by Rabbi Noam Himmelstein | Aug 12, 2021
Rabbi Noam Himmelstein Rosh Kollel, Melbourne (2001-2004) Currently Rebbe and Mashgiach, Yeshivat Orayta Click Here for the PDF version The Torah commands us: “You must be wholehearted with the Lord your G-d” (Devarim 18,13). In Hebrew the Torah is asking us to...
by הרב יעקב נגן | Nov 5, 2020
By Rabbi Yaakov Nagen Ra’m at Yeshivat Hahesder Otniel Click HERE for the PDF version Thou shalt be innocent with the Lord thy God. (Deut. 18:13) The Hebrew word for “innocent” in the verse above, “tamim,” can also be translated as “naïve” or “guileless,” and...
by Gabi Raiss | Sep 5, 2019
This week’s Parsha talks about the way a nation should build a state and governing system; in the Parsha we can see a wide array of subject that touch on the same theme: the appointment of judges and police officers, how to run a court, the king and his...
by Dani Eisenstock | Aug 26, 2017
Dani Eisenstock Former Shaliach, Kansas City (2002-03) Currently Director of Marketing and Sales at travelinsuranceisrael.com and Groups Facilitator at Gesher Shoftim Vshotrim Titen Lecha B'chol Shaareicha The torah commands us to put Judges and...
by Gabi Raiss | Sep 7, 2016
Gabi Raiss Former Shaliach in Cape Town (2001-2002) Currently Tour Guide in The David’s Citadel Museum Monachy In Israel A Commandment or Supreme Ideal On our week’s parsha we come across a very interesting law: “When thou art come unto the...
by Nir Grosman | Jun 28, 2015
Our Parasha features the laws regarding the arrangement of the Jewish Judicial system; laws such as the requirement to appoint judges and the testimonial laws. The Midrash, on the opening verses of our Parasha, emphasizes that these verses are direct orders from Moshe...
