Parashat Ki Teitzei

It all begins with how we treat animals.

We need to stop holding children of intermarriage responsible for decisions their parents made.

We are responsible for our actions, our property, and any objects of danger we witness in the world.

Nurturing marriage

The many commandments in Judaism relating to remembering both positive and negative experiences motivate us to work towards redemption.

Tough love from the Torah, and the rabbis' attempts to mitigate it.

Our decisions to ignore or respond to members of our communities who are in danger determine the justice and morality of our society.

Parashat Ki Teitzei contains numerous examples of how we should structure and categorize our decisions and their consequences.

Moses enumerates many laws that relate to topics of family relationships, interpersonal ethics, forbidden mixtures, and sexuality.

Our society is judged on the basis of how we treat our most vulnerable members.