To Censor or Not to Censor, that is the Question
…urge to suppress contrary halakhic rulings was rejected.[1] R. Yehiel Mikhel Halevi Epstein of Novogrudok is most well-known for his pseudo commentary on the Shulkhan Orakh, Orakh ha-Shulhan. [2] In…
…urge to suppress contrary halakhic rulings was rejected.[1] R. Yehiel Mikhel Halevi Epstein of Novogrudok is most well-known for his pseudo commentary on the Shulkhan Orakh, Orakh ha-Shulhan. [2] In…
…hayim section of the Shulchan Aruch with certain discussions regarding Yoreh Deah and Even He’ezer as well. The volume was first published in Lublin, at a printer only steps away…
…520. [3] Sefer Zichronos pp. 61-64 [4] Aruch Ha-shulchan, 695:10 and 696:12. [5] Israel Davidson, Parody in Jewish Literature, p. xix (available for free download here). [All of my quotes…
…biblical prohibition to marry women who are not of the Canaanite nations, this has been hard for many to accept. The Arukh ha-Shulhan, Even ha-Ezer 16:2, states that “it appears…
…What’s the source for this? Shulchan Aruch HaArizal, first printed around 1660, writes that on the night of Hoshana Rabbah one should read Mishneh Torah.[23] Basically, the earliest source for…
…44). R. Meir Bar-Ilan, in a beautiful chapter of his classic MiVolozhin l’Yerushalayim (p. 269), in describing how his uncle, the R. Yechiel Michel Epstein, author of the Arukh HaShulhan,…