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Parashat Noach Toward the end of parashat Noach, the Torah relates the story of the Tower of Babel.1 According to the oral Torah, the king who...
Reading from the Torah is an honor, not an obligation. A person becomes Bar Mitzvah regardless of whether he is called to the Torah or not (See...
Question: How come we read the Passover story in the Torah around February, but the holiday of Passover is not celebrated until April? All the best,...
Question: I understand that doing business transactions on holidays and Shabbat is prohibited. I am looking for an explanation that can justify Rabbis...
Part IThe embattled old men of the Marina Roscha synagogue in the north of Moscow understood the message of Noah and the Flood better than most. At least...
Vayakheil The last two parashiot of the Book of Exodus, Vayakheil and Pekudei, relate how Moses and the people fulfilled G-d’s instructions to build...
The subject matter of parashat Tisa is problematic from several perspectives. The parshah begins with a miscellany of details regarding the priestly...
In parashat Terumah, we saw God instruct the Jewish people how to build the Tabernacle, the means by which He would dwell both in this world and within...
God created this physical world in order to make it His home. This goal was achieved for an elusive moment when the world was first created, but the...
The sequence of events covered in parashat Mishpatim appears quite confusing. In parashat Yitro, the Torah recounted all the preparations for the Giving...
