In Parshat Shemot, the midwives, Yocheved and her daughter Miriam, displayed extraordinary courage and faith. Commanded by Pharaoh to kill all Jewish male newborns, they risked their lives by disobeying his tyrannical orders. Their awe of G-d surpassed their fear of Pharaoh, and they were rewarded
Asarah Be’Tevet – A Critical Day for the Future
This coming Friday marks the fast of Asarah Be’Tevet, established on the day when Nevuchadnetzar first laid siege to the holy city of Yerushalayim, a
Parshat Mikeitz: The Brothers’ Betrayal: Lessons from Yosef’s Sale into Slavery
Why did Yosef's brothers sell him? How could the sons of Yaakov, disciples of righteous teachings, commit such a terrible act?
The Torah offers
Parshat Vayigash: Yosef’s Economic Vision: A Fair System in a Time of Famine
Parshat Vayigash concludes with an account of how Yosef managed the famine in Egypt, a time of great economic and social upheaval.