Torah Portion

In Parshat V’Zot HaBerachah, the final portion of the Torah, Moshe Rabbeinu blesses each of the twelve tribes before his passing. After blessing the nation, Moshe ascends Mount Nevo, sees the entire L...

In this Torah portion, Moshe discovers that Hashem did not mention Aaron because of the sin of the Golden Calf, and he prays for him until Hashem informs him that He has forgiven him. After the forgiv...

Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky shows us a unique perspective on leadership in the Jewish people and reveals that there is more than one way to carry responsibility and guide others. Through the figures and symb...

Why does the Torah devote dozens of verses to the building of the Mishkan? Rabbi Kaplan in his lesson on Parshat Terumah reveals the depth of our connection to Hashem and the true power of giving.

In this Parasha we learn about the continuation of the Torah and the special mitzvot and laws that Hashem gave the Jewish people right after the events at Mount Sinai

Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Jacobson teaches us that the laws in Parashat Mishpatim are not technical at all, but grow out of the deeper story of Jacob and Esau. He explains how the verses about intentional...

Rabbi Avi Wiesenfeld brings a powerful story of miraculous rescue that reveals how the detailed laws in Parshat Mishpatim, especially those between one person and another, are not restrictions but pro...

Like Sarah in the Torah portion, in the Haftara, we read about the Shunamite woman who is promised a child at an old age. When tragedy strikes and her son suddenly dies, her faith and the prophet’s pr...

Parshat Haazinu is a divine song. Moshe’s final message transforms history into music, weaving together exile and redemption, sorrow and joy, concealment and revelation. In moments of confusion, we mu...

What does Parashat Devarim teach us right from the beginning?