Parasha Vayera
Our parasha Vayera opens with one of the most moving scenes in the Torah: Avraham Avinu recovering from his brit milah, sits at the ent...
07
Nov
Sermons
31
Oct
Parasha Lech Lecha
In this week’s parasha Lech Lecha, God speaks to Avraham for the first time:
“Go forth from your land, from your birthplace, and fro...
24
Oct
Parasha Noach
This week we read one of the most well-known Torah passages: the story of the flood and Noah's ark.
The Torah tells us that Noah and...
17
Oct
Parasha Bereshit
As we open the Torah once again and begin the cycle anew with Parashat Bereshit, we are reminded that every end is followed by a beginn...
10
Oct
Chol HaMoed Sukkot
These days, the entire world is witnessing hopeful towards the agreement that allows the release of all hostages.
This means that, G...
26
Sep
Parashat Vayelech
Parashat Vayelech is the shortest parasha in the Torah, but its words echo with immense spiritual weight. “Vayelech Moshe”—“And Moshe w...
19
Sep
Parashat Nitzavim
As the Jewish calendar approaches the Days of Awe, we read Parashat Nitzavim. Its opening words are both striking and timeless: “You ar...
12
Sep
Parashat Ki Tavo
In Parashat Ki Tavo, the Torah presents one of its most stirring visions of our responsibility and commitment for memories and our cove...
05
Sep
Parashat Ki Tetze
Parashat Ki Tetze opens with the words: “When you go out to war against your enemies.”
On the surface, this refers to the military c...
29
Aug
Parashat Shoftim
“Justice, justice, shall you pursue” These words from Parashat Shoftim are among the most famous in the Torah, reminding us that a soci...