
The Midrash tells us that while in Egypt, the Jewish people clutched onto three aspects of living in an attempt to maintain their identity. They kept their native ..
Written by Rafi Jager
“One shall not covet your fellow’s wife, his manservant, his maidservant, his ox, his donkey nor all that belongs to your fellow man” (v’chol ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
This week’s Parsha begins by telling us, “And Yitro heard. . . all that Hashem did for Moses and His nation Israel. . .” (Exodus 18:1), but the Torah ..
Written by Rafi Jager
Rashi tells us that Yisro had 7 names. One was ‘Yeser’ – because he “added” a parsha to the Torah, by giving Moshe advice to take help ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
1)All the better to hear You with : As Rashi (19:10) points out in our sedra, before Mattan Torah all the members of Bnei Yisrael who suffered from illness, disease, ..
Written by d fine
This weeks parsha, Yitro, begins with Yitro (Moshe’s father in law) hearing all that Hashem had done for Moshe and The Jewish people. Rashi (18:1) quotes the Gemara ..
Written by Tal Segal
At Har Sinai, the Bnei Yisrael ‘roim at hakolot’, saw the sounds. Rashi explains that the Bnei Yisrael saw what normally could only be heard. It was a miracle. ..
Written by Jonny Caller
‘Naaseh’ ‘We will do whatever Hashem commands us’. I heard from Rabbi Guttentag that the Meshech Chochma points out that ‘we will do’ is in the plural, ..
Written by Jonny Caller
The 10 commandments are split up into two tablets of 5 commandments each. The first 5 are bein adam lemakom (between man and G-D) mitzvos, with the second 5 being ..
Written by D Fine