Weekly Parsha

Parashat Ki Tisa

Parashat Ki Tisa contains some of the most dramatic events in the Torah, including the Sin of the Golden Calf, Moses' plea for forgiveness, and his encounter with God’s divine...

Parashat Tetzaveh

Parashat Tetzaveh continues the instructions for the Mishkan (Tabernacle), focusing on the Kohanim (priests) and their special garments, as well as the rituals for their inauguration. The name Tetzaveh means...

Parashat Trumah

Parashat Terumah begins the detailed instructions for the construction of the Mishkan (Tabernacle) — the portable sanctuary where God's presence would dwell among the Israelites. The name Terumahmeans “offering”, referring to...

Parashat Mishpatim

Parashat Mishpatim follows the giving of the Ten Commandments and lays out a wide range of civil, ethical, and social laws that form the foundation of Jewish society. The name...

Parashat Yitro

Parashat Yitro is one of the most significant portions in the Torah, featuring the Giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai — the central event in Jewish history. The parashah is...

Parashat Beshalach

Parashat Beshalach is one of the most dramatic portions in the Torah, describing the miraculous crossing of the Red Sea (Kriyat Yam Suf), the Israelites' journey through the desert, and...