Rabbi Shlomo Riskin

“The Lord will do battle for you and you shall be silent”

Ohr Torah on the Seder

Ohr Torah on Ki Tisa

Ohr Torah on Tetzaveh: Pedigrees

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Family is Sacred

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Ethical Monotheism

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: The Arab Spring and Exodus

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Vaera

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Shemot

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Unity Between Siblings

Ohr Torah on Miketz: Dreams

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Freedom

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Life Partners

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Sibling Rivalry

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Abraham's Son

Rabbi Shlomo Riskin: Hareidim Are the Biggest 'Reformers'

Efrat Rabbi slams conversion law critics, accuses them of pushing people away instead of following commandment to love converts.

Why Israel?

Ohr Torah on the Week of Creation

Ohr Torah for Shabbat Chol Hamoed

Ohr Torah for Yom Kippur: Neilah

Ohr Torah: Rosh Hashana Message

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Returning

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: 12 Stones

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Marriage as Partnership

Ohr Torah: The Ethics of Warfare

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Peace from Jerusalem

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Zion

Ohr Torah for Shabbat Nachamu

From the Front Lines

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Aaron, Man of the People

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Words Last Forever

Ohr Torah on Balak: Descendants of Amalek

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Moses and Aaron

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: What's in a Name?

Ohr Torah: Universal Love, Exclusive Intimacy

Ohr Torah on Kindling the Lights

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Allowed to Bless

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Risk-Taking

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Ba'Omer or La'Omer?

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Blessing with Love

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Love Your Neighbor

Ohr Torah for Shabbat Chol Hamoed: Joseph and Passover

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Live by Them!

Ohr Torah: Do Houses Have Souls?

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Life-Force or Decay?

Ohr Torah on Shmini: Post-Modernity

Rabbi: Women's Megilah Readings OK According to Jewish Law

Rabbi Shlomo Riskin notes that Rabbi Ovadiah Yosef himself permitted women to read the Book of Esther for other women.

Ohr Torah on Pikudei

Sanctifying the World

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Secular Courts

Rabbi Riskin on Women’s Enlistment: It’s a Mitzvah

Rabbi of Efrat weighs in on women’s enlistment controversy, says enlistment opponents are ignoring modern reality.

Ohr Torah: "Halakhic Man"

Ohr Torah on the Parsha

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Teeth Set on Edge

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Obligation or Choice?

Ohr Torah: Why Get Married?

Ohr Torah: Jacob, Our Father, Did Not Die

Ohr Torah on the Parsha: Rapprochement

The Wisdom of Japeth, the Culture of Greece