Video Message from Rabbi Eli Mansour

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Rabbi Eli J Mansour speeking about Bobov

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Rabbi Eli J Mansour ( Ruv of THE E.J. SAFRA SYNAGOGUE) at Melaveh Malkah for Amedei Zion Bobov at JJ Spielman house

Rabbi Eli Mansour on Stop the Talking in Shul

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January 4, 2016

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Rabbi David Zargari ft. Rabbi Eli Mansour - Wednesday September 9, 2015 - Elul 25, 5775

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Seudah Shelishi

Rabbi Eli Mansour - Jewish Woman in Science

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Woman in Ashkenazi and Sefardi culture and the future

Rambam Philosophy

NHD|Nechama Leibowitz|Historical Documentary

Jewish women and the Nobel Prize
As the 2009 Nobel prizes are being handed out, many are fussing over Obama's Peace Prize -- does he deserve it, will this affect his approach with Iran, etc. Important questions, certainly, but don't let them distract you from the real story this year: 2009 is a record year for women Nobel Prize-winners!

Only 40 women have ever won the prestigious Nobel Prize, 5 of whom were awarded the prize this year, one of whom is Israeli Jewess Ada Yonath, winner of the Chemistry Prize.

Ada Yonath is the newest member of an elite group of Nobel-winning Jewish women. She shares this honor with three American Jewish women. The first is Gerty Theresa Radnitz Cori, who became an American citizen in 1928 and received the Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1947, becoming the first Jewish American woman to win a Nobel in science. The second is Rosalyn Yalow, who became the first American-born Jewish woman to win a Nobel Prize, and the first American-born woman to win a Nobel Prize in science. In 1988, Gertrude Elion followed these American Jewish women, winning the prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1988.

So as the Nobel news circuits continue to buzz about Obama and his potentially premature Peace Prize (how's that for alliteration?) take a minute to read about Ada Yonath, Gertrude Elion, Rita Levi-Montalcin, and the other brilliant Jewesses paving the way for future women scientists. Mazel Tov!

An autodidact is someone who is largely or primarily self-educated. Autodidacticism is a good way to make yourself a better and more well-rounded person, and there's an immense library of books and other learning materials to cater to people who don't have the time or money to take classes, on every imaginable subject.

However, one major disadvantage self-teaching has, compared to traditional education, is that it's possible to hyperfocus and avoid viewpoints that go against one's prejudices; as a result, some of the more utterly batshit kooks are self-proclaimed autodidacts.

David Assoulin speaks at dinner with Rabbi Mansour in Uman 5776

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David Assoulin speaks at dinner with Rabbi Mansour in Uman
Sunday night after Rosh Hodesh Nissan 5776

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Rabbi Joseph Dweck - Male Homosexuality Shiur - May 2017

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FULL Audio copy - Rabbi Joseph Dweck - Male Homosexuality Shiur - May 2017

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Rabbi Joseph Dweck on the love between David & Yonatan and response from his lying critics

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Eli Mansour and Yosef Mizrachi among others distort and lied about a brilliant speech on homosexuality. Here is one clip side by side.

Rabbi Eli Mansour giving the invocation for the New York state senate

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Rabbi Eli Mansour giving the invocation for the New York state senate

Rabbi Eli Mansour - September 22, 2016 at Torat Hayim Los Angeles

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In case of Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, is the Jewish calender in a wrong order?

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Rabbi Eli Mansour provides divrei bracha at OHEL’s Rising From Divorce video screening