Re’eh: The virtue of giving charity
In our Torah portion,, we study about the Noahide obligation of giving charity, which is mentioned twice in the Torah portion, each time using a double expression. The first commandment […]
Eekev: Ongoing struggle between evil and good
The Torah portion of Eekev (Deuteronomy 7:12–11:25) emphasizes the rewards that come from observing God’s commandments and the importance of faithfulness to the covenant. In this portion, Moses reminds us […]
Vaetchanan: “The Lord is G-d in the heavens above and on the earth below; there is no other.”
This week, we read the command that explains divine unity: “Know today and take it to heart that the Lord is G-d in the heavens above and on the earth […]
What are the aspects of the “woke” movement in relation to Noahides? Does this ideology fit the 7 Noahide laws?
The “woke” movement appears to put the emphasis on social justice, equality, and oppression, however, this is only masking dangerous values, and in its essence, it contradicts the spirit of […]
The Three Weeks: Promise of Future Redemption
The term Ariel, or lion, is associated with the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. The Temple’s design as a lion reflects its spiritual strength. It is a place of ultimate sanctity, […]