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How to Join the Ranks of the Greatest People in History
A wise man once said: "The history of the world is actually the history of the great men of the world." He meant, of course, that the great people are those who move the historic processes and determine their countries' agenda. There is much truth to this saying, but it must be understood correctly – and if it is, that will determine whether we will end up as one of these "great men," or rather trail far behind them...
Rabbi Netanel Yossifun | Elul 6 5782

Environmental Responsibility
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks | Elul 5 5782
As Lovely As A Tree
The Torah prohibits planting trees in the Beit HaMikdash, the Holy Temple. Why?
Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair | Elul 5 5782

No Talebearing!
What constitutes talebearing?
This week’s parsha teaches the prohibition against having one witness testify against someone, which is a violation of loshon hora.
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Elul 5 5782

For peace: agree to agree!
Rabbi Stewart Weiss | Elul 5 5782

Kim Li? Litigation and Justice Must Go Hand and Hand
How do we implement principles from this week's Parsha in our beit din network, “Eretz Hemdah- Gazit”?
Rabbi Yossef Carmel | Elul 2 5782
Standards of Justice
This week's Torah reading envisions for us an efficient, organized system of law and order, justice, and fairness. The Torah set a very high bar regarding the selection of judges and police. They are to be free of prejudice, bias and personally held agendas and social ideals.
Rabbi Berel Wein | Elul 5 5781
