This week’s Parsha brings to light the mysterious and thought-provoking mitzvah of the Sota — a commandment that, at first glance, seems distant and irrelevant in our times. But this unique Mitzvah holds a powerful and deeply personal message for every Jew today — about faith, self-awareness, and the unbreakable bond between Hashem and His people • By Rabbi Tuvia Bolton • Full Article

By Rabbi Tuvia Bolton: Shavuos is the most important of all the Jewish Holidays. It celebrates the Giving of the Torah 3337 years ago and without the Torah, there probably would be no Judaism or Jewish people (G-d forbid) • Full Article

This week we begin the fourth book of the Pentateuch, Bamidbar; ‘In the Desert’ relating the adventures of Moses and the Jewish people after they left Egypt before they entered Israel. Being that this Shabbat is directly followed by the holiday of Shavuot, when we received the Torah over 3,300 years ago, it must have a message that will help us experience the holiday. By Rabbi Tuvia Bolton • Full Article

This week’s double Torah portion begins with a surprise — and a question. Of all the commandments G-d gave at Mount Sinai, why does the Torah single out just one: Shmita, the mitzvah of letting the land rest every seventh year? And later, why does the Torah list a shocking 49 curses if the Jewish people fail to uphold the Torah? • By Rabbi Tuvia Bolton • Full Article

Lag B’Omer is more than a day in the Omer – it’s the day Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai revealed the deepest secrets of the Torah, igniting a joy that continues to inspire generations. The Zohar, opens the path to Moshiach, and on this day, the joy of that future becomes tangible • By Rabbi Tuvia Bolton • Full Article

Why does the Torah promise blessing not for the holy fourth-year fruits, but for the ordinary fifth year? Because the greatest holiness isn’t in what’s already sacred—but in elevating the everyday. A story of one Chabad shliach in France shows how joy, persistence, and truth can bring G-dliness into even the most physical challenges • Rabbi Tuvia Bolton • Full Article