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The most significant event in history takes place in our parsha – Matan Torah. The souls of Bnei Yisroel could not contain the holiness that was revealed to them and their souls left their bodies • Read More
This week’s Torah reading begins on strange note: When G-d led the Jews out of Egypt He feared they would return there (!) so He took them on a detour”. By Rabbi Tuvia Bolton• Read More
Bnei Yisroel came out of Egypt armed with many weapons for war. Why did they need weapons? Who did they plan to fight? And what is the difference between the redemption from Egypt and the future and complete redemption? • Read More
From the desk of Rabbi Nissim Lagziel, Mashpia in Oholei Torah: This week, we read parshas Tazria-Metzora which deals primarily with the laws of tzoraas and purification • Full Article
This week we learn the commandment of building a ‘holy’ house (Mikdash) for G-d. This is one of the most important commands in The Book and one of the first accomplishments of Moshiach will be to build a Holy Temple in Jerusalem to which he will gather all the Jews etc. (see Rambam Hil. Melachim 11:1) just as Moses did… Read the full Dvar Torah by Rabbi Tuvia Bolton • Full Article
This week’s reading contains fifty-three commandments and one is to loan money to the needy (without interest). The Rambam (Matnas Anyim 10:7) teaches that loaning money is the highest form of charity as it maintains the dignity of the receiver… Read the full Dvar Torah by Rabbi Tuvia Bolton • Full Article
Baby boy to Mendi and Devora Leah Labi (née Spielman) — Crown Heights
Mendel Shloima Litzman – Monsey NY, to Rivka Polter – Orangburg NY
L’Chaim: tonight (Tuesday) in ULY crown st.
Mendy Holtzberg – Monterey, California to Leah Schmerling – Crown Heights
L’Chaim: Wednesday, May 14 in the JCM
