Rabbi Sacks writes about Korach’s political perceptiveness in knowing exactly how to incite a rebellion. However, the rebellion could not have succeeded in any case, since the groups had different objectives.
Please follow the link below to the Sephardic University article on Sephardic Jews in the American Revolutionary War:
The spies feared success, not failure. This is the common mistake of deeply religious men. God wanted the Israelites to create a model society, where the Shechinah could become close to the people.
Shabbat Services on Friday June 30th at 6PM Installation of Rabbi Shira Freidlin
Fresh from serving Jewish Journal readers a deeply knowledgeable dose of ChatGPT and other strains from the artificial intelligence universe a week ago, Rabbi Yehuda Hausman demonstrates this time that he is capable of engineering a few surprises.
Rabbi Adam Ruditsky is taking a pulpit in Plano, Texas, with congregation Adam Chaverim. His move coincides exactly with this week’s parashah, Beha’alotecha.
Announcement: Cantor Alyssa Rosenbaum will be installed as the new incoming cantor for Bnai Jeshurun Congregation during the weekend of June 9 – 10.
Rabbi Sacks writes about the challenges of leadership, such as those experienced by Moses in this week’s parashah, Beha’alotecha. Spiritual leadership is especially challenging. Moses called on God to kill him because he could not manage the weight of leadership.
Rabbi Bouskila remembers the brilliance and encyclopedic knowledge of his uncle Isaac, z/l.
“Avinu Shebashamayim” by Cantor Phil Baron