Torah Commentary

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Not All Revolutions Are for the People

What makes for a good leader?

What Color Is Your Tzitzit?

A lost ancient tradition reborn in modern times.

Spiritual Flow

The nazirite’s path is radical and demanding, and our tradition has wrestled with its implications.

Think Global, Act Local

This week's parashah offers guidance to remember the individual responsibility that each of us have to help the other.

Looking Back to Egypt

Turning toward freedom may seem like an obvious choice, but it's never easy.

Holiness: A Humanistic Perspective

A look at holiness as a uniquely Jewish way of reflecting the divine.

Parashat Tazria-Metzora: The Power of Diagnosis

We are reminded that a diagnosis isn’t just a medical moment — it’s a deeply human one.

Blessings and Sacrifices

Today’s sacrifices and blessings look different, but can still draw us closer to the Divine

The Little Aleph

This week’s Torah portion opens the third book of the Torah, with which it shares a name: Vayikra. In a sefer Torah, ...

A Microcosm of the World

In Parashat Pekudei, the Tabernacle — which has been under construction for several parshiot — is finally completed and God’s ...

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