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What does Judaism have to say about the issues we face today? In Dayan Zobin On..., Rabbi Michael Laitner speaks with Dayan Eliezer Zobin of the London Beth Din about Torah, religion, current affairs and the questions shaping modern Jewish life. From practical challenges and ethical dilemmas to timeless Jewish teachings and contemporary debates, each episode offers thoughtful discussion, insight and inspiration from one of the UK's leading rabbinic authorities. Join the conversation as Dayan Zobin shares his perspective on the topics that matter most.
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Welcome to the second episode of Dayan Zobin On... , a brand new podcast from the United Synagogue. Rabbi Michael Laitner is joined by Dayan Eliezer Zobin for a rich and thought-provoking discussion exploring the themes, rituals and messages of Succot, Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah. From the vulnerability of dwelling in the succah to the joy of celebrating life's blessings, Dayan Zobin reflects on what these festivals can teach us about gratitude, resilience and finding happiness in a complex world. The conversation explores the deeper meaning of the Four Species, Jewish unity, the importance of seeing the good in others, and how appreciation for life's simplest gifts can transform our outlook. Dayan Zobin also unpacks the unique messages of Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah, examining the value of pausing to reflect, the power of community, and the Jewish ability to turn endings into new beginnings. Alongside reflections on the continuing impact of 7 October, he considers how these festivals inspire hope, growth and renewed purpose. Whether you're familiar with the traditions of Tishrei or discovering them for the first time, this episode offers timeless Jewish wisdom and practical insights for celebrating the season with greater meaning and joy.
Welcome to the first episode of Dayan Zobin On... , a brand new podcast from the United Synagogue. Rabbi Michael Laitner is joined by Dayan Eliezer Zobin for a thought-provoking conversation exploring the themes of the High Holy Days. From judgement, free will and teshuvah to the wake-up call of the shofar and the challenge of meaningful personal change, Dayan Zobin unpacks some of the most important ideas at the heart of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Along the way, he offers practical insights into reflection, gratitude, mindfulness and spiritual growth, helping to make these sacred days more relevant and meaningful in today's fast-paced world. The conversation also touches on the wider Tishrei festival season, including Succot, Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah, and explores how Judaism encourages us to pause, take stock and reconnect with our deepest values. Whether you're preparing for the Yamim Noraim for the first time or returning to familiar traditions, this episode offers timeless Jewish wisdom and practical guidance for the year ahead.
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