
Episode 52·Aug 7, 2024
Parashat V’zot Habracha: The Rebbe and Elie Wiesel
Explore the resilience of the Jewish spirit through Torah's cycle, celebrating endings as new beginnings, and the enduring legacy of Moses and Simchat Torah.
Parashah and Politics·Episode 43·Aug 7, 2024
In the recent Parashat Devarim, Rabbi Meir Soloveichik reflects on the profound themes of faith and courage as depicted in the Book of Deuteronomy. This week's reading, set against the backdrop of Israel's contemporary challenges, draws a parallel between the ancient Israelites' journey and the modern-day resilience of the Israeli people. Rabbi Soloveichik recounts a poignant scene from the Mahaneh Yehudah marketplace in Jerusalem, where ordinary Israelis, amidst looming threats, united in song, embodying the spirit of courage and unity. This moment mirrors the biblical narrative where Moses addresses a new generation of Israelites, urging them to overcome fear and embrace faith as they stand on the brink of entering the Promised Land.
Episode 52·Aug 7, 2024
Explore the resilience of the Jewish spirit through Torah's cycle, celebrating endings as new beginnings, and the enduring legacy of Moses and Simchat Torah.
Episode 51·Aug 7, 2024
Explore the eerie parallels between Purim and Nuremberg, as Rabbi Soloveichik delves into the defeat of evil and the spiritual power of scriptural songs.
Episode 50·Aug 7, 2024
Explore the covenantal bond in Judaism through the poignant story of Yossi Hershkovitz, whose song unites generations in faith and memory.
Episode 49·Aug 7, 2024
Explore Jewish resilience and faith during WWII, celebrating Passover amidst peril, and the enduring covenant with God through history and scripture.
Episode 48·Aug 7, 2024
Explore the power of memory in Jewish history, linking biblical commands to remember with insights from Hamlet and Sherlock Holmes.
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