Parshat Emor: Sefirat HaOmer – The Story of My Life
We are in the midst of the mitzva of Sefirat HaOmer, the Counting of the Omer. Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller of Neve Yerushalayim, the very... Read More
Parshat Acharei Mot/Kedoshim: Are You Holy?
Parshat Kedoshim begins by telling us to be Holy. “You shall be Holy because I, the Lord your God, am Holy” are... Read More
Parshat Tazria/Metzora: Bad Words Make Bad Breath
You’re so far from wanting to say something good Feel something good -Belle and Sabastian One of this week’s parshas – there... Read More
Parshat Shemini: Just Be Quiet
This week’s parsha has a very sad and tragic episode. At the inauguration of the Mishkan/Tabernacle – an event anticipated with great... Read More
Parshat Pesach: Out In A Flash
The definitive symbol of Pesach is Matzah, unleavened bread. What exactly is unleavened bread? Once flour and water are mixed together they... Read More
Parshat Tzav: The Seder – Just A Hot Mess
The minstrel of the dawn is here To make you laugh and bend your ear… Just sit him down upon that chair... Read More
Parshat Vayikra: The Yearly Wine Review
This Year’s Wine Review is sponsored in honour of Alex Jaffe – The Wine Review’s #1 Fan. Now that we are zeroing... Read More
Parshat Vayakhel-Pekudei: Follow Your Cloud
This week’s Torah double parshiot are the final ones in the book of Exodus/Shemot. We read of the assembly and setting up of the Mishkan, the Tabernacle... Read More
Parshat Ki Tisa: Iran – No Honour Among Thieves
In the Megillah that we just read on Purim this past week, we have some bizarre behavior on the part of Haman’s... Read More
Parshat Tetzaveh: Purim – Where We UnMask the Truth
Purim is the joyous holiday celebrating the victory of the Jewish people over their enemies led by Haman in the fourth century... Read More