Rabbi ari Mandel parshas behaloscha mitsvah 382 Rabbi Ari Mandel talks about the the mitsvah of not leaving over any meat past the 14th of iyar...

Rabbi ari mandel parshas behaloscha mitsvah 381 rabbi ari mandel talks about the interesting part of this mitsvah of eating matza as some do and also eating marror

Rabbi ari mandel talks about the first mitsvah in parshas behaloscha mitsvah 380...rabbi ari mandel talks about this mitsvah of pesach sheni rabbi ari mandel explains it is like a second chance of passover for those that could not do passover 1

Rabbi ari mandel birches kohanim the importance... rabbi ari mandel explains the reason for telling someone about the blessing that we need them rabbi ari mandel also pointed out that there are 18 mitsvos in this parsha and none in last week and 5 in next week...

Rabbi Ari Mandel mitsvah 379 kohanim carrying the ark on the shoulders while the jews traveled meaning it did not go on a wagon just on the kohain shoulders Rabbi Ari Mandel explains that the aron/ark would carry the people carrying and it would not weigh anything...rabbi ari mandel says that jashem should bless us the same with the torah for all of us

Rabbi ari mandel talks about the kohein blessing and the importance Rabbi Ari Mandel also brings that the villa gain wanted to go back to having the blessings of the kohein daily.

Rabbi Ari Mandel mitsvah 377 according to the chinuch is at the end of a Nazareth obligation the Nazareth must bring a sacrifice Rabbi Ari Mandel explains that the Nazareth must also shave all the hair and put under the mizbeach...

Rabbi ari mandel mitsvah 375 and 376 a Nazareth not to get impure through a dead body... rabbi ari mandel 376 not to touch a dead body...

Rabbi ari mandel mitsvah 373 and 374 parshas nasso Nazareth not cutting the hair and growing the hair Nazareth is by a man women child but not by non jew.

Rabbi ari mandel talks about all the parts of the grape that a Nazareth can not eat... in 369 rabbi ari mandel speaks about the wet grape aka the unripe in 370 rabbi ari mandel talks about the dry raisin grape...