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June 24, 2014

5774 – Haftarah Chukat with Jesse Abelman

Jesse Abelman

Jesse Abelman

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Jesse Abelman teaches in the Dr. Beth Samuels High School Program and has taught in the Yesodot Skill-Building Program at Drisha. He is completing a PhD in Medieval Jewish History at Bernard Revel Graduate School in the fall. Jesse was ordained by the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary and received an MA in the Talmud Department of Yeshiva University.

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An analysis and discussion of Haftarah Chukat (Judges 11:1-33) and how it connects to the parasha (weekly Torah reading).

Weekly Haftarah Perspective is a series of in-depth lectures on the weekly Haftarah portion.

This episode was originally recorded on 06/24/2014

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