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In the Torah portion of Ki Teitzei, the narrative starts with the theme of going out to war.
Renowned commentator Rashi imparts a fascinating perspective—he dubs this conflict a "war of permission." What does that mean? Essentially, it signifies that this battle isn't your standard mandatory defense of national borders.
On a spiritual level, "permission" refers to a higher level of spiritual attainment. This attainment is achieved through the challenge- i.e., war.
Join Rabbi Amichai as we delve into this profound teaching.
By Rabbi Amichai CohenIn the Torah portion of Ki Teitzei, the narrative starts with the theme of going out to war.
Renowned commentator Rashi imparts a fascinating perspective—he dubs this conflict a "war of permission." What does that mean? Essentially, it signifies that this battle isn't your standard mandatory defense of national borders.
On a spiritual level, "permission" refers to a higher level of spiritual attainment. This attainment is achieved through the challenge- i.e., war.
Join Rabbi Amichai as we delve into this profound teaching.

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