by Hanoch Shalev | Feb 17, 2022
ki tisa 5782 – english
by Jeff Kupferberg | Mar 3, 2021
Jeff Kupferberg Oleh from Montreal and friend of Torah MiTzion Click Here for the PDF version In this week’s Parsha, Hashem commands Moshe to gather approximately 25.5kg of prime spices: myrrh, cinnamon, cane of aromatic spice, kiddah, and a hin (about 5.7 liters)...
by Elana Jackson | Mar 23, 2020
In Parshat Ki Tisa, in reaction to the sin of the Golden Calf, Moshe breaks the tablets on which the Ten Commandments are written. Immediately the question arises: how can Moshe decide on his own initiative to break the divinely given tablets? Even more so, the Rabbis...
by Rabbi Adam Friedmann | Mar 12, 2019
The View from the Rocks – Following in G-d’s Footsteps By Rabbi Adam Friedmann Member of Yeshiva University Torah Mitzion Beit Midrash Zichron Dov in Toronto Currently studying at the Eretz Hemdah Institute. Bnei Yisrael are waiting for Moshe to descend...
by Rabbi Yehuda Rock | Mar 24, 2019
Rabbi Yehuda Rock Former Rosh Kollel in Boca Raton (2004-2006) Ki Tisa
by Rabbi Melvin Granatstein | Mar 24, 2019
Rabbi Melvin Granatstein Rabbi of Emeritus Green Road Synagogue Ki Tisa
by Simon Jackson | Mar 18, 2018
Simon Jackson Legal Advisor to Torah MiTzion . . Insight on Incense In this week’s parsha, Ki Tissa, Moshe is commanded to: “take sweet spices… and make it into incense, a compound according to the art of the perfumer, well blended, pure and holy; and you...
by Rabbi Moshe Pinchuk | Mar 13, 2017
Rabbi Moshe Pinchuk Former Rosh Kollel (Melbourne, 1998-2001) Currently Head of the Beit Midrash in Netanya College Severance compensation in Jewish and Israeli Law A key component of downsizing is the dismissal of workers. In recent years, corporate downsizing...
by Rabbi Herzl Hefter | Feb 28, 2016
Rav Herzl Hefter Former Rosh Kollel in Cleveland (1995-1997) Source Sheets Moshe and Noach – audio class
by Ariel Vardiger | Jun 3, 2015
This week’s parashah details Am Yisra’el’s severe sin of the Golden Calf which occurs at Mount Sinai. I would like to present, and analyze a number of various approaches in understanding the nature of this sin and its severity. The first approach can be found...
