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Korach

Parashat Hashavua - Torah Portion - Korach

Tamuz 1 5779 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
Giving and Living
This week is a double-header: A few words about Korach (there was no parsha sheet last week & Korach is the parsha sheet outside of Israel; & some thoughts about Chukat, too!).
קרח חקת
Sivan 22 5779 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
Taking Care of the Ill -- The Mitzvah of Bikur Cholim
גמילות חסדים קרח
Sivan 21 5779 | Rabbi Yossef Carmel
Are There Criteria for Rabbinical Judges in Israel? – part II
Last week we saw that in addition to excellence in Torah knowledge, a dayan needs general knowledge, including in languages (Rambam, Sanhedrin 2). In Sanhedrin 2:7, the Rambam says: “And known by your tribes” – this teaches that the spirit of people must find them pleasant. “In what way will they be loved by others? When they possess a ‘good eye,’ a low spirit, they are good friends, and their speech and transactions with people are in a way that is pleasant.”
פרשת שבוע קרח
Sivan 20 5779 | Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
Korach 5779 Argument for the Sake of Heaven
שיג ושיח קרח
Sivan 29 5778 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
The Halachos of Pidyon Haben
קרח נושאים שונים
Sivan 27 5778 | Rabbi Yossef Carmel
Korach and Anti-Kere’ach People – Connection or Coincidence?
Chazal explain that the significance of Korach’s name is that he made a korcha (lit., a bald spot) in Israel (Sanhedrin 109b), as his people were swallowed up (Rashi ad loc.). The Maharsha explains that his name became korcha in that no one would use it, as “The name of the wicked will rot.” We will explore a different significance and a connection to a much later generation.
פרשת שבוע קרח
Iyar 17 5778 | Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
The First Populist
שיג ושיח קרח
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
This is the way we salt our meat
In parshas Korach, the kodoshim part given to the kohanim is referred to as a “covenant of salt,” thus providing an opportunity to explain: This is the way we salt our meat
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Sivan 26 5777 | Rabbi Shaul Yisraeli zt"l
A House Full of Sefarim and a Fully Blue Garment
Korach came with two claims against Moshe (Bamidbar Rabba 18:3): Could a house full of holy books require a mezuza? Could a garment that was fully techelet (a shade of blue used in the strings of tzitzit) require tzitzit? Indeed there are two types of complaints that we have been dealing with, generation after generation, and they have broken Israel into splinters and caused discord.
פרשת שבוע קרח
Sivan 26 5777 | Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
A Lesson in Conflict Resolution
קרח שיג ושיח
Tamuz 1 5775 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
The “firing” Of Korach
קרח מנהיגות
Tamuz 1 5775 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
Parsha Summary: Korach
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Sivan 5775 | Rabbi Dov Berl Wein
KORACH
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Rabbi Matityahu Clark
Hirsch At Your Table The Kohen’s Responsibility
A brief Dvar Torah on the Parsha, based on R. Samson Raphael Hirsch’s Torah Commentary
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Rabbi Matityahu Clark
Hirsch At Your Table Political Ego
A brief Dvar Torah on the Parsha, based on R. Samson Raphael Hirsch’s Torah Commentary
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Rabbi Matityahu Clark
Hirsch At Your Table Korah’s Rebellion
A brief Dvar Torah on the Parsha, based on R. Samson Raphael Hirsch’s Torah Commentary
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5774 | Rabbi Dov Berl Wein
Korach
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Rabbi Chaim Eisen
Parshat Korach
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66 min
Rabbi Chaim Eisen
Miracles and Natural Laws
The Rambam's approach to miracles and laws of nature, as expressed in the splitting of the Red Sea and the punishment of Korah.
קרח התבוננות אמונית
66 min
5773 | Rabbi Yossef Carmel
Aviram Lives on and Dies Again
פרשת שבוע קרח