Parashat Ki Tetze
In our Parshah there are 72 mitzvot, this is the largest number of mitzvot in one Parshah in the whole Torah. One of the commandments i...
09
Sep
Sermons
02
Sep
Parashat Shoftim
In parashat Shoftim, there is a special commandment for the king to write a Torah book for himself, and this is what it says there:
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26
Aug
Parasha Re’eh
In our Parasha we see different dimensions of the commandment to remember slavery in Egypt and the redemption from there. It seems that...
19
Aug
Parasha Ekev: The Mitzva to Have Mezuzah (almost) on Every Door
There is a joke about a Jew whose non-Jewish neighbor came to him asking why there are no thieves in the Jewish house, while thieves br...
12
Aug
Shabbat Nachamu – Parasha Va’etchanan
This Shabbat after Tisha b'Av, the day we commemorate the destruction of the people of Israel along generations, is called Shabbat Nach...
29
Jul
PARASHA MATOT-MASEI
In our parasha, Moshe Rabenu is about to leave this world, but God calls him for his last mission before he dies. "Take vengeance for t...
22
Jul
Parasha Pinchas
In our parsha we find Moses remaining silent twice. In the first occasion we see this, when Zimry presents Kosbi in front of Moses, cha...
15
Jul
Parasha Balak
In our Parasha, the powerful King Balak is frightened of the Jewish people, and he sends for Balaam to come and curse the Jewish people...
08
Jul
PARASHA CHUKAT
In our parasha we find the Jewish people in the desert desperately clamoring for water. God told Moses to take water from the rock by s...
05
Jul
Parasha Devarim – Shabbat Hazon
This Shabbat, the one before Tisha b'Av, is also called Shabbat Hazon. Hazon means “vision” in Hebrew and it's also the first word of I...