The Daily Portion,/ How to love your fellow as yourself
Words from the Torah that are not easy to apply/:

Words from the Torah that are not easy to apply/:

We are simply too preoccupied with our daily troubles to do a zoom out for a brief moment in order to see the process that is at work.

The month of Iyar possesses a special quality unique among all the months of the year. What is it?

Feelings are not enough, we must not neglect cold, hard, dry facts.

Prikei Avot is a text about values and part of the Talmud. No matter how many times it is read, there is always something new to learn.

Every Jew in every generation must see himself as if he was a member of every generation that preceded him.

Sometimes, reality must change. Whether at the crossing of the Red Sea or today, such a change is always possible when you have faith.


Once a year we perpetuate this order as we renew the commitment to our ancient and eternal faith.

What the ambassadors asked at a gathering to learn about Pesach.

Our shared past experiences are seared into our souls.

Rebbe Nachman of Breslov writes that this is one of the most important messages of the Haggadah.

Speaking in a synagogue in Rome had a special meaning.

in the end, those who have sought to destroy us disappeared into the dustbin of history, while we are still here and thriving.

three thought-provoking comments that I heard from *Asi Tzobel*.

Can we see to it that the beauty of our day of rest stays with us all week?

"Chazak, chazak, venitchazeik"* (Be strong. Be strong. And may we be strengthened.)

A message for tthe shloshim of the Paley sons, Hy"d by their mother. And mazel tov for the new baby!

Rabbi Kook: 'If my body is weak, should my soul also suffer?

Would you also choose the golden calf?

Jerusalem is so special that it has its own Purim day. But some aspects of Purim should last all year.

The Purim story teaches us that there is always hope and it is forbidden to despair

Esther's message is clear: I cannot begin a dialogue with the enemy if the nation of Israel is not behind me

Do you see what the parasha we read yesterday, the Megillah and our currect judicial reform controversy have in common? Actually, you can't.
