parshat Vayetze

At the beginning of Yaakov’s long journey, he stopped in Beit El, where he slept, dreamt, and erected a monument. At that place, he swore that if he would return in peace to his father’s house, he would make the place of the monument a “house of G-d”.

A Shiur by Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed for the weekly Torah reading of "Vayetze".

A Shiur by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks ZT"L for the weekly Torah reading of "Vayetze".

What is the right time for Jews to leave the exile and to come to Israel? In this week's Parsha of "Vayezeh" we can find a direction. We can learn from the time Ya'akov understood it's time for him to come back to Israel.