Analyzing the Rebbe’s chakirah on the two types of Zav, whether the ‘two reiyot’ type is just a part of the ‘three reiyot’ one, or these are two different types of tumah altogether, and their evolving differences in Mikrah, Halacha and Chassidut.

The Rebbe, the Radbaz and Reb Reuven Margaliyos on the Talmudic statement ״חד אמר וחד אמר״ — whether it corresponds to the order of the names of Tanaim & Amoraim mentioned before or not necessarily, and its ramification in the לשיטתיה methodology.

Analyzing the Rogatchover’s chakirah on the prohibition of eating chametz during the 8th day of Pesach — a specific issur ‘chametz’ or a general issur ‘yom tov sheni’, and its possible connection with the chassidic perspective of acharon shel pesach according to the Rebbe. 

The Rebbe and the Chafetz Chaim on whether one is allowed to eat chametz during the Moshiach seudah after nightfall, and its ramification with regards to ‘yaaleh veyavo’ in benching.

The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the definition of Korban Chavitin, and its ramifications when a Kohen Gadol passes away and no replacement has been nominated yet; does the responsibility of the Korban fall on the children or on the community?

A six-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the story of Nechemia and the Talmudic debate on Korban Haeitzim. 

In this episode we will conclude with the mystical meaning of the wood offering, and the practical lesson that we can derive from it on a personal level. 

A six-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the story of Nechemia and the Talmudic debate on Korban Haeitzim. 

In this episode we will be presenting a selection of in-depth iyunim & analysis, delving deeper into some of the ideas explained in the sicha and its rich footnotes.

A six-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the story of Nechemia and the Talmudic debate on Korban Haeitzim. 

In this episode we will be presenting a selection of in-depth iyunim & analysis, delving deeper into some of the ideas explained in the sicha and its rich footnotes.