Rabbi Jacobson will discuss the following topics:
What does this week’s Torah portion and time period teach us today? 

• How do you maintain a positive and joyous outlook with all the troubles brewing around us? 


• How do we reconcile the difficulties we are facing today with this double month of joy and the redemption of Purim leading into the redemption of Pesach? 


• What is the main theme of Parshas HaChodesh, and what lessons can we derive from this unique chapter? 


• What is the significance of the four special parshios we read between these weeks – from Adar through Nissan? 


• Do they correlate to the four worlds of Atzilus Beriah Yetzira and Asiya? 


• What is the main theme of Parshas Shemini and what are its lessons for us? 


• What do we learn from the story of Nadav and Avihu? 

• What takes precedence: Winning the war or freeing the hostages? 


• How do you respond to those that try to create a moral equivalence between both sides? 


• Should we excommunicate a Jew who attacks Israel? 


•  Should we sing Napoleons March every day as a reminder that we will be victorious in the war?

• What can we do differently after Chof Zayin Adar and Gimmel Tammuz to help bring Moshiach? 


• What did the Rebbe say that we should be doing when a Rebbe has a stroke? 


• Is Moshiach here or not here? 


• How are we sure that after Moshiach comes our negative behavior will not reverse the process? 


• Should Moshiach’s imminent coming make us work faster and harder, with a greater sense of urgency, to finish our job? 


• Why is this time right before the Geulah compared to Erev Shabbos? 

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