Why is Vayishlach called the parashah of exile if Yaakov’s exile was in Charan? Because the true test can happen even in Eretz Yisrael—when you’re home, yet don’t feel at home. Yaakov’s confrontation with Esav, his struggle in the dark, and the message of oil that won’t mix become a timeless guide: humility, detailed tefillah, and readiness to fight for kedushah—especially when the world pressures us to become “like them.”

This week's Parashat Vayishlach offers timeless guidance for navigating life's challenges. Yaakov Avinu teaches us humility, constant gratitude ("Katonti"), and the power of heartfelt prayer as he confronts Esav. Learn why no detail is insignificant in Hashem's plan, as symbolized by Yaakov returning for "small objects." Explore the spiritual darkness of the Greek exile (Hanukkah) and the importance of standing firm in our principles. Discover how Yaakov's struggle with the a

This week in Parashat Vayishlach, we explore Yaakov's blueprint for navigating "galut" (exile). Learn how gifts, preparation, and especially Tefillah (prayer) are vital for success. Discover the deep meaning of "VaYivater Yaakov Levado" – the strength to stand alone amidst spiritual darkness, like during Hanukkah. Uncover how even small struggles and hidden wounds can lead to healing and purpose. Through inspiring stories of divine intervention, witness how challenges can ult

This week, as we read Parashat Vayishlach , my heart is full of deep gratitude to Hashem. We were zocheh to a beautiful simcha in our...

Good morning everyone! As we approach Shabbos and Parashat Vayishlach, my thoughts are with the world we live in today – a world brimming...