For Love of the Holy Tongue

The Link Between the First and Last Verses of the Torah

Fighting With Faith: A Message for Politicians on Both Right and Left

Symbols And Cymbals

Perek Shirah

Parshas Ha’azinu, which is almost exclusively a song written by Moshe Rabbeinu, provides an opportunity to discuss a collection of pesukim and midrashim called Perek Shirah that has become quite popular in recent years.

Shabbat and Teshuva

Harav Shaul Yisraeli – condensed from Aroch Si’ach, pp. 238-242

Harav Shaul Yisraeli – condensed from Aroch Si’ach, pp. 238-242

The Spirituality of Song

We Are All Standing Tall

We Are All Standing

G-d Gives Tests – and Provides the Answers

To Renew Our Days

Nitzavim-Vayelech

Nitzavim-Vayelech

In My Life, I’ve Loved Them All

Writing a Sefer Torah

The Various Meanings of Merei’im

Shabbat Parashat Nitzavim Vayeilech 5783

Shabbat Parashat Nitzavim Vayeilech 5783

Sins are not Swept Under the Carpet; They are Forgiven

Ask The Rabbi: How Many Shofar Blasts Must We Hear On Rosh Hashana?

The Pain And The Gain

Have You Ever Traced The Journey Of Your Life?

Gifts to the Poor

I live in chutz la’aretz. Am I required to leave peah in my backyard vegetable patch? Is there a requirement to leave leket, shich’cha and peah in your field today? The attached article will help you answer the attached questions.

Ki Tavo We Are What We Remember

Parashat Hashavua: Publicizing those who Perform Mitzvot

Such an explicit declaration of apparent self-congratulation requires explanation, as it appears to be going on a limb and being boastful. Can/should a person really announce that he did everything he was supposed to?