Parshat Hashavua
The shabbat rest
Rav Avishai Schreiber • 2007Shabbat takes us to a world of rest. On understanding the relationship between work and rest.
Who Needs Sacrifices Anyway
Ariel Seri-Levi • 2007The opening of the book of Vayikra, brings to light the age old debate over the essence of the Korbanot, and also gives new meaning to prayer.
The Power of Counting
Rav Avishai Schreiber • 2008What is the significance of counting the Omer? Insights from the Midrash and various Chasidic writings.
Leprosy Goes Public
Roni Bar Lev • 2008About Tzaraat and implications, as an unordinary trial takes place between a person and hisher surroundings.
Aaron's Attributes
Shilo Ankor • 2008Aaron, the new High-Priest (Kohen Gadol), and the different reasons he was chosen for this position.
A Language of Truth, A Language of Lies
Rav Ori Lifshitz • 2009In a world of lies, that might be the only way to go... The Sfat Emet's Commentary for Parshat Toldot.
And Avraham Arose
Yonatan Greenboim • 2009As her life comes to an end, we find another hint to the assumption that Sarah was more than just accompanying Avraham on his journeys.
Knowledge of good and evil
Ohr Yehezkel Hirsch • 2009Reviewing the first sin of man, and a discussion of what it means to become knowledgable in regard to good and bad.
The Familiar and The Unknown
Rav Ori Lifshitz • 2018The dialogue between Moshe and Pharaoh regarding 'Hag Hashem' (the festival of the Lord), is extremely relevant to our religious life.
Regulation and Excess
Eitan Abramovich • 2008How come our parasha, that tells about the giving of the Tora, is named after Yitro? in what sense is he involved in this event? Reb Zadok has a su...
No One’s Talking about Money
Rav Elchanan Nir • 2016Rav Nachman’s relationship with money was markedly different from the normative religious and traditional perspectives held in his society.
Sacred Chametz
R. Yehuda (Udi) Dvorkin • 2018The details of the sacrificial work, as well as the fanaticism of the Passover cleaning, remind us that we aspire to by fully pure and holy, but it...
