This Parasha describes the disease of Tzaraas, commonly translated as leprosy. However, the Talmud states it is not Leprosy, as…
Behind the Different Forms Tzoraas Why must one go specifically to a Kohen when he sees a potential Tzoraas? Why…
This week’s Parsha discusses the subject of Tza’raas-leprosy. Actually this is not typical leprosy but rather a physical manifestation of…
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…