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Rabbi Morris Kamil was raised with a dedication to social justice and Tikkun olam.  In her rabbinate at Ahavat Torah she is continuing her work as an activist.
Please follow the link below to read about Rabbi Morris Kamil’s devotion to fixing the world:
https://jewishjournal.com/community/rabbis-of-la/350039/rabbi-michal-morris-kamil-the-daughter-of-diplomats-who-gives-back/
Torah Sparks
  • Rabbi Debra Orenstein: Elul The Meaning of “Elul”

    Rabbi Debra Orenstein: Elul The Meaning of “Elul”

    September 6, 2026
    The application of the letters of “Elul” to various meanings related to this holy time. Rabbi Orenstein considers it as …
  • Maggie Zelig Golden: Elul Waking Up & Plowing Our Divine Fields

    Maggie Zelig Golden: Elul Waking Up & Plowing Our Divine Fields

    September 6, 2026
    Maggid Golden relates the fall harvest and Rosh Hashana to the month of Elul. “Elul” means “harvest” in the Akkadian …
  • Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, z’l: Nitzavim-Vayelech To Renew Our Days

    Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, z’l: Nitzavim-Vayelech To Renew Our Days

    September 6, 2026
    Rabbi Sacks references Deut. 31:10-13, emphasizing what Moses ultimately did during his last days: he established a protocol of reading …
  • Karen Erlichman: Reflecting on Ki Tavo

    Karen Erlichman: Reflecting on Ki Tavo

    August 31, 2026
    Karen Erlichman considers the contrast of Elul, a time for reflection on our behavior during the past year, and the …
  • Ilana Kurshan: Ki Tavo Why Does the Blind Man Carry a Torch?

    Ilana Kurshan: Ki Tavo Why Does the Blind Man Carry a Torch?

    August 31, 2026
    Ilana Kushan comments on the similarities between the curses in the parashah and the Plagues of Egypt, in particular, as …
  • Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, z/l: Ki Tavo A Sense of History

    Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, z/l: Ki Tavo A Sense of History

    August 31, 2026
    The ceremony of First Fruits is described in rich detail, the fruits, the ox with the horns overlaid with gold, …
  • Emmanuel Bloch, Ph.D: Ki Teitsei Is Modesty Still Relevant in the Twenty-First Century?

    Emmanuel Bloch, Ph.D: Ki Teitsei Is Modesty Still Relevant in the Twenty-First Century?

    August 23, 2026
    Dr. Bloch considers the historical precedent for tzniut in the Jewish community. He cites Torah passages that equate immodesty with …
  • Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, z/l: Ki Teitsei The Parameters of Justice

    Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, z/l: Ki Teitsei The Parameters of Justice

    August 23, 2026
    Rabbi Sacks addresses the statement in Deuteronomy 24:16, that a person shall only be put to death for his own …
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