Waiting Ain't Easy | Parashat Ki Tissa
18/02/2022
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The official name of this week's Torah portion is “Parashat Ki Tissa", though digital content editors (like myself) and SEO […]
The official name of this week's Torah portion is “Parashat Ki Tissa", though digital content editors (like myself) and SEO […]
I feel a little bit like Jacob right now. I’m turning to the heavens and requesting from his holiness or God or karma to prove itself. Come and show yourself to me. Come and prove that you are on our side. Send me signals that the good will overcome the evil, the conniving, the conspiracies, and the hardnesses of the heart. […]
At the beginning of the parasha Moses tells the nation how God refused to hear him. Later he will ask them to hear and listen to him, he will repeat the Ten Commandments to them and remind the people in front of him how their hearts did not have enough faith and love to hear and listen to God. Their disbelief, causing him to be a mediator before God for forty years in the desert, exhausted him. […]
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Nehama Dormont – a participant on BINA Gap Year in Tel Aviv, is summarizing her first five months on the […]
What exactly do we mean by “prevail”? Over who or what exactly will we prevail? What would that look like? How will we know that we have indeed “prevailed”? When will we know? And is war even something in which anyone can truly “prevail” or “win” or “be victorious”? How does this relate to Parashat Vayishlach? […]
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"Until the Lord gives your brothers rest, as He has given you, and they too take possession of the land… then each of you may return to the inheritance that I have given you." (Deuteronomy 3:20)
The portion of Devarim is always read close to Tisha B'Av. From ancient times until today, this period has been one of national reflection and soul-searching. […]
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