Op-ed: Do human rights ‘activists’ really care about Palestinians, or are they just out to demonize Israel? Shlomie Liberow The recent shocking, but predictable and inevitable flare-up in south Israel and brutal murder of an Israeli citizen near the Egyptian border highlighted the unrelenting attempts by Hamas to threaten the very lives of Israeli civilians … Read more
Torah study on “The Eternal Battle “ – torah portion of Balak Numbers 22:2–25:9 and its connection to the Haftara reading of Micah 5:6-6:8. Focusing on Balak Bilaam and Amalek, an Eternal battle Torah study of Balak Numbers 22:2–25:9: To listen to more podcasts and leave comments, please go to PodCasts. Please do not play … Read more
Rabbi Chanan Morisson Moses made a terrible mistake. Near the end of their forty-year journey in the desert, the Israelites had arrived at Kadesh. There was no water to drink, and the people complained bitterly. God commanded Moses to take his staff before the entire people and speak to the cliff-rock, to provide water for … Read more
Moshe Kempinski It was very difficult to watch the evacuation of the families from the Ulpana neighborhood of Beit El, as visions of the traumatic Gush Katif expulsions rose before my eyes. The two expulsions were not the same , but nevertheless they were both expulsions. They were both a result of weak Israeli leadership … Read more
Torah study on “Knowing and not Knowing “ – Torah portion of Chukat Numbers 19:1-22:1 and its connection to the Haftara reading of Judges 11:1-33 Focusing on the Red Heifer and its help in contemplating Death Torah study of Chukat Numbers 19:1-22: To listen to more podcasts and leave comments, please go to PodCasts. Please … Read more
Rabbi Chanan Morisson “Aaron took [the fire-pan] as Moses had told him… He put the incense in it, and it atoned for the people. He stood between the dead and the living, and the plague was checked.” (Num. 17:12-13) From where did Moses learn the secret power of incense to arrest plagues? The Gift of … Read more
Moshe Kempinski It is not happenstance that the rebellion of Korach and his cohorts immediately follows the sin of the spies. They are simply two sides of an impaired relationship with Hashem. Regarding the sin of the spies the Baal HaTanya asks “What led the other ten spies who were clearly chosen because of their … Read more
Torah study on “True Spiritual leadership “ – Torah portion of Korach ( Numbers 16:1-18:32) and its connection to the Haftara reading of I Samuel 11:14-12:22) Focusing on the requirements of spiritual leadership and individual faith. Torah study of Korach ( Numbers 16:1-18:32) To listen to more podcasts and leave comments, please go to PodCasts. … Read more
