
This Parsha sees the beginning of the process of redemption. Despite great expectations however, the Parsha ends somewhat anticlimactically and gives rise to some ..
Written by Benji Landau
This week’s parsha contains the majority of the 10 plagues. But why 10? Surely, God could have affected the exodus with two or three spectacular strikes, or even ..
Written by Rafi Jager
Vata’al ha’tz’fardaya vat’chas es Eretz Mitzraim (8:2)” – “And the frog arose and covered the land of Mitzraim.” ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
Parashas Vaeira This week’s parasha sees the start of the plagues against Egypt, and how many of those plagues are mentioned in this week’s sedra? … Just ..
Written by Daniel Sandground
“Hu Aaron Umoshe” (6:26); “Hu Moshe ViAaron” (6:27) Rashi points out, that there are places where the Torah places Aaron before Moshe and there ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
There is a certain level of humour when one sees 2 things which seem very similar but in fact are very different. I remember visiting my cousins for Shabbes and on the way back ..
Written by d fine
The Chofetz Chaim answers that generally Teshuva is not a natural process – since when can we reach such intensity and regret that we are allowed to undo past ..
Written by d fine
The question has been often asked; HaShem clearly states that He hardened Pharoah’s heart so that Pharoah will continue to refuse to let the Bnei Yisrael go free. ..
Written by d fine
The opinion of Rabbi Akiva (and the one quoted by rashi in the sedra) is that the plague of frogs was really ‘the plague of frog.’ Let me explain; one large ..
Written by Daniel Fine