This Parasha describes the disease of Tzaraas, commonly translated as leprosy. However, the Talmud states it is not Leprosy, as…
This week’s Parsha discusses the subject of Tza’raas-leprosy. Actually this is not typical leprosy but rather a physical manifestation of…
Behind the Different Forms Tzoraas Why must one go specifically to a Kohen when he sees a potential Tzoraas? Why…
As Fate Hangs On A Single Word The halacha is that only a Kohen can declare a Nega to be…
This is the law of the zav (Vayikra 15:32) Imagine the scene. It is the bottom of the ninth, two…
This week’s parsha is about tzaras, a spiritual disease which used to come upon a person who spoke Lashon Hara…
The Cohain shall look and behold – the tzaras affliction had been healed from the metzora (Vayikra 14:3) The Sifsei…
“If a woman has a discharge… whoever touches her shall become ritually impure until evening. And whatever she lies while…
and a person with tzaras, who has a lesion, his garment shall be torn, his head shall be unshorn, he…
When a woman has a discharge of blood from her body, for seven days she shall be a Niddah. (Vayikra…