Bruria David DEath And Obituary – Rebbetzin Dr. Bruria David passed away as Jews were commemorating the Passover festival. Machon, She went on to serve as both the institution’s founder and its director, founding Sarah Schenirer (BJJ), one of Jerusalem’s most renowned seminaries. She was very dedicated to
was well-educated and a renowned Torah scholar. She was the sole child of her father, Rav Yitzchak Huner, and she assisted him in editing his significant book, Pachad Yitzchak. She contributed significantly to the book as well. We’d want to discuss a Pachad Yitzchak idea in her honor that relates to Rosh Chodesh as well as the parasha that will be read this week. This week, the parashah will be read.
The laws that are pertinent to childbirth are presented in the beginning of Parashat Tazria. According to the midrash, the phrase “months of old,” or “yarchei kedem,” refers to a woman who is pregnant. This is due to the phrase’s literal translation, “months of old.” The Hebrew word for “month” is the source of the term
Because pregnancy is a condition in which ongoing regeneration occurs, the word “chadash,” which means “new,” was chosen. However, “shana” (year) demonstrates the quality of “shinun” (repetition), which is translated literally as “repetition.” Both qualities are essential, and Rav Hutner underlines that regeneration must be founded on repetition.
You can read Rebbetzin David’s PhD dissertation on Rav Tzvi Hirsch Chajes in the comments section of this page, along with student testimonies attesting to her incredible impact on them. These two things are both present here. I wish you a relaxing Shabbat and a happy start to the new month!