We can find the proper way to serve God through this parsha, which includes wording that can lead one to believe mistakenly that the Torah has been changed on account of this appeal of the daughters of Tzelafchad.
Young Israeli Torah scholars on the parasha: Why not relate to the Land as an inheritance?
Parshat Va’era (Exodus 6:2-9:35): The vast difference between inheritance and heritage.
In our generation, in which the commandment to procreate has national importance, families that enhance the mitzvah, merit special blessing.
The concept of inter-generational connection and obligation has been lost in the value system of most of the world, but not in a Torah life.
Death means you stop - not breathing; something much worse – you stop serving Hashem. Your opportunity to choose is lost forever.
How come Moses does not know what answer to give five orphaned sisters who want to inherit their father's portion of Eretz Yisrael?
$14.5 million left by French widower to state of Israel will go to assist families who lost loved ones in military or to terrorism.
Property owner leaves four dollars to one son, second son a fortune. Rabbinical Court approves validity of will after proven mother's wish.
A woman who alleged her father disinherited her for marrying a Jewish man lost her appeal in a New Jersey court.
German court reveals it has two wills of Cornelius Gurlitt, but notes they don't contradict. The listed heirs 'inherit everything.'
Disputed artworks donated to Bern Art Museum foundation. Will they ever be returned to their Jewish owners?
