By: Rabbi Osher Jungreis In this week’s parsha, we discover our tragic predilection for self-destruction. Even if G-d performs open miracles and bestows every blessing...

By: Slovie Jungreis-Wolff How do we keep our world intact when it feels as if everything we’ve known is falling apart? Finding ourselves under lockdown, anxious...

As told to Joannie Tansky I am a 34-year-old happily married woman with two children. I adore and love my husband of 17 years more...

By: Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier And Miriam and Aaron spoke about Moshe regarding the Kushis woman that he took, for he took a Kushis woman....

By: Rabbi Osher Jungreis In this week’s parsha (Numbers 8:1), Aaron is commanded to kindle the lights of the menorah, but a most unusual word is used...

Parshas Naso By: Shmuel Reichman When you wake up in the morning, how do you start your day? Many people immediately take out their phones, look...

By: Rabbi David Bibi One of the best-known paragraphs in the week’s portion of Nasso and perhaps in the entire Torah, is that of Birkat...

By: Rabbi Label Lam The Kohen shall bring her near and have her stand before HASHEM. The Kohen shall take sacred water in an earthenware...

By: Rabbi David Bibi One of the best-known paragraphs in the week’s portion of Nasso and perhaps in the entire Torah, is that of Birkat...

By: Rabbi Label Lam The Kohen shall bring her near and have her stand before HASHEM. The Kohen shall take sacred water in an earthenware vessel, and the...

By: Rabbi Yosef Kalatsky The Hidden Meaning of Mitzvos Regarding the mitzvah of Lulav, the four species taken on Sukkos, the Torah states, “U’lecachtem L’chem – you shall take them...

By: Naftali Reich The essential theme behind the counting of the sefirah is, of course, perfecting our character traits. This is alluded to in the...

By: Rabbi Osher Jungreis In the opening verse of our parsha, G-d instructs Moshe, “Say to the Kohanim…” (Leviticus, 21:1), and puzzlingly, in that very...

By Rabbi Aron Tendler The underlying theme of Sefer Vayikra is a presentation of an ideal life of Kedusha–sanctity. The setting of the Kohain in...

By: Rabbi Osher Jungreis Many people will tell you that while they may not be observant, they are spiritual. What exactly does that connote? Does...

By: Rabbi Osher Jungreis Most of us are under the erroneous impression that loshen hora constitutes only that which is gossip and slander, but if...