by Torah Mitzion Admin | Mar 11, 2019
Tu Be’Shevat: Inside and Outside the Land of Israel By Rabbi Moshe Bloom Former Rosh Kollel (Warsaw, 2013-17) Currently Head of the English department at Machon HaTorah Ve’Haaretz, The Institute for Torah and the Land of Israel Tu BiShevat is a day with...
by הרב משה בלום | Feb 1, 2018
Rabbi Moshe Bloom (Former Rosh Kollel (Warsaw, 2013-17 Head of the English department at Machon HaTorah Ve’Haaretz The Institute for Torah and the Land of Israel . . Preparing for Tu B’Shevat: Mitzvot Associated with the Land of Israel This devar Torah was...
by Rabbi Benjamin Krausz | Feb 8, 2017
Rav Benjamin Krausz Former Rosh Kollel in Perth (2008-2012) Currently Rav of “Heichal Channah” community, Petach Tikvah The Eternal Nation is Not Afraid of a Long Journey The Torah describes at the beginning of the Parashah the route that Hashem led...
by Rabbi Yehuda Susman | Jan 21, 2016
Rav Yehuda Susman Former Rosh Kollel in Chicago Currently Rosh Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi Source Sheets Freedom of Will – audio class
by Rabbi Menachem Leibtag | Jan 21, 2016
Rabbi Menachem Leibtag Ram in Yeshivat Har Etzion Source Sheets The Manna – audio class
by Rabbi Baruch Weintraub | Jan 21, 2016
Rav Baruch Weintraub Former Rosh Kollel in Toronto (2011-2014) “And Egypt pursed them, and entered [the sea] after them, all of Pharaoh’s horses, his chariots and charioteers, to the middle of the sea.” (Sh’mot 14:23) This sentence...
by Rabbi Michael Shtiglitz | May 5, 2015
Parshat Beshalach and the parshiyot hashavua which come before and after it revolve around the first Geulah (Redemption). ThisGeulah serves as a model for every future Geulah – including the one whose beginning stages we are now privileged to experience. The...
by Ariel Vardiger | May 5, 2015
In this week’s parashah, the Torah continues to relate to us the story of the Children of Israel and their exodus from Egypt. Following the ten plagues, departing the place of their bondage and the drowning of their enemies in the Red Sea, the nation find themselves...
by Rabbi Baruch Plaskow | May 5, 2015
In one of the most bizarre occurrences in the Torah, the Jewish people having survived the ordeals of Egyptand having miraculously escaped, decide to make a u-turn back towards the Egyptian border. Why would G-d command such a strange strategic move? Many of the...
by Shai Peretz | May 5, 2015
As Am Yisrael approaches the shores of the Yam Suf, they discover that the Egyptians are chasing after them to kill them. At this point in the narrative begins a series of pesukim which, when we take a close look at them, appear confusing and contradictory. Benei...
