Parshat Beha’alotecha opens with a seemingly minor command: Aharon the High Priest is told not simply to light the Menorah, but to cause the flames to rise.

Parashat Shlach: The sin of Tzelofchad We should learn from Tzelofchad’s mistake, and stay focused on that which is enduring and eternal, and not confuse the way-station for the final destination.

Parshat Behaalotcha begins with a sense of hope, purpose, and spiritual momentum. Am Israel is still in the desert, yet special commandments only to be celebrated in Israel, like Pesach Sheini ...

This song resonates with the themes of Parshat Shelach and our current situation, where we are constantly questioning our safety and well-being. Multiple times in Jewish history, we’ve had the ...

Rabbi Wagensberg is the author of "Inspiring Change" (about self growth) and "A Shot of Torah" (a collection of shorter divrei Torah on the Parsha and holidays), as well as weekly Torah articles.

The Mossad carried out a series of covert sabotage operations against Iranian air defenses and missile facilities in tandem with the widespread strikes at a number of locations across Iran. “A ...

The Mossad spy agency reveals rare footage showing its actions against Iranian air defenses and ballistic missile launchers in Iran this morning, including a video appearing to show two covert ...

A Taste Of Shabbos – Parashat B’haalotecha Morah Yehudis Fishman June 11, 2025 Jewish Life Leave a comment Behaalotecha begins with the command of lighting the menorah in the Mishkan, the tabernacle.

Jerusalem Post / Judaism / Torah Portion Torah Portion Jewish Holidays Lists of holidays Parashat Chukat: Simple faith Faith – even when things don’t make sense. Faith – even when life is ...