Ten plagues were imposed upon Pharaoh and the Egyptians. These plagues imposed physical, economic and psychological pressures to let the Jewish people go. During the

As a teacher, I try to share insights and teachings that I think my students will find powerful, uplifting and helpful to their lives. Every

In this week’s parsha, Bo, the last few plagues are placed upon Egypt, one of which is the plague of darkness. When we are told

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Aish HaTorah has an incredible program called The Discovery Seminar. It covers many topics that interest and intrigue Jews, including: Why do bad things happen

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What did Moshe do so terribly wrong? Parshat Va’era begins by telling us that Hashem spoke to Moshe. It does so in a single verse

In Megillah 21a, Rabbi Abahu declares that rebbi and talmid should be at the same physical level. Either teacher and student should sit on a

In this week’s parsha, Va’era, we learn a key point to how to be brought out of exile. The words והוצאתי (and I will take

Do we feel the pain of our Jewish brethren when they are suffering? There is an inherent kinship and caring among the Jewish people. The