Rabbi Offers Rosh Hashanah Teachings in Moroccan Arabic and Hebrew
Rabbi Michael Shushan, a lecturer, consultant, and couples therapist, has presented a special "dvar torah" (a discourse on Jewish law or ethics) for Rosh Hashanah, delivered in both Moroccan Arabic and Hebrew. The teachings were featured on the news site "כיכר השבת" (Kikar HaShabat), where Rabbi Shushan is a weekly guest.
His presentations, which are described as "dvar torah" for the holiday table, are offered in both languages. The article includes links to watch the teachings, one in Moroccan Arabic lasting approximately six minutes and another in Hebrew lasting approximately seven minutes. These teachings are part of his regular contributions to the site, which also include discussions during the "Days of Atonement" period.
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