In Parashat Pinchas, we see a remarkable story of zealous leadership. Pinchas, Aharon’s grandson, takes a bold step to protect G-d’s honor when the Jewish People fall prey to the seductive practices of the Midianite women and the worship of Ba’al Peor. He risks his life to stop the desecration of
Parashat Chukat opens with the laws of the Red Cow, whose ashes are used in the ritual cleansing of one’s body after coming into contact with a human
In Parashat Shelach, when the Jewish people drew near Eretz Yisrael, they decided to scout out the land before conquering it, leading to the
In Parashat Behar, we learn that the Jews entered Eretz Yisrael 40 years after the exodus from Egypt. For seven years, they fought with the
