When Rabbi Shlomo Landau joined Chazaq Torah Talks, he brought with him not just decades of scholarship, but a contagious passion for the transformative power of the weekly parshah. His message was simple yet profound: the Torah portion we read each week is not merely a cycle of familiar stories —
The term naval (base, vile) appears in the Torah only in this portion—first in the verse describing Am Yisrael’s conduct toward Hashem, and later in
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As Israel faces intensifying international legal challenges and complex diplomatic pressures, political rhetoric in the United States
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