Rabbi Michael Shushan Offers Reflections on Torah Portion 'Chayei Sarah' in Moroccan and Hebrew
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Rabbi Michael Shushan delivered teachings on the Torah portion "Chayei Sarah" in both Moroccan and Hebrew. The reflections, part of a series by Rabbi Ben Zion Nordman, are available in separate audio segments. The Moroccan version is about 5 minutes 45 seconds, and the Hebrew version is about 4 minutes 49 seconds.
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- Rabbi Michael Shushan shared reflections on the Torah portion 'Chayei Sarah' in Moroccan and Hebrew.
- The teachings are part of a series titled 'A Chain of Roots and Connections'.
- Rabbi Ben Zion Nordman is also featured in the series.
- The Moroccan-language segment is approximately 5 minutes 45 seconds long.
- The Hebrew-language segment is approximately 4 minutes 49 seconds long.
Rabbi Michael Shushan has presented reflections on the weekly Torah portion, "Chayei," in both Moroccan and Hebrew. The teachings, referred to as "haggigot" (reflections) and "hiddushim" (novel insights), were delivered in two separate segments. One segment, delivered in Moroccan, is approximately 5 minutes and 45 seconds long, while the Hebrew segment is approximately 4 minutes and 49 seconds long. These teachings are part of a series titled "A Chain of Roots and Connections." Rabbi Ben Zion Nordman is also associated with this series, with his insights also being presented.