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Our Parsha aside from its many lessons asks a fundamental question that must be asked by all Jews regardless of the epoch, location or...

The Torah has many elements that are designed to show our reliance on Hashem, the concept of Shemitta is really fascinating especially...

Please join Rabbi Jonathan & Rabbanit Elisheva for a special Torah class focused on the subject of marriage.

Parshat Acharei Mot Our Parsha begins with a return to the climactic death of the sons of Aaron, Nadav & Avihu[1], the Torah explains...

In our reading for Shabbat Chol Ha'Moed Pesach, we discuss the new tablets that are hewn for Moshe following the breaking of the Tablets...

Chag Pesach Somayach: (Yom Tov: Day 1)

There are several reasons why the Shabbat before Pesach is called Shabbat HaGadol, one of them according to our tradition is that the...

On the Shabbat immediately following Purim we gather together[1] to read Parshat Parah in the Synagogue; The sages instituted the reading...

Parshat Zachor brings an essential and integral idea to our immediate consciousness: evil truly exists. We are tremendously tempted in...

Lesson with Rabbi Goldschmidt. March 21st Thursday 7PM. Join Zoom Meeting https://us04web.zoom.us/j/4022011326?pwd=GqJyhFKMNaHswYbOLB6l5M...

Why does the Torah place the commandment to cease work on Shabbat next to the work of the Mishkan? One reason is to teach us that a...

Pre-Purim Torah Class

I was very happy to have my article on the inclusion of Holocaust Education in the Philippines published by Lingap Magazine: The subject...

In our Parsha an incredible link binds together Yosef and his father Yaakov, in many ways we can think of Yosef as a kind of Tikkun....

There is a fascinating classical question within our Parsha[1]: "And Yitzhak loved Esav because [his] game was in his mouth, but Rivka...

Our Parsha opens with Abraham encountering Hashem, however the immediate description is somewhat not what we might have expected[1]: “He...