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Our parsha tells the unfortunate story of the Ir HaNidachat. When an entire city repudiates God and the Torah and…
Read MoreOur parsha tells the unfortunate story of the Ir HaNidachat. When an entire city repudiates God and the Torah and…
Read MoreOur parsha opens with a charge for us to remember the significance of even the smallest details of our lives.…
Read MoreIn the beginning of the parsha, Moshe delivers a motivational speech to the Jewish people about the beauty, sophistication and…
Read MorePsychologists, management experts and professionals in a range of other fields highlight the importance of setting goals. Without clear and…
Read MoreOur parsha describes the boundaries of the Land of Israel. In the introductory verse to this section, the Torah refers…
Read MoreAfter the Torah teaches us the laws of dividing of the Land of Israel amongst the tribes and families, it…
Read MoreChazal point to Bilaam as a paradigm of negative and destructive character traits. In particular, they contrast him with Avraham:…
Read MoreImmediately before the dramatic story of Moshe hitting the rock, the Torah tells us that Miriam passed away. Chazal understand…
Read MoreThe events of this week’s parsha are held up forever more as a classic example of a divisive and self-serving…
Read MoreAfter the spies’ slanderous lies about the Land of Israel, Yehoshua and Kalev stand up and say the following: The…
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