Parshat Balak introduces us to Bilam, a sorcerer of immense dark power. Yet even his most dangerous methods could not withstand the holiness and modesty of Am Yisrael. What unfolded was not just a tale of prophecy—but of spiritual warfare, where every tactic of darkness was met with Divine
“Ma Tovu” teaches us: Hashem doesn’t ask where you’ve been. He listens to where your heart is now.
This week’s parasha is Balak, and this year it is read independently although it is often read together with last week’s parasha of Chukat. Why is it
Parshat Korach exposes one of the most shocking downfalls in the Torah—but Chazal reveal that Korach’s rebellion didn’t begin with his challenge to
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From the grill to the salad bowl, these dishes come straight from Bukharian family tables — bold, fresh, and made for long summer afternoons.
Rav, Bukharian Jewish Cong. of Hillcrest, Kehilat Ohr V’Achdut
On Friday night, Bukharian Jews traditionally eat a dish called Bakhshi Khaltagi — a
