Moses

Tzara'at laws were given to Israel. A non-Jew with tzara'at is not impure, because only those close to Hashem must be cautious of His touch.

Moses appoints Joshua and Hur, empowering others to combat Amalek and emphasizing the eternal struggle against absolute evil.

Ancient Egypt was a lavish paradise—if you were in charge. Let's unravel how this 'Garden of the Wicked' transformed into the backdrop for a revolution that reshaped history.

When the Sultan's entourage arrived in the morning, they found the tree bent and withered. "What a pity," they thought, "that such a beautiful tree is now ruined. There's no point in using its timber." They went to find another tree for the Sultan. But as soon as they left, the tree sprang back to life, its branches stretching skyward once more.

Ever wonder why Zebulun is called a seafaring tribe when its land doesn't reach the shore? Join us as we delve into the intriguing history behind this blessing.

Ever wondered why so many Torah portions end on a somber note? Let's explore why the final chapters brim with blessings and curses, and how this connects to our current lives.

Why does Moses repeat these curses? Wasn't it enough to mention them previously? How does this connect to the opening, "You are standing today," and to those who say, "Peace will be mine even as I follow my own path"?

In a time when Jewish communities lacked consistent institutions and rules for handling communal funds, fascinating regulations were documented to ensure transparency and trust.

The Torah never mentions Moses marrying a Cushite woman. Instead, it describes his marriage to Zipporah, the Midianite. With Jethro, his father-in-law, visiting during the giving of the Torah, how and when could he have taken a 'Cushite woman'?

Together with the Written Torah, Moses received the Oral Torah, including the Mishnah, Talmud, and Agadah, as well as contemporary Torah insights. All were given from Above.

Even today, you can observe the extraordinary phenomenon within the stones of Mount Sinai, where the Torah was given: Tiny bush patterns appear on every fragment from all sides.

These individuals were not like slaves in character. They were proud and intelligent people who, with all modesty, recognized their worth. The Israelites were an isolated island of wisdom and purity amid a sea of superstition and corruption that spread across the ancient world.

Throughout history, no nation but the Jewish people claims a mass divine revelation. What makes this event so significant and unparalleled?

We received the entire Torah at Mount Sinai, so where did differences in Jewish law come from?

Did Korach read in the Torah that he would be swallowed by the earth?

Why is the Divine known by two names: Father and King? How can we understand His guidance for us?

The letter Mem contains the secret of memory. The number 40 appears frequently in the Torah, and it is associated with unique powers.

Moses was the greatest believer. As one gains the ability to see Hashem and understand His greatness, genuine humility quickly enters the heart.

In a personal interview with the Hidabrut website, Kobi Shimoni talks about his deep connection to Judaism, the destructive method of tying us to screens, and why he feels connected to Moses.

How did the Jewish people know, thousands of years ago, that honey contains nothing forbidden to eat? Did Moses have a sophisticated biochemical lab?