The opening verse of Parshat Eikev (Deut. 7:12) contains the unusual word “eikev”, for which... Read More
The Book of Devarim (Deuteronomy) begins with a phrase the Talmudic sages interpret to mean... Read More
The first two verses in the portion of Mattot are confounding. Why are the leaders... Read More
Rabbi Dunner presents an array of astonishing stories and anecdotes, charting the unlikely rise of... Read More
One of the most curious episodes in the Torah is the appearance of the daughters... Read More
Upon entering the synagogue each morning for prayers we intone the words first uttered by... Read More
The Mishna in Avot (5,17) defines the conflict of Korach as not being "for the... Read More
Moses Mendelssohn was simultaneously the most famous Jew in Europe during the eighteenth century, and... Read More