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.

Introduction: Finding Strength Through Torah in Times of Sorrow In times of heartache, we turn to the eternal wisdom of Torah for comfort...

This week's Parasha, Mishpatim, delivered just after the giving of the Torah, delves into the foundations of a just and harmonious...

In these turbulent times—marked by tragedies in Eretz Yisrael and natural disasters like recent earthquakes—we are reminded that Hashem...

A Gut Chodesh, dear friends. As we enter Chodesh Adar , may Hashem send yeshuos  (salvations), refuos  (healings), and nechamos...