If a Jew who doesn’t keep kosher eats a meal (like non-kosher beef), is it permissible, forbidden or necessary to say some sort of brachot before and after eating?
My initial guess would be no since it’s taref but then again I feel one should be thankful for the sustenance even if it is non-koshe...
Why wasn't Miriam's body taken to Eretz Yisrael for burial when she died?
In her merit, the well followed B'Nei Yisrael in the desert. She saved Moshe by taking care of him as a baby in the Nile River.
Didn't she deserve the same treatment as Yosef Ha'Tzadik?
@JoelK Good to know! I’m taking Jewish history now as a summer college course (hence my question a few days ago regarding the exchange between Mendelssohn and Rav Yaakov Emden), but we started with Tach v’Tat so I’d have just missed that.
Why wasn't Miriam's body taken to Eretz Yisrael for burial when she died?
In her merit, the well followed B'Nei Yisrael in the desert. She saved Moshe by taking care of him as a baby in the Nile River.
Didn't she deserve the same treatment as Yosef Ha'Tzadik?
