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    Parashat Shemini
    • Mar 19
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Shemini

    One of the most well-known, although not the most established, precepts of the Torah is that of Kashrut. Parshat Shemini tells us about...
    Parashat Tzav
    • Mar 12
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Tzav

    The story brings us the image of two flames that coexisted in the Mishkan: one was the Ner Tamid, the eternal and flickering flame that...
    Parashat Vayikra
    • Mar 5
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Vayikra

    This week we begin the third book of the Torah. Vayikra means "and he called". According to the text of the Torah, it is another moment...
    Parashat Pekudei
    • Feb 26
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Pekudei

    It is always a problem to learn to manage ourselves in situations or in places to which we are not used to. I mean the fact of adapting...
    Parashat Vayakhel
    • Feb 19
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Vayakhel

    How many sections of the Torah can we continue to read that deal with the subject of the Mishkan, the Tabernacle? How can it be that they...
    Parashat Ki Tisa
    • Feb 12
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Ki Tisa

    Where does the concept of minian come from? Of course from the Torah. Some take the fact of the merraglim, the spies sent by Moshe to...
    Parashat Tetzaveh
    • Feb 5
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Tetzaveh

    “And you shall make garments for the holy service…and you shall dress (with these things)…Aaron…and his sons.” Shemot 28:2-4 With these...
    Parashat Terumah
    • Jan 29
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Terumah

    What defines the characteristics of the things around us? The use we give them or the guidelines that those who did each of those things...
    Parashat Mishpatim
    • Jan 22
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Mishpatim

    “And these are the laws that you are to put in front of them.” Thus begins this week's parashah. After the ascent to Sinai and before the...
    Parashat Yitro
    • Jan 15
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Yitro

    When undertaking a task, responsibility, honesty and efficiency are -among others—qualities that are more than necessary to carry out it...
    Parashat Beshalach
    • Jan 8
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Beshalach

    How does a man conquer a woman? How does a woman with the man she wants? The concept of conquering is interesting. In fact, in its...
    Parashat Bo
    • Jan 1
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Bo

    The last plagues. The most terrible. And in a way, the best known. But I don't want to stop at the last one that is THE plague par...
    Parashat Vaera
    • Dec 25, 2021
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Vaera

    Moshe and Aaron. Each one with a different leadership. Of Moshe, it is written in Devarim 34, about his death that "Bnei Israel wept",...
    Parashat Shemot
    • Dec 18, 2021
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Shemot

    “A community in formation with a marked tendency to submit to situations of slavery is looking for a leader. Full - life dedication....
    Parashat Vayechi
    • Dec 11, 2021
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Vayechi

    Parashat Vaiechi shows us a Yaakov who says goodbye. A Jacob who is in his last days and understands that he must reorder the family, if...
    Parashat Vayigash
    • Dec 4, 2021
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Vayigash

    Sinat achim. Hate between brothers. The word hate is something strong. But when two or more siblings stop talking to each other, it is...
    Parashat Miketz
    • Nov 27, 2021
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Miketz

    This week's parashah is full of messages. Full of interpretations. It is the parashah of dreams. The parashah of a Yosef who is taken...
    Parashat Vayishlach
    • Nov 13, 2021
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Vayishlach

    What do we run away from when we run away? We do not always have the fortitude, the wisdom, or the strength to confront those or those...
    Parashat Vayetze
    • Nov 6, 2021
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Vayetze

    How do you say thank you when there is a lot to be thankful for? You just say "thank you very much" and that's it? Sometimes it sounds...
    Parashat Toldot
    • Oct 31, 2021
    PARASHAT HASHAVUA

    Parashat Toldot

    "Veele toldot Yitzchak ben Abraham, Abraham holid et Yiztchak". "And these are the generations of Yitzchak, Abraham's son: Abraham begot...
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