Parasha Ki Tetze
Parasha Ki Tetze is the parasha with the largest number of mitzvot, with 74 mitzvot.
The mitzvot can be divided into several categor...
13
Sep
Sermons
06
Sep
Parasha Shoftim
For the first time, we just blew the Shofar and started Selichot for this year, announcing the imminent arrival of Rosh Hashanah and Yo...
30
Aug
Parasha Re’eh
In this week's Parasha, Re’eh, we meet with a very special commandment: "If there will be among you a needy person, from one of your br...
22
Aug
Parshah Ekev
In our Parshah Ekev, the Israelites stand at the entrance to the Land of Israel, after forty years of wandering in the desert. Moshe is...
16
Aug
Parasha Va’etchanan
This Shabbat we read Parsha Va’etchanan in which we find the two iconic readings of the Jewish people. "Shema Israel" and the "Ten Comm...
09
Aug
Parasha Devarim
Parasha Devarim is the parasha we read before the Jewish people's national day of mourning - Tisha B'Av. In this parasha, the parting w...
26
Jul
Parasha Pinchas
In our Parasha Pinchas, we read about the census that was taken before the Israelites entered the land of Canaan and the distribution o...
19
Jul
Parasha Balak
At the beginning of Parasha Balak, we read about the delegation from Balak ben Tzipor, king of Moab, that arrives to the Goy prophet Ba...
12
Jul
Parasha Chukat
In our parasha Chukat, we learn that when Aharon Hacohen, Moses brother, passed away, all of the people of Israel, men and women, mourn...
05
Jul
Parasha Korach
This Shabbat we will read about Korach, a member of the family of Moses, who was consumed with envy upon seeing that Aharon had been ap...