Why was the Torah given specifically in the desert? The desert, with its harsh conditions and lack of comfort, mirrors the challenges the Jewish people have faced throughout history. Just as a baby is rocked to sleep by the rhythmic motion of the womb, the Jewish people, born in adversity, have always thrived in the face of hardship. The Torah became their oxygen in the desert, and it continues to fuel their resilience in any condition. This series highlights the unwavering strength and adaptability of the Jewish spirit, showing that the Torah’s survival through every trial is rooted in the very essence of their birth in the desert.

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