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Culture05:32 · Jun 19

Rabbi Shmaria Y. Abba Shaul Shares a Message on Parashat Chukat

By הרב שמריה י, אבא שאול
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
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Rabbi Shmaria Y. Abba Shaul delivered a message for the weekly Torah portion, Parashat Chukat, asking why the snakes that afflicted the Israelites continued to remain among them instead of being removed entirely.

The item is presented as a video clip published on 19 June 2026, at 08:32, alongside a photo credited to the photographer. It highlights his reflection on the biblical episode and frames it as a lesson tied to the week’s Torah reading.

The article does not include a written transcript or further details of his remarks, but it directs readers to watch the segment and notes the topic as Parashat Chukat.

Read the original at Behadrei Haredim
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