Tehillim Psalm 19
This week’s Tehillim is in memory of Miriam bas Shoshana
This week’s psalm is one of the most familiar in the entire book of Tehillim,...
Ask Rabbi Schochet about the Situation in Israel
Dear Rabbi
Time for some inspiration again please. We feel like we are all under attack for what’s going on in Israel.
Shulie
Dear Shulie
The question is...
Tehilim – Psalm 40
King David was a master of poetry, effortlessly weaving together strands of genius to leave lasting impressions on countless generations of Jews. “Vayaleini meboir...
Parshat Metzorah: speech, propaganda, and Seder night
This week's Torah portion describes the procedures that must be taken to cleanse the gossiper inflicted with tzoraat. He is sprinkled with the blood of...
Sweet at the beginning
Last week, we talked about the importance of the numbers 3 and eighteen in the Amidah. We will now see how the eighteen blessings...
Tehillim – Psalm 57
King David was hiding in a cave, when remarkably his own father in law, King Saul came in to the same cave, together with...
Thoughts on the Parshah
BY Rabbi Aryeh zev Saunders
In this week’s parshah the Jews complained about their lack of good food. They recalled all the delicacies they ate...
Torah from Israel, Shabbat Hagadol : Bridging between Creation and Redemption
Shabbat Hagadol plays a colorful role in the rich heritage of the Pesach holiday. At the heart of the Shabbat Hagadol lore lies a distinctive shiur or sermon geared toward...
Yitro: Trust Me. Trust is a Good Thing.
The crossing of the sea and the delivery of the Torah are each monumental events in Jewish history. As we crossed a swirling ocean...
