Why did Balak and Bilaam want to curse Israel?
The Torah portion of Balak introduces us to the shadowy character of Bilaam, a heathen prophet who tried to manipulate G-d's will to suit his own agenda.
He was an itinerant occultist who, way back then, sought to prove that Israel does not have the right to exist.
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In this week's Jerusalem Lights podcast, Jim Long and Rabbi Chaim Richman examine this mysterious prophet through a contemporary lens, and find that the modern scourge of antisemitism has much in common with Bilaam's twisted, baseless and ancient hatred.
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