Ki Tetze

Deuteronomy 21:10-25:19

In this Torah portion, Moses delivers specific rules about proper family relationships. He continues with laws involving many aspects of daily living, justice, family responsibility, work, and sexuality.

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One law concerning daily living
prohibits the mixing of wool and linen.

Text Studies	Social Action and Environmentalism
Social Responsibilities Rabbi Toby Manewith, Hillel	Women & War Rachel Farbiarz, AJWS
Remember! Don't Forget! Richard Abrams, Union for Reform Judaism	The Stubborn & Rebellious Son Evan Wolkenstein, AJWS
All is Not Fair in Love & War Rabbi Neal Loevinger, Kolel	Unguarded Roofs Aaron Dorfman, AJWS
	Child Laborers Rabbi Justin David, socialaction.com
	Compassion That Can Bring Messiah Rabbi Dovid Sears, Canfei Nesharim

From the Denominations	Pluralism and Outreach
Let's Get Physical! Rabbi Bradley Artson, American Jewish Unversity	Every Act is Significant Rabbi Irving Greenberg, CLAL
Our God, Our Matchmaker Rabbi Ismar Schorsch, JTS	Generational Tension Rabbi Kerry Olitzky, Jewish Outreach Institute
And Your Camp(s) Shall Be Holy Rabbi Avraham Fischer, Orthodox Union	Decisions & Consequences Heidi Rome, UJA-Federation of New York
	Synthesizing the Influenes of Our Parents Rabbi Shimon Felix, Bronfman Youth Fellowships
Multimedia	Tzaraat & Memory Judith Plaskow, Women of Reform Judaism
Parashat Ki Tetze Quiz Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies
Parashat Ki Tetze Challah Julie Seltzer
Parashat Ki Tetze for Families Torah Topics for Families