“Parshat Ha Teshuva — One Small Turn in G-d’s Direction” Rabbi Shlomo Riskin speaks about Parshat Nitzavim-Vayelech and Getting Ready for the High Holy Days Rabbi Shlomo Riskin [evideo]>[/evideo]
Parshat Nitzavim-Vayelech (Deuteronomy 29:9-31:30) Rabbi David Stav There is something truly unique about the Torah’s description of the Jewish People assembling to experience the sealing of the covenant between the nation and its God, as the Book of Deuteronomy comes to
This week’s Parsha has been dedicated in loving memory of Harry Sher – Hillel ben Chona z”l on the occasion of his Yahrzeit (2 Tishrei) by the Charif family (Sydney, Australia) Parshat Nitzavim-Vayelech (Deuteronomy 29:9-31:30) Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel
“I didn’t forget to destroy Amalek from within myself” — Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s insights into Parshat Ki Tavo Rabbi Shlomo Riskin [evideo][/evideo]
This week’s Parsha is dedicated with gratitude to Hashem in celebration of the birth of Leia Yardena Elison born to Nicci and Mark, a new sister sister to Kira and the second granddaughter of Ian and Bernice Charif (Sydney, Australia) Parshat Ki
Parshat Ki Tavo (Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8) Rabbi David Stav We rarely have any hard and fast rules about which Torah portions must be read at what time, yet an age-old Rabbinic tradition maintains that we must be sure to read the parsha
“Are Jews Obligated in Outreach?” — Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s thoughts on Parshat Ki Tetze Rabbi Shlomo Riskin [evideo][/evideo]
Parshat Ki Tetze (Deuteronomy 21:10-25:19) Rabbi David Stav The Torah contains many events and mitzvot, and this week’s portion, Ki Teitze, is among the most “mitzvah-packed” in the entire Torah. It lists mitzvot of all kinds, both private and public; those
Parshat Ki Tetze (Deuteronomy 21:10-25:19) Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel — “Do not withhold the wages due to your hired hand…that very day shall you give him his payment” [Deut. 24:14–15]. This Shabbat, the Eleventh of Elul, marks 47 years
“Public Roles for Women” — Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s thoughts on Parshat Shoftim Rabbi Shlomo Riskin [evideo][/evideo]
Parshat Shoftim (Deuteronomy 16:18-21:9) Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Dedicated in loving memory of Wendy Hartz by her husband, Michael Hartz, and family on the occasion of her second yahrzeit Efrat, Israel — “When a matter shall arise for you too wondrous
Parshat Shoftim(Deuteronomy 16:18-21:9) Rabbi David Stav True to its name, our Torah portion, Shoftim, elaborates on the different court systems and government agencies the nation would need to establish once it enters the Land of Israel, as echoed in the verse:
49 West 45th St., Suite 701
New York, NY 10036
© 2023 Ohr Torah Stone – All rights reserved – Designed & Development by Illuminea: a LeverageIT company
Get weekly divrei Torah, news, and updates directly in your inbox from Ohr Torah Stone.
