The inauguration of the sanctuary, that moment after weeks and even months of hard work and preparation for the magnificent portable...

The Torah portion known as Tzav continues to describe the order of sacrifices, as previously mentioned in the preceding portion, Vayikra,...

Greatness and humility. It doesn't sound easy, and sometimes they even seem incompatible. Vayikra invites us to enter a world of ritual...

We are in the last portion of the book of Shmot, Exodus. Closing a book is somewhat like closing a chapter in the history of the People...

Parashat Vayakhel begins by enumerating the mitzvot regarding the observance of Shabbat, but its main focus is actually the construction...

In 3 more weeks, we will have gone through Ta'anit Esther, the half-fast that we observe from dawn on the eve of Purim until the festival...

Parashat Tetzaveh is the only one in the entire book of Exodus in which the name of Moses does not appear. It is the portion in which a...

The Lord spoke to Moses, saying: "Tell the Israelites to bring Me an offering; take My offering from all those whose hearts prompt them...

Parshat Mishpatim is an overwhelming cluster of laws that the Kadosh Baruch Hu delivered to our people. Just last Shabbat, we received...

The Torah portion of this week is surely the most well-known in its content, along with last week's Shabbat, in which we relived the...

Parshat Beshalach describes the trials and wonders experienced by the children of Israel in the days following their departure from...

The narrative of the last three plagues—locusts, darkness, and the death of the Egyptian firstborn—begins this week. This concludes...

"If you continue behaving that way, things are not going to go well!" It's a phrase we used to hear when we were kids, or at least that...

Do you know the popular saying "the calm before the storm?" Many times, we find ourselves in an almost ideal calm situation, where...

This Shabbat, we conclude the book of Genesis– Bereshit. If we were to summarize it in a few words, we could say that its content...

Let's talk about pain. As a people, pain is something we respect, keep current, and try not to forget. We don't cease to celebrate joys;...

Our Parasha, Miketz, brings the stories of Joseph's success, the fulfillment of the dreams he interpreted. Joseph goes from darkness to...

There is no doubt that envy is a feeling that generates discomfort, both in the one who feels it and in the one who receives it. It...

According to the Avot Treaty, in chapter 3, it is Rabbi Akiva who teaches us that Hakol tzafui vehareshut netuna "Everything is foreseen,...

This parasha invites us to witness a very special process: that of how a complicated, intricate, and twisted individual in their...