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Guns & Moses
Check out our new movie! Written by Accidental Talmudist founders Nina & Sal Litvak, and directed by Sal, Guns & Moses is the story of a beloved rabbi in a high desert town who becomes an unlikely gunfighter after his community is violently attacked. Starring Mark Feuerstein, Neal McDonough, Alona Tal, Christopher Lloyd and Dermot Mulroney.
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Let My People Laugh
LET MY PEOPLE LAUGH is now available! This collection of the funniest Jewish jokes of all time includes lists of the best jokes for particular situations like a wedding toast, business lunch, first date, fundraising speech, or any other occasion when you want to make people smile. The perfect gift for anyone!
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AT Daily! is Sal’s live show based on the Daf Yomi cycle of Talmud study. The cycle began on January 5, 2020 and with God’s help, Sal will cover crucial highlights from each day’s page for seven and a half years!
Sal generally goes live on Facebook and YouTube at 6pm Sunday-Thursday, 12pm Friday and about an hour after Shabbat ends every Saturday. For Jewish holidays, same schedule as Shabbat. All times Pacific.
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Chapter 1, Mishna 1-4 Can a minor’s actions show valid intent?Can a minor, deaf mute, or imbecile have valid intent?Is a minor’s intent valid by Torah law or rabbinic law?Can a minor perform a halakhically valid action?Is a minor’s action …
Chapter 1, Mishna 1 From where is the rule to follow the majority derived?Do we clearly follow the majority when the majority is directly visible and countable?Do we follow a majority that is assumed but not directly countable?What is the …
Chapter 1, Mishna 1 What if animal is slaughtered with knife that turns out to not be smooth?What if it’s not clear if knife had been non-smooth before the slaughter?What is presumptive status of any animal?How is status of animal …
Chapter 1, Mishna 1 Is slaughter with a white hot knife valid even though the knife burns the throat?What are simanim?Is a tzaraas mark from a white hot skewer considered a boil or a burn?What difference does it make whether …
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