
A Nation of One
Is it discriminatory to say that we are not just a united nation; we are a nation of one, so interconnected that we are like a single person? Is it Okay to say that Jews are different from everyone else?

Is it discriminatory to say that we are not just a united nation; we are a nation of one, so interconnected that we are like a single person? Is it Okay to say that Jews are different from everyone else?

Is it discriminatory to say that we are not just a united nation; we are a nation of one, so interconnected that we are like a single person? Is it Okay to say that Jews are different from everyone else?

The Torah tells us not to add commandments that are not written in the Torah and not to remove commandments that G-d wrote into the Torah.
We understand why removing is a bad thing, but why is adding also wrong? If what we have is good, is more not better?

The Torah portion we read this week discusses Moses pleading for his life five hundred and fifteen times before G-d

This week we marked the anniversary of the destruction of the first and the second Holy Temples in Jerusalem. This

On the Shabbat after Tishah Be’av, we seek comfort and inspiration. The Torah portion that we read this week serves

Today we have Myoffice, Mydrive, my-everything, so why not My-Shabbat? At first blush, it ought to be our Shabbat, or

This Shabbat will be special because the full moon will shine on Friday night. The full moon occurs every month

Unwarranted love means to love someone that you have every right to hate. Jewish law has an extensive code around

G-d wants our love. How much love does He want? Whatever we are prepared to give, and then some. “And







