Sefer Shemot

Parashat Yitro – Food for Thought on Matan Torah Good morning, everyone. I’m trying to send you some food for thought on this very special parasha, Parashat Yitro, which is the parasha of Matan Torah. I would like to specifically mention teachings that my dear husband, Harav Shlomo ben Rav Yitzchok, used to speak about when we came to Parashat Yitro. Everything I’m telling you today is based on his teachings—teachings that are written in the sefer Sifrei Sig V’shiach BeNivim

This message reflects on the significance of Shabbat Shira, where Bnei Israel, who initially doubted divine intervention, later recognized the miraculous nature of their deliverance. Explore the role of women in supporting men and the lesson of emunah through the manna. Get inspired they a story of a young man's legal miracle

Parashat Bo teaches us about the importance of every minute. We see this theme across the journey of Bnei Israel. Incredible story of the Baba Sali will inspire you in your growth in Emuna

In Parashat Vaera, Hashem reveals that suffering and exile are not punishment but a process of mercy and formation. From the makot in Egypt to a moving story from Modiin, we learn that Ani Hashem—Hashem is present in every detail, and even the smallest act of kindness can be life-saving.

Parashat Shemot opens the period of Shovavim and the story of galut Mitzrayim. Through the power of names, empathy, and emunah, we learn how redemption begins—even in darkness.

Parshat Beshalach and Shabbat Shira remind us of the miracles at Kriyat Yam Suf and the deep emunah required to recognize Hashem’s hand in both supernatural wonders and daily life. Through the heroism of Nachshon and the leadership of Miriam, we explore the vital connection between miracles and bitachon

In Parshat Bo, we learn how true darkness stems from self-centeredness, while light comes from caring for others. This Dvar Torah explores the lessons of Makat Choshech, renewal through the mitzvah of Kiddush HaChodesh, and the inner strength we find when we call out to Hashem. A moving reminder that time is our gift—and our responsibility.

Parshat Bo teaches us the sacred power of memory and the hope found in renewal. In these weeks of Shovavim, we reflect on purity, time, and miracles—both open and hidden. Through the mitzvah of Rosh Chodesh, we’re reminded that even in darkness, Hashem brings new light. A moving story of a father's forgiveness illustrates the power of hashgacha pratit.

Parashat Ki Tisa teaches us that true spiritual growth doesn’t come from miracles or grand moments, but from consistent inner work and deep patience. In a world of instant gratification, Hashem reminds us that holiness stems from within, not from outside symbols. Discover how the lessons of the Golden Calf, Moshe Rabbeinu’s radiance, and the delay in the Mishkan’s dedication speak directly to our lives today as Jewish women striving for meaning and connection.

This week's Parasha, Ki Tisa, begins with the Machatzit HaShekel, highlighting the crucial role of unity in Jewish life. The catastrophic Chet HaEgel (Golden Calf) is presented as a consequence of division, panic, and a misguided desire for "new ways to serve Hashem." The Parasha ultimately underscores the power of prayer, the importance of introspection, and how performing mitzvot leads to profound blessings, even in challenging times.

Parashat Mishpatim opens with the laws of the eved Ivri and amah Ivriya, teaching us that Torah life begins with deep consideration for others. From household servants to property and borrowed items, every halacha reminds us to act with respect and empathy. A powerful story about Rav Nosson Tzvi Finkel shows how this ideal transforms lives—even beyond the Jewish world.

Good morning, everyone. This Shabbos is a very special Shabbos – Shabbat Shira . As you know, we read Parashat Beshalach , which includes...

This week in Parashat Va'eira, we delve into Moshe Rabbeinu's timeless question: "Why do things get worse?" Life often mirrors this, filled with doubts. Hashem's answer, "Ani Hashem" (I am Hashem), calls for unwavering trust. Discover how our patriarchs exemplified this, relying on faith even without clear understanding. Learn the profound meaning behind Hashem's names, the significance of divine boundaries, and how every event holds a hidden purpose, even when we can only se

Discover how each of the five senses was elevated at Matan Torah, transforming Har Sinai into a multisensory spiritual experience. In Parashat Yitro, we explore how seeing, hearing, tasting, touching, and smelling deepened our connection to Hashem and the Torah, with powerful stories, inspiration for women, and a timeless message of faith and growth.

Explore the hidden hand of Hashem in Purim. From Moshe Rabbeinu’s plea to Esther’s bravery, the Megillah teaches us how prayer, unity, and emunah sustain Am Yisrael in exile. Learn the deeper messages behind Purim’s mitzvot and Hashem’s timeless providence.

Chodesh Tov!  May this new month bring joy, shared celebrations, and only good tidings to all. In this month of Adar, our tradition...

For the refuah shleimah  of my dear mother, Mrs. Malka bas Frad, and l'ilui nishmat  my beloved husband, Rav Shlomo ben Rav Yitzchak...

Good morning, everyone! As the days speed towards Purim, we're delving into a profound and timely message. This Shabbos, we read Parshat...

Hello everyone. This week is Parshat Va'eira, and I apologize for the slight delay today. I'm sending this message for the ilui neshama...

This week’s Parshat Vayakhel and Parshat Para teach us about renewal, atonement, and faith as we approach Pesach. Moshe’s call to unite and build the Mishkan transforms past mistakes, while Shabbat brings peace amid urgency. The Red Heifer symbolizes submission and humility before Hashem. Women’s faith, shown through their mirrors, highlights hope and devotion. May these lessons inspire a meaningful Shabbat and festival preparation.