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History & Halacha
If he would return to his wife, he would not be allowed to cut his hair or drink wine ever again.
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Who was Mottel Breslau, and how did he end up on the tracks out in the lands belonging to the Seminole Nation?
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She had been forced into marriage, enslaved, and exiled. Would she finally be allowed to start a family?
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In 1710 Caselle, Yedidya's joke of placing a horsehair ring on Gotla's finger led to a serious controversy over potential betrothal.
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A Safed resident moved to Syria and died, but not before the community tried taxing him in absentia. The city's rabbi ruled on the case.
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The Rabbinic Controversy of Warder Cresson's Circumcision.
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“If I save you from the well, will you marry me?” asked the man, who was excited by her rich and illustrious family.
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The story begins with the men engaged in conversation when a fruit was brought to them.
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