This week's Rabbit Hole begins with a peculiar wording for categories of civil laws, and eventually leads to the differences between mothers and fathers.

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This week's Rabbit Starts with a bizarre deal Moses made with his father-in-law, Jethro and takes us to contractual loopholes and educational philosophy.

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This week's Rabbit hole starts with the Song sung by Moses and the Jewish People after the splitting of the sea, and then winds its way through the topics of music, masonry, feeding birds, Walt Disney and the Sherman Brothers- Robert and Richard Sherman.

This week's Rabbit hole starts with a verse that says that dogs didn't bark at the Israelites in Egypt, and follows the trail to cats, mice and philosophy.

This week's Rabbit Hole is a Crocodile Hole, and it turns out that there could be a lot more crocodiles in Torah than you think.

Our starting point in this week's Rabbit Hole is the Staff of Moses, which eventually leads us to medieval British legends and the real answer to the question "who knows 4?"

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This Rabbit hole starts with a quest to find information about a pair of lions that appear on the title page of the Talmud, but eventually gets to psychology and false messiahs.

Is pepper a spice? Is learning carpentry better than learning Toroh? Is spring break the root of all evil? All of these topics are explored on our way down this week's Parshah Rabbit Hole.

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This week's Rabbit Hole explores dreams - specifically, is there any truth in them and if so, how much?

We start with an obscure side-character mentioned in the Parshah and follow the path to 19th century British parliament and the dangers of immortality.