We know that סדם was on the Jordan Plain (ככר הירדן), so the first step in trying to identify where סדם was is identifying the
Translating Tanach is not easy. Aside from the difficulties expressing nuances when translating anything into a different language, made even harder when translating biblical Hebrew,
The first time Gaza is mentioned in Tanach is in our parsha, as one of the cities on the boundary of the Land of Canaan.
As we start the new weekly parsha cycle, we present the first in a weekly series from Rabbi Dov Kramer on how geography impacts our
Part II Before Pesach, I shared with you several reasons why even valuable and cherished old books and seforim sometimes need to find a new
Although Shavuos is a biblical holiday, it is never described as “Zman Matan Toraseinu” in the Torah. And there have been some very good suggestions
The first Rashi in our parsha is fairly famous, as his question (quoting the Sifra) of “what connection does Shmita have with Har Sinai?” has
Lag Ba’Omer has come and gone, and we are now in the fifth of the seven weeks of the Omer. With seven days in each
