Parashat Hashavua: Nitzavim in the Parasha and by Yam Suf

The Dual Method of Leadership

We Are All Standing Tall

We Are All Standing

G-d Gives Tests – and Provides the Answers

Who's Pulling the Strings

This week's Torah portion reveals that the entirety of Jewish history, with all its uplifting joys and terrible hardships, was determined in advance.

Properly Channeling the Desire for Spirituality

The holiest day, Yom Kippur, and its preceding day contain apparently polar opposite elements – the firm requirement to fast on Yom Kippur and the requirement to eat on Erev Yom Kippur. When one eats then, it is equivalent to one who fasted both days. What is the nature of this dichotomy?

Consensus vs. Command?

What do you say to your successor? What advice do you give him or her? Vayelech is the place to look for the answer, because it is here that Moses finally handed the reins over to Joshua.

Near the End

Our teacher Moshe is described in the Parsha as being near the end of his life in this world. Yet, the Torah also describes that he was able to climb mountains, and gather the Jewish people at his feet.

The Stop and Go of Teshuva

How to Renew a Nation

Nitzavim-Vayelech

The Time of Kingdom Recognition – part II

The Torah as God’s Song

Charity Clarity

At The Shabbat Table

At The Shabbat Table

MOVE IT OR LOSE IT

The Second Mountain

ANGELS OR DEMONS?

Yehudah, Dovid and Moshiach

To Renew our Days