Sustainability, Sovereignty, and a United Jerusalem
For nearly 2,000 years the Jews living in the Land of Israel and those dispersed in exile longed for the…
Read MoreFor nearly 2,000 years the Jews living in the Land of Israel and those dispersed in exile longed for the…
Read MoreTowards the end of our parsha, nestled between the mitzvah of Orlah and the prohibition against forms of witchcraft is…
Read MoreIn this week’s parsha we learn about the mysterious affliction of tzara’at. The Talmud teaches that though it manifests as…
Read MoreIn the aftermath of the death of Nadav and Avihu, unclarity entered what was supposed to be an extremely well-planned…
Read MoreThis Shabbat we have the privilege of reading two different songs: the song of Moshe and the Jewish people at…
Read MoreOur parsha contains a fairly public display of wealth and donations. In the beginning of parshat Pekudei, Moshe Rabbeinu makes…
Read MoreBacked by impartial press coverage, and by left wing radical groups like Ir Amim and Peace Now, Arabs from the…
Read MoreAn observant Jew washes his or her hands many times throughout the day: upon waking up in the morning, before…
Read MoreThis week we will God willing fulfill the mitzvah of remembering Amalek. The source of this mitzvah is the verse:…
Read MoreThis week’s parsha is brimming with case studies in monetary law. The Torah discusses the laws of damages, deposits, loans…
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