In Parshat Shemini, a fascinating halachic debate unfolds between Moshe Rabbeinu and Aharon, following the death of Nadav and Avihu.
Who was right? And what lesson can we learn for our generation? • Moshiach Beparsha is a weekly drasha connecting the Rebbe’s teachings on Moshiach with the weekly Parsha, presented in an engaging way with stories and practical life lessons • Full Article

It was well past midnight on the first night of Pesach, and the saintly Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev had just concluded a Seder filled with mystical intentions and deep spiritual devotion. Surrounded by his students, all uplifted by the sublime atmosphere, the room suddenly trembled with a heavenly voice declaring: “Levi Yitzchak’s Seder was pleasing to G-d, but there is a Jew in Berditchev, Shmerl the Tailor, whose Seder was even more precious!” Thus began an unforgettable journey into the pure, heartfelt faith of a simple Jew—one that would leave even the greatest tzaddik humbled. By Rabbi Tuvia Bolton • Full Article

On the Seder night we eat “bread of poverty” — simple, tasteless matzah, symbolizing the hard work and struggle. But in Egypt, the Jews ate rich matzah with wine, oil and honey — a symbol of delight. Why did the command change? And what matzah will we eat in the time of Geula? • Full Article

In the Torah’s third book, a single miniature letter holds the key to spiritual transformation! Join Rabbi Heschel Greenberg and discover how the tiny aleph in “Vayikra” contains profound teachings about humility, purity, and bringing holiness into even the darkest times • Watch

In this week’s Haftarah, the Navi Isaiah rebukes the Jewish people for turning to idol worship. At the center of his words appears a strange nickname – “Am Zu.” Why this name instead of “Am Yisrael” or “Am HaKodesh”? • Moshiach Beparsha is a weekly drasha connecting the Rebbe’s teachings on Moshiach with the weekly Parsha, presented in an engaging way with stories and practical life lessons.

As the book of Exodus concludes with a verse shrouded in concealment—“The cloud of G-d was on the Tabernacle by day…”—it seems like an unusual way to end a Torah portion, especially one leading into the joyous holiday of Passover. But hidden within this message is a powerful truth: the essence of the Jewish journey is transforming darkness into light, revealing G-dliness even in the most unexpected places. This profound lesson is beautifully illustrated in the remarkable story of Harmin, a Dutch woman who had no idea she was Jewish—until a single encounter changed her life forever • By Rabbi Tuvia Bolton • Full Article 

What can the Torah teach us about balancing community and individual worth in today’s world? Dive into Parshat Pekudei with Rabbi Heschel Greenberg, where Moshe accounts for every penny of the Mishkan, revealing profound lessons on integrity, faith, and purpose. Join us as we uncover timeless wisdom for modern life! • Watch

A great Chassid once received Matzah and Maror from the Tzemach Tzedek for the Pesach Seder. Instead of saving them for the Seder, he ate everything immediately. When questioned about it, his response left everyone astonished • Full Article

Join Rabbi Heschel Greenberg and discover the profound spiritual message behind the Mishkan (Tabernacle) as a testament to God’s enduring love for the Jewish people even after their greatest transgression. This teaching reveals how the Tabernacle’s creation represents the ultimate reconciliation between God and Israel following the Golden Calf incident • Watch