1) "Ushpizot" sounds like a bad hybrid between aramic and hebrew. It should have an Aramaic feminine plural suffix--like, I don't know, Ushpizina or ushpizinta or something... Anybody with knowledge of proper talmudic aramaic please weigh in.
2) And once you find out the proper term, copyright it, make graphics depicting the women in their biblical roles, and monetize it!
3) Include a label saying "for women and girls only" :)
The issue of Kol Isha is complex, but the frum mindset is to automatically forbid (‘fences’) . This comments points to these reductive reasoning ab absurdum……
A few ideas:
1) "Ushpizot" sounds like a bad hybrid between aramic and hebrew. It should have an Aramaic feminine plural suffix--like, I don't know, Ushpizina or ushpizinta or something... Anybody with knowledge of proper talmudic aramaic please weigh in.
2) And once you find out the proper term, copyright it, make graphics depicting the women in their biblical roles, and monetize it!
3) Include a label saying "for women and girls only" :)
Heh.
Brilliant!
I'm assuming that a great Rebbetsin saw these women come in to her sukkah and that's how we know the Ushpizot.
I'm assuming not. I'm assuming that the whole idea was created by someone in the Conservative or Reform movement. More likely the former.
It was a joke lol
Sorry. These days it's *really* hard to tell.
But which ones did she she? Maybe different rebbetzins saw different ones--depending on their dispositions and shoresh neshamas?
Here's my list:
Elizabeth Báthory
Amelia Dyer
Miyuki Ishikawa
Juana Barraza
Belle Gunness
Jane Toppan
Mary Ann Cotton
Thank Ash for cross-referencing
Sigh... now another woman whose songs i cant listen to...
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😄😄😄
I didn't understand. Can you explain it to me?
The issue of Kol Isha is complex, but the frum mindset is to automatically forbid (‘fences’) . This comments points to these reductive reasoning ab absurdum……