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Culture05:12 · Jun 19

Rabbi Mordechai Malka on Parashat Chukat and the “Law of Creation”

By הרב מרדכי מלכא
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The story · English

The article presents a video lesson for Parashat Chukat by Rabbi Mordechai Malka, the chief rabbi of Elad. It was published on 19 June 2026 at 08:12, and the accompanying text highlights the theme of “the law of creation” and the obligation for every person to exert effort.

According to the teaser, the central question in the lesson is not whether a person must work, but what kind of effort is required. The page frames the message as a discussion of human responsibility and the nature of toil, tied to the weekly Torah portion.

The article is presented as a media item from Behadrei Haredim, with a screenshot and photo credit noted. It also includes site prompts to mark the outlet as a preferred source on Google, follow it on News, and join its WhatsApp group. No reader comments had been posted at the time of publication.

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