Ki Tavo

Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8

In this Torah portion, Moses instructs the Israelites regarding the first fruit offering. Moses then lists the blessings the people will enjoy if they keep the commandments, and the punishments they will suffer for disobeying them.

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Moses explains the first fruit offering.

Text Studies	Social Action and Environmentalism
The Worst Curse Rabbi Avi Weinstein, Hillel	Affiriming Responsibility Rabbi Dorothy Richman, AJWS
Curses & Blessings Rabbi Andrew Klein, Union for Reform Judaism	A Covenant of Action Rabbi Jessica Marshall, AJWS
It's the Joy, Not the Oy Rabbi Neal Loevinger, Kolel	First Fruits Leiba Chaya David, Canfei Nesharim
	Private Feelings, Public Consequences Nina Wouk, socialaction.com

From the Denominations	Pluralism and Outreach
Love is Not the Opposite of Hate Rabbi Bradley Artson, American Jewish Unversity	History & Memory Rabbi Irwin Kula, CLAL
The Order of Disorder Rabbi Ismar Schorsch, JTS	Blessings From Strangers Rabbi Kerry Olitzky, Jewish Outreach Institute
Twice Warned Rabbi Haskel Lookstein, Orthodox Union	Ritual Reinforcement Lyn Geller, UJA-Federation of New York
	Zionism & First Fruits Rabbi Shimon Felix, Bronfman Youth Fellowships
Multimedia	Transitions & Israel Alice Shalvi, Women of Reform Judaism
Parashat Ki Tavo Quiz Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies
Parashat Ki Tavo Challah Julie Seltzer
Parashat Ki Tavo for Families Torah Topics for Families