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
Parsha Metzora: Bad Words, Bad Breath
You’re so far from wanting to say something good Feel something good Somebody asked me what hell was like… Parting of souls ... Read More
Parsha Shmini/Parah: When to Speak, and When to be Quiet
When to Speak and When to Be Quiet This week’s Torah portion contains a very sad and tragic event. At the inauguration... Read More
Parsha Tzav: Animal Sacrifice? No Thanks
Many are familiar with the former chief rabbi of the UK, Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks of blessed memory. His predecessor however is... Read More
Parsha Vayikra/Zachor: Purim – One Day More
One day more Another day, another destiny – Les Misérables I will never get an Apple watch or the Android equivalent. It’s bad... Read More
Parsha Pekudei: Ukraine
We all woke up to a different world this week. Thanks to the siege on Ukraine, the world as we know it... Read More
Parsha Vayakhel: It’s Not About You
It’s Not About You The mitzvah of Shabbat appears once again in this week’s Torah portion. A confusion about Shabbat is what... Read More
Parsha Ki Tissa: Canadian Truckers
Canadian Truckers Last Friday night after services someone asked me if I would speak about the truckers protest in Canada for my... Read More
Parsha Tetzuvah: How a Man Should Treat a Woman
Valentine’s Day – How A Man Should Treat a Woman I know, I know, Valentine’s Day is not a Jewish holiday. Named... Read More
Parsha Terumah: Joy
This week ushered in the Jewish month of Adar. Adar A to be exact. It’s a leap year and in the Jewish... Read More









