not eat there from."

Now, four men suffering from tzara'at dwelled in quarantine outside the city. They too were hungry, victims of the famine. They decided to approach the enemy camp to beg for food. They arrived only to find a deserted camp. For "G‑d had caused the Aramean camp to hear the sound of chariots and the sound of horses, the sound of a great army. And they said to one another, 'Behold, the king of Israel has hired against us the kings of the Hittites and the kings of the Egyptians to attack us.'" The entire enemy army fled, leaving behind their tents, horses, donkeys and provisions.

The four men went to the city and reported their findings to the gatekeepers who, in turn, informed King Jehoram. Though originally thinking that this was an ambush planned by the enemy, the king sent messengers who confirmed the miracle. The people swarmed out of the city and looted the enemy camp, thus breaking the famine and fulfilling Elisha's prophecy.

And the officer? The king placed him in charge of the city gates. He was trampled to death by the rampaging crowds — after seeing the fulfillment of the prophet's words...


SAGES ON THE PARSHAH

I will put the plague of tzaraat in a house (14:34)

So is it when leprous plagues come upon man: First they come upon his house. If he repents, it requires only the removal [of the affected stones]; if not, it requires tearing down the entire house. Then the plagues come upon one's clothes. If he repents, they require washing; if not, they require burning. Then the plagues come upon his body. If he repents, he undergoes purification; if not, "he shall dwell alone."

(Midrash Rabbah)

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Thursday 18 April 2024

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Friday 19 Apr, 8:30am–10:30am 
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Monday 22 Apr • 9:00am–11:23am  
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Tuesday 16 April 2024

EJC Pre Pesach Lunch with Joel Burnie

You're invited to join EJC for our annual Pre-Pesach Lunch with higly sought after guest speaker Joel Burnie, Executive Manager of AIJAC.
 
Joel will be reflecting on his recent visits to Israel as well as the implications of the escalation in the situation with Iran.
 
Bookings (essential for catering purposes) via l.fantl.ejc@gmail.com

Rav Mark Steiner (0422 718 026 / markcsteiner13@gmail.com)


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Special address by South Africa's Chief Rabbi

St Kilda Shule is proud to host a special online presentation by South Africa's Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein. 

Chief Rabbi Goldstein had been an outstanding advocate for Israel and the Jewish Diaspora community, especially in the wake of the 7 October terrorist attack.

All are invited to hear this special address to Australia's Jewish community. 

Date: Wednesday 17 April 2024
Time: 7:00pm sharp (until 7:30pm)

Monday 15 April 2024

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Friday 19 Apr • 09:00–11:00
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Monday 22 Apr • 09:00–11:23 • Rabbi Pesach Steinberg
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Friday 12 April 2024

Shabbos Tzetl: Tazria

5:39pm - Candle Lighting, Friday
6:35pm - Havdalah, Saturday
(Melbourne Australia)
Eruv Status: KOSHER cosv.org.au/eruv/
Good Shabbos!


Please click here to view the Yeshivah Shule Tzetel for Shabbos Parshas Tazria. Please click here to view the PDFs of Weekly Publications.


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PARSHAH IN A NUTSHELL
Leviticus 12:1–13:59
The name of the Parshah, "Tazria," means "conceives" and it is found in Leviticus 12:2.

The Parshah of Tazria continues the discussion of the laws of tumah v'taharah, ritual impurity and purity.

A woman giving birth should undergo a process of purification, which includes immersing in a mikvah (a naturally gathered pool of water) and bringing offerings to the Holy Temple. All male infants are to be circumcised on the eighth day of life.

Tzaraat (often mistranslated as leprosy) is a supra-natural plague, which can afflict people as well as garments or homes. If white or pink patches appear on a person's skin (dark red or green in garments), a kohen is summoned. Judging by various signs, such as an increase in size of the afflicted area after a seven-day quarantine, the kohen pronounces it tamei (impure) or tahor (pure).

A person afflicted with tzaraat must dwell alone outside of the camp (or city) until he is healed. The afflicted area in a garment or home must be removed; if the tzaraat recurs, the entire garment or home must be destroyed.


HAFTORAH IN A NUTSHELL
II Kings 4:42-5:19.

This week's haftorah describes how a prophet miraculously cured an Aramite general of his tzara'at ailment. The bulk of this week's Torah reading discusses this skin disease and its related impurity.

The haftorah begins with a brief mention of one of the prophet Elisha's miraculous feats. He received a paltry gift of twenty loaves of bread and a sack of grain. At Elisha's insistence, this gift was shared amongst his hundred students. The food was enough for all—and there was even leftovers.

Naaman, general of the powerful Aramite armies, contracted tzara'at. A young captive Israelite maid advised him to seek the assistance of the "prophet in Samaria." Acting on this suggestion, the king of Aram dispatched a message to the king of Israel, "Behold I have sent Naaman my servant to you, and you shall cure him of his tzara'at!"

The king of Israel panicked, until Elisha sent him a message: "Why have you rent your garments? Let him come to me now, and let him know that there is a prophet in Israel!"

Elisha advised Naaman to immerse in the Jordan River. Despite his initial reluctance to do so, Naaman carried out the prophet's orders, and was immediately healed.

Elisha refused to accept any gifts from Naaman. The general promised Elisha that he would no longer serve any deity other than the One G‑d, and he departed.


SAGES ON THE PARSHAH

On the eighth day, the flesh of his foreskin shall be circumcised (12:3)

Isaac and Ishmael were engaged in a controversy. Said Ishmael to Isaac: "I am more beloved to G‑d than you, since I was circumcised at the age of thirteen, but you were circumcised as a baby and could not refuse." Isaac retorted: "All that you gave up to G‑d was three drops of blood. But lo, I am now thirty-seven years old, yet if G‑d desired of me that I be slaughtered, I would not refuse."

(Midrash Rabbah)

Jewishness is not a matter of historical consciousness, outlook, ethics, or even behavior; it is a state of being. This is the deeper significance of the debate between Ishmael and Isaac. When the Jew is circumcised on the eighth day of life, he is completely unaware of the significance of what has occurred. But this "non-experience" is precisely what circumcision means. With circumcision the Jew says: I define my relationship with G‑d not by what I think, feel or do, but by the fact of my Jewishness—a fact which applies equally to an infant of eight days and a sage of eighty years.

(The Lubavitcher Rebbe)

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Thursday 11 April 2024

Invitation to a Special Hearing with Hon. Peter Dutton MP at St Kilda Shule

Please join St Kilda Shule with an exclusive and insightful event featuring the Hon. Peter Dutton MP, the Leader of the Opposition on Friday 19 April at 10.30am. This special hearing presents a unique opportunity not only to listen to Hon. Peter Dutton but also to engage with him directly. Please confirm your attendance by 17 April on tinyurl.com/PeterDuttonMP

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This week, we will be exploring *'Insights into Pesach- Part 3*
When: Sunday 14th of April 2024
Time: 6pm-7pm
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Pesach's KLP kashering on Ercildoune

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9-11am, 14 April @ 53 Ercildoune 
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Wednesday 10 April 2024

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Monday 8 April 2024

SCHC - 2nd Night Community Pesach Seder

SCHC - 2nd Night Community Pesach Seder
Join us for an insightful and joyous Pesach Seder led by Rabbi Mendy Ajzenszmidt, hosted at the South Caulfield Hebrew Congregation filled with song, feasting and celebrating!
The Seder will occur on Tuesday, April 23, 2024, at 7 PM (preceded by Maariv at 6:20 PM). Everyone is welcome to attend!

Please note that this year, there has been a significant increase in catering and service costs. However, we have worked hard to keep the price as low as possible without incurring a significant loss for the Shul.
To attend the Seder, there are several payment options available:
You can pay the cost we are being charged by our caterer per person.
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Children aged 3 and under can attend at no charge.
Tuesday 23 April 2024 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM 

CIVL Mechiras Chometz

CIVL - Sale of Chometz  - 5784/2024

The sale of Chomez ('Mechiras Chometz') is effective only if one truly commits to sell his/her Chometz in an unconditional and absolute sale. It is therefore customary to perform a Kinyan (act of acquisition) when authorising the Rav to sell the Chometz. However, this Kinyan is not an absolute requirement.

In the sale, one includes all Chometz and Chometz utensils. Since the actual location of the Chometz is leased as well, one should list the full address of each of his personal and business properties, including common-owned properties.

Anything included in Mechiras Chometz should be securely stored away before Bedikas Chometz, either by placing it in a closed area such as a closet, which should be locked or marked, or by completely barricading it with a sturdy Mechitzah [partition] at least ten Tefachim [80cm] tall. A curtain that is easily slung aside does not suffice. [When extremely necessary, one may access these areas during Pesach, but must avoid remaining there for any length of time, and must not touch the Chometz nor open any boxes containing them.]

The form must be submitted before 9:00am, Monday 22nd April 2024, after which time this online facility will expire.

The Chometz from the sale will be permitted for use once again after 6:45pm on Tuesday 30th April 2024

This online form is suitable only for people resident in Melbourne for the duration of Pesach. If one intends travelling to a different time-zone for Pesach, he should inform the Rav of his situation for further guidance.

For further information about Mechiras Chometz, or Pesach in general, please visit: bit.ly/LCPesach (generously prepared by RabbI Shmuel Lesches, Rabbi of Young Yeshivah)

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Sunday 7 April 2024

Halacha Guide: Nissan & Pesach 5784

Please click here for a Halacha Guide, relevant to the month of Nissan and Pesach. With thanks to Rabbi Lesches of Young Yeshivah for compiling and sharing this with us.



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