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  1. Ve'eschananRosh Hashanahתשע״ו

    Among The Nations

    This essay explores the connection between Parshas Ve’Eschanan and the weeks of Nechama following Tisha B'Av, emphasizing the importance of maintaining Jewish identity amidst external influences.

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  2. Ki SavoRosh Hashanahתשע״ו

    Calling and Answering

    Parshas Ki Savo discusses the Mitzvah of Bikurim and its significance, highlighting the connection between the joy of bringing first fruits and the historical context of Klal Yisroel's redemption from Egypt.

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  3. Ki Seitzeiתשע״ו

    Everything To Gain

    The essay explores the connection between two Mitzvos in Parshas Ki Seitzei, emphasizing the importance of treating vulnerable individuals with dignity while adhering to the principles of Torah law.

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  4. Ekevתשע״ו

    Fathers and Sons

    This essay explores the connection between the experiences of Bnei Yisroel in the Midbar and their commitment to Mitzvos, emphasizing that hardships can lead to spiritual growth.

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  5. Re'ehתשע״ו

    Groups of Children

    This essay explores the Mitzvah of 'Lo Sisgodidu' and its implications for unity within Klal Yisroel, emphasizing our identity as children of Hashem.

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  6. VayelechRosh Hashanahתשע״ו

    Hold on Tight

    The essay explores the connection between Parshas Vayelech and the themes of Teshuva during the Aseres Yimei Teshuva, emphasizing the importance of recognizing our distance from Hashem and the power of returning to Him.

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  7. Shoftimתשע״ו

    It Grows on Trees

    This essay explores the Torah's command regarding fruit trees during sieges, emphasizing the importance of recognizing potential in both trees and people. It highlights the spiritual significance of wars fought by Klal Yisroel.

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  8. Devarimתשע״ו

    Look Beyond

    This essay explores the connection between Parshas Devarim and Tisha B'Av, emphasizing the importance of unity and understanding among Klal Yisroel to overcome baseless hatred.

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  9. Ve'eschananתשע״ו

    V'Eschanan

    Parshas V'Eschanan, following Tisha B'Av, emphasizes the importance of separating from the native inhabitants of Eretz Yisroel to prevent our children from straying from the path of Hashem.

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