This week’s torah portion of Tazria-Metzorah discusses the laws of purity and impurity as they relate to giving birth and tzaraat...

The revelation of Hashem’s presence surpasses and is better than anything man could possibly perform, so what was even the point in the...

Moshe calls upon the people to assist in the building of the mishkan. The skills needed for this job included weaving, sewing and many...

The order of the sacrifices also teach us something very interesting. The first sacrifice is for sins. The first thing we have to do in...

This week’s Parsha, Parshat Terumah, discusses the details of building the Mishkan in great depth. Hashem has a very particular blueprint...

This week’s Torah portion, Yitro, shares a very insightful lesson for all of us to learn from. Moshe, the only person who ever directly...

יָּבֹאוּ מָרָתָה וְלֹא יָכְלוּ לִשְׁתֹּת מַיִם מִמָּרָה כִּי מָרִים הֵם—[The Israelites] arrived at מרה, but they were unable to drink...

On July 17, 1918, the last members of the Romanov dynasty in Russia were executed, signaling the end of the tsars. That day, Tsar...

“Yosef could not hold in his emotions,” the Torah says in this week’s parshah. He dismissed from his chamber all of his Egyptian...

Due to the configuration of the Jewish lunar calendar, every year פרשת מקץ falls out on חנוכה (Chanukah). What is the connection between...

This week’s parsha is Parshat Vayeshev. It is known for the narrative where Yosef, the favorite son of Yakov, is hated by his brothers...

Yaakov stayed with his uncle Lavan for 20 years. Throughout those years, Yaakov was tricked, cheated, and deceived time and time again by...

In this week’s Torah portion, תולדות (Toldot), יצחק (Isaac) was forced to flee the land of the פלישתים (Philistines) as a result of his...

Golda Meir, Israel’s fourth Prime Minister, once said that her job is to be the Prime Minister to a country filled with Prime Ministers....

After the death of Noach, the world was left with no leader to support morals and justice. As a result, the people of Earth began to...

Why would Hashem choose a rainbow to symbolize this peace? Why not something else? Ramban explains how a rainbow can symbolize peace. On...

This week’s Parsha is Nitzavim. In one part of the portion we learn about decision making and results that follow them. We are given a...

The first statement, “Your life shall hang in doubt before you,” is discussing a man who does not own any land and buys a enough grain to...

This week’s Parsha is Parsha Ki Teitzei. In Ki Tetizei, we find 74 out of 613 of our mitzvot listed. Returning lost objects, burying the...

In this week’s parsha, Parshat Shoftim, Moshe speaks to the Jewish people. He informs them that they will have a prophet amongst them and...