Rosh Hashanah Shabbat Shuva: On Credit
A Year on Credit? Everyone knows that the last festival of the High Holidays season is Simchat Torah when we […]
Nitzavim: Democracy in Israel
Is Israel a democracy or a theocracy? Here is the story: The Tel Aviv municipality and the Ayalon Highway Company
Ki Tavo: Onward to Israel
Israel is our homeland. It is a holy and G-dly land on which G-d keeps a very careful eye. Our
Ki Tetze: No Big Deal
It’s just one small infraction, no big deal. This is a common argument that we hear often, but only in
Shoftim: City of Refuge
The Torah tells us that in the messianic era when the land of Israel will expand beyond the borders enjoyed
Re’e: The Missing Festival
The festival of Sukkot falls on the fifteenth of Tishrei, two weeks into the new Jewish year. Accordingly, the Torah
Ekev: Do You Have A Boat?
Jackie Mason claims a Jew only buys a boat to show it to others. In fact, if the boat is
Vaetchanan: The Link
The link between past and present is critical to Judaism. Without a past, we don’t have a present, and won’t