Growing up, I learned that, as Jews, we pass a torch from generation to generation. There is a flame in every one of us from

When my wife and I first sat down to watch our wedding video, we were amazed. There was so much we had missed! Several people

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This dvar Torah discusses an often-overlooked element of the Pesach Seder—the fifth cup of wine—and the profound lessons it holds for our lives. Our Sages

As we pray with full hearts for the beginning of the hostages returning home, this is a meaningful moment to pause and reflect on our

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The Gemara teaches that “any person who becomes angry, if he is a wise man, his wisdom leaves him.” This is derived from a certain

This week’s parsha introduces the ten plagues, unleashing pain and devastation upon the Egyptians as Pharaoh stubbornly refuses to release his Jewish slaves or even

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Regarding Moshe’s calling, Hashem has several things to say, Within this undertaking, there are numerous points at play. When God first called on Moshe, it

Many times a person’s actions speak louder than their words. Impressive sounding promises and claims are worth very little if they are not backed up

One of the oldest and most foundational teachings of Pirkei Avot asserts: “Derech eretz kadma l’Torah”—the “ways of the land” precede Torah and mitzvot. This