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New Book Series Connects Modern Israelis to Torah

A new five-volume book series, "Davar Torah," published by Yedioth Books and edited by Nachum Langental, aims to connect modern Israelis to the Torah. The series presents the Five Books of Moses with Rashi's commentary, weekly portions, and essays by diverse rabbis and scholars.

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  1. 01A new five-volume book series, "Davar Torah," aims to connect modern Israelis to the Torah.
  2. 02The series is published by Yedioth Books and edited by former MK Nachum Langental.
  3. 03It includes the Five Books of Moses with Rashi's commentary and essays by prominent rabbis and scholars.
  4. 04The project emphasizes diverse interpretive perspectives and an intergenerational connection to Jewish texts.
  5. 05Each volume concludes with a Shabbat prayer siddur in the "Rinat Yisrael" style.

It includes a Shabbat prayer siddur and seeks to offer varied interpretive perspectives for readers who may not identify as strictly religious. The project emphasizes an intergenerational connection to Jewish texts.

Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim, the latest report. Read Srugim’s original

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