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  1. Vayigashתשפ״ב

    Change in Leadership

    The Haftorah for Parshas Vayigash discusses the reunification of Klal Yisroel in Acharis HaYamim, emphasizing the roles of Melech and Nasi, both named Dovid, and their significance in future leadership.

    Haftorah

  2. Ki Sisaתשפ״ב

    Destination Ahead

    The Haftorah for Parshas Ki Sisa discusses Eliyahu Hanavi's confrontation with the Neviei HaBaal on Har HaCarmel, emphasizing the importance of choosing between Baal and Hashem in our lives.

    Haftorah

  3. MetzoraShabbos Hagadolתשפ״ב

    Good Old Days

    The essay explores the significance of Shabbos Hagadol and its Haftorah from Malachai, emphasizing the promise of returning to a time of spiritual closeness and acceptance of Korbanos.

    Haftorah

  4. Chayei Sarahתשפ״ב

    Laughing Matter

    The Haftorah for Parshas Chayei Sara discusses the transfer of power from Dovid Hamelech to Shlomo, highlighting themes of leadership and the importance of laughter in spiritual growth.

    Haftorah

  5. Titzavehתשפ״ב

    Lion’s Share

    This Haftorah discusses Yechezkel's vision of the Mizbeach in the future Temple, emphasizing the significance of its construction and the symbolism of the term 'Ariel' as a representation of divine fire.

    Haftorah

  6. Vayeshevתשפ״ב

    New Shoes

    The Haftorah for Parshas Vayeshev discusses the consequences of judicial corruption and connects it to the story of Mechiras Yosef, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and valuing spiritual elevation.

    Haftorah

  7. Noachתשפ״ב

    Open Doors

    This Haftorah connects the themes of Noach's promise and the future redemption, emphasizing the importance of repentance and the everlasting covenant with Hashem.

    Haftorah

  8. Vayechiתשפ״ב

    Purest Intentions

    The essay discusses King David's final instructions to his son Solomon, emphasizing the importance of honoring those who support the monarchy for the sake of divine honor rather than personal gain.

    Haftorah

  9. Shemosתשפ״ב

    Pushed Aside

    The Haftorah for Parshas Shemos discusses the behaviors leading to Galus and the promise of Geulah, emphasizing the significance of the groups mentioned in the prophecy.

    Haftorah

  10. Boתשפ״ב

    Stand Up Straight

    This Haftorah discusses the punishment of Mitzrayim for their oppression of Bnei Yisroel, using metaphors related to a snake to illustrate the consequences of their actions.

    Haftorah

  11. Beshalachתשפ״ב

    Star Power

    The Haftorah for Parshas Beshalach features Shiras Devorah, highlighting themes of leadership and personal responsibility. It emphasizes that each individual is accountable for their actions, as illustrated through the downfall of Sisra.

    Haftorah

  12. Vayetzeiתשפ״ב

    Strong Personality

    The Haftorah for Parshas Vayetzei connects the journeys of Yaakov and his descendants, emphasizing the importance of respecting Neviim and their roles in guiding Klal Yisroel.

    Haftorah

  13. Pekudeiתשפ״ב

    Then, Only Then

    This Haftorah discusses the completion of the Mikdash and the arrival of the Shechina, emphasizing the importance of understanding past and future events in our lives.

    Haftorah

  14. Vayishlachתשפ״ב

    VaYishlach

    The Haftorah for Parshas Vayishlach discusses the prophecy of Ovadiah regarding Esav's downfall, emphasizing the swift destruction of Esav compared to straw when ignited by the flames of Bnei Yisroel.

    Haftorah

  15. Pesachתשפ״א

    Achron Shel Pesach

    The essay explores the significance of Shira in the context of Pesach, particularly focusing on the Shira of Dovid Hamelech and its implications for gratitude and introspection.

    Haftorah

  16. Beraishisתשפ״א

    Be Strong For Us

    The Haftorah emphasizes the importance of Torah and Mitzvos in strengthening our connection to Hashem and protecting us from outside influences, highlighting the concepts of Emunah and Bitachon.

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  17. Shemini Atzeresתשפ״א

    Bid You Farewell

    The Haftorah for Shmini Atzeres emphasizes the importance of creating a lasting bond with Hashem, as exemplified by the people’s farewell to Shlomo Hamelech, seeking blessings on this auspicious day.

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  18. Vayigashתשפ״א

    Boundary Issues

    The Haftorah for Parshas Vayigash discusses the reunification of Klal Yisroel and the promise of living in Eretz Yisroel without boundaries, emphasizing the importance of humility and reliance on Hashem.

    Haftorah

  19. Vayeraתשפ״א

    Closed Door Session

    The Haftorah for Parshas Vayera highlights the importance of privacy in miracles, linking the stories of Elisha with themes of personal growth and introspection.

    Haftorah

  20. Emorתשפ״א

    Emor Double Meaning

    The Haftorah for Parshas Emor discusses the roles and responsibilities of the Kohanim, emphasizing their importance in preserving Halachos and mediating disputes within Klal Yisroel.

    Haftorah

  21. Chukasתשפ״א

    Eternal Dispute

    The Haftorah discusses Yiftach's rise to power and his diplomatic approach to conflict with Amon, highlighting themes of heritage and historical claims.

    Haftorah

  22. Achrei Mosתשפ״א

    Firmly Planted

    The Haftorah for Achrei Mos emphasizes the promise of redemption and permanence in Eretz Yisroel, using metaphors of planting and roots to convey the enduring relationship between Hashem and Bnei Yisroel.

    Haftorah

  23. Ki SavoRosh Hashanahתשפ״א

    Good Clouds

    The Haftorah from Yeshaya focuses on the hope of Geulah and the swift return of Bnei Yisroel to Yerushalayim, using metaphors of clouds and doves to illustrate this process.

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  24. Beshalachתשפ״א

    I Am You Mother

    The Haftorah discusses Devorah's leadership and the miraculous victory over Yavin's army, emphasizing the significance of her song of praise and the role of a mother in providing comfort and hope.

    Haftorah

  25. Shemosתשפ״א

    Lone Savior

    The essay explores the themes of exile and redemption in the Haftorah of Shemos, emphasizing the role of Yaakov in redeeming Avrohom and the importance of living a life of independence from outside influences.

    Haftorah

  26. Vayechiתשפ״א

    Long Days

    The Haftorah for Parshas Vayechi discusses King David's final advice to his son Solomon, emphasizing the importance of staying true to God's path. It explores the unique phrasing regarding David's days drawing close to death, highlighting the distinction between physical death and spiritual life.

    Haftorah

  27. Ki Seitzeiתשפ״א

    Mothers Rejoice

    The Haftorah for Ki Seitzei encourages the barren to rejoice, highlighting the promise of future growth and redemption through sincere prayers. It draws parallels between the plight of Jerusalem and the experiences of the Matriarchs.

    Haftorah

  28. Boתשפ״א

    Mountains of Proof

    The Haftorah for Parshas Bo discusses the prophecy against Pharaoh and Egypt, emphasizing the certainty of divine judgment and the significance of the mountains Tavor and Carmel in relation to the Torah and the Jewish people's unique connection to God.

    Haftorah

  29. Pinchasתשפ״א

    Northern Light

    This Haftorah introduces the Tlasa D’Parenusa, emphasizing the significance of the Nevuos of Yirmiyahu during the period of Bein HaMetzarim. It conveys a warning about the impending destruction from the north and the importance of sincere Teshuva.

    Haftorah

  30. MiketzChanukahתשפ״א

    Not By Choice

    The Haftorah of Miketz tells the story of King Solomon's wisdom in resolving a dispute between two mothers over a baby. It emphasizes the importance of selflessness in judgment and the divine wisdom that should guide our decisions.

    Haftorah

  31. Re'ehתשפ״א

    Precious Foundations

    The Haftorah discusses the promise of rebuilding Yerushalayim with precious stones, symbolizing hope and permanence after suffering. It emphasizes that our current struggles contribute to a glorious future.

    Haftorah

  32. Behaloschaתשפ״א

    Properly Clothed

    The Haftorah discusses the Nevuos received by Zecharia during the time of the Binyan Bais Sheni, focusing on Yehoshua Kohen Gadol's symbolic clothing and the implications of his sons' marriages.

    Haftorah

  33. Metzoraתשפ״א

    Selling Short

    The Haftorah for Metzorah discusses the story of four Metzoraim who defect to the camp of Aram during a famine, highlighting themes of potential and the value of life.

    Haftorah

  34. Shoftimתשפ״א

    Silver Mettle

    The Haftorah of Shoftim conveys messages of hope and redemption, emphasizing the importance of sincere Teshuva as a path to Geulah.

    Haftorah

  35. Ekevתשפ״א

    Space Planning

    This Haftorah discusses the theme of Nechama and the return of the dispersed Jewish people, emphasizing the hope for spiritual reconnection and the challenges of physical space in Yerushalayim.

    Haftorah

  36. Sheminiתשפ״א

    Strong Leadership

    The Haftorah for Shemini discusses King David's joyful return of the Aron Hakodesh and the conflict with Michal, highlighting themes of leadership and the importance of drawing others closer to Hashem.

    Haftorah

  37. Sukkosתשפ״א

    Sukkos Before Everything

    The essay explores the significance of the Keruvim in the context of the Binyan HaMikdash and their connection to the themes of creation and closeness to Hashem during Sukkos.

    Haftorah

  38. Chayei Sarahתשפ״א

    Temperature Control

    The Haftorah for Parshas Chayei Sara reflects on King David's final days, exploring themes of aging, respect for clothing, and divine providence.

    Haftorah

  39. Yom Kippurתשפ״א

    The Big City

    The essay explores the Haftorah of Yom Kippur, focusing on the story of Yona and Ninveh, emphasizing the importance of Teshuva and the city's unique characteristics.

    Haftorah

  40. Nasoתשפ״א

    True Vision

    The essay explores the connection between the Nazir status of Shimshon and his ability to combat the Pelishtim, emphasizing the importance of pure Emes in overcoming challenges.

    Haftorah

  41. Ve'eschananתשפ״א

    V’Eschanan: Never Enough

    The Haftorah emphasizes the importance of maintaining hope for Geulah and understanding the inadequacy of the Umos HaOlam in achieving Kapparah, contrasting it with the relationship Jews have with Hashem.

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  42. Balakתשפ״א

    Walled In

    The Haftorah for Parshas Balak discusses the dual themes of future redemption and the consequences of ingratitude. It emphasizes the transition from reliance on walled cities to a state of security and spiritual growth.

    Haftorah

  43. Yom Kippurתש״פ

    A Whole Day

    The Haftorah for Yom Kippur emphasizes the importance of Teshuva and the connection between peace and repentance, urging individuals to seek balance in their character traits.

    Haftorah

  44. Vayigashתש״פ

    Axe Growing

    The Haftorah for Parshas Vayigash discusses Yechezkel's vision of two planks representing the unity of Israel, emphasizing the importance of visual aids in conveying divine messages.

    Haftorah

  45. Re'ehתש״פ

    Beyond Reason

    This Haftorah discusses the restoration of Yerushalayim and the importance of recommitting to Torah and Mitzvos for spiritual revival and redemption.

    Haftorah

  46. Bechukosaiתש״פ

    Call of the Rooster

    This essay explores the Haftorah of Bechukosai, focusing on the themes of Bitachon and the consequences of trusting in man versus trusting in Hashem.

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  47. MiketzChanukahתש״פ

    Chanukah Oil Based

    The Haftorah for Chanukah emphasizes the importance of divine inspiration over human strength, illustrated through Zechariah's vision of a Menorah and olive trees, symbolizing the connection between wisdom and the Ruach Hashem.

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  48. Chayei Sarahתש״פ

    Chayei Sara As It Should Be

    The Haftorah for Parshas Chayei Sara discusses the transfer of power from Dovid to Shlomo, highlighting themes of authority and the consequences of challenging established leadership.

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  49. Balakתש״פ

    Do The Dew

    The Haftorah for Parshas Balak discusses the future triumph of Klal Yisroel and their reliance on Hashem, likening them to dew which is independent of human effort.

    Haftorah

  50. TitzavehPurimParshas Zachorתש״פ

    Generation Gap

    The essay explores the connection between Haman and Agag, emphasizing the importance of generational continuity in combating Amalek's influence.

    Haftorah

  51. Ki SisaParshas Parahתש״פ

    Haftoras Parah

    The Haftorah of Parshas Parah emphasizes the importance of purity in preparation for the Korban Pesach, contrasting the desolation of Eretz Yisroel with its future rejuvenation, akin to Gan Eden.

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  52. Boתש״פ

    Have No Fear

    The Haftorah for Parshas Bo conveys a message of hope and reassurance from the Navi Yermiyahu, emphasizing that despite fears of oppression and exile, the future redemption of Klal Yisroel is guaranteed.

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  53. Ve'eschananתש״פ

    Heart of the Matter

    The Haftorah of V'Eschanan emphasizes the importance of maintaining a yearning for Geulah and Nechama, focusing on the need for comforting words to be spoken to Yerushalayim and the Jewish people.

    Haftorah

  54. Machar Chodeshתש״פ

    Humble Beginnings

    The Haftorah for Rosh Chodesh discusses the relationship between Shaul and Dovid, highlighting themes of mockery and humility in leadership.

    Haftorah

  55. Emorתש״פ

    It’s All White

    The Haftorah for Parshas Emor discusses the future Kohanim and their roles, emphasizing the significance of their garments and the absence of wool in the Bigdei Kehuna of the Bayis Shlishi, reflecting a future without the threat of Lashon Harah.

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  56. Vaeraתש״פ

    Justice for All

    The Haftorah for Parshas Va’Era connects to themes of justice and divine punishment, reflecting on the relationship between Hashem, Pharaoh, and the eventual redemption of Bnei Yisroel.

    Haftorah

  57. Ki Seitzeiתש״פ

    Ki Seitzei

    The essay explores the Haftorah's themes of redemption and introspection during Elul, emphasizing the relationship between spiritual growth and physical existence.

    Haftorah

  58. Rosh Hashanahתש״פ

    King Me

    The essay explores the Haftorah readings for Rosh Hashanah, connecting the themes of prayer and redemption through the narratives of Chana and Rochel. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing our spiritual stature and the potential for return to holiness.

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  59. Ki SavoRosh Hashanahתש״פ

    Light Sources

    The Haftorah emphasizes the theme of light as a metaphor for the joy and transformation that will accompany the Geulah, highlighting our relationship with Hashem and the nations of the world.

    Haftorah

  60. Shoftimתש״פ

    Me Myself and I

    The Haftorah conveys a hopeful message about Geulah and Nechama, emphasizing the personal connection to Hashem through the word 'Anochi'.

    Haftorah

  61. Shabbos Rosh Chodeshתש״פ

    Opportunity Knocks

    The Haftorah for Shabbos Rosh Chodesh emphasizes the significance of both Shabbos and Rosh Chodesh, promising that all will come to the Bais Hamikdash to pray. It teaches the importance of humility in prayer for one's tefillos to be heard.

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  62. Achrei Mosתש״פ

    Order of Protection

    The Haftorah for Achrei Mos emphasizes the promise of redemption for Klal Yisroel despite their missteps, highlighting the significance of Malchus Bais Dovid as a source of protection and peace.

    Haftorah

  63. Vayikraתש״פ

    Our Right

    The Haftorah from Yeshayahu emphasizes the unique status of Am Yisroel and their connection to Korbanos, highlighting their role in serving Hashem despite their failings.

    Haftorah

  64. Devarimתש״פ

    Read the Signs

    The essay discusses the Haftorah for Shabbos Chazon, emphasizing the need for introspection and recognizing the signs from Hashem to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past, particularly in relation to the destruction of Sedom.

    Haftorah

  65. Ekevתש״פ

    Remember When

    This essay discusses the Haftorah for Ekev, focusing on the themes of divine remembrance and reassurance amidst doubt. It emphasizes the importance of the Korbanos brought by Moshe during the Miluim as a means of connecting with Hashem.

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  66. Shemosתש״פ

    Shemos Again and Again

    This Haftorah discusses the challenges faced by Klal Yisroel in understanding the Dvar Hashem, highlighting the breakdown in communication with their leaders and the need for a renewed connection to the Torah.

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  67. Beshalachתש״פ

    Sing Song

    The essay explores the significance of the Shira sung by Devorah and Barak after their victory over Sisra, connecting it to the Shira at Yam Suf and the nature of miraculous events.

    Haftorah

  68. Vayechiתש״פ

    Speed Bumps

    The essay explores King David's final instructions to his son Solomon, emphasizing the importance of maturity and self-control as he prepares to take the throne.

    Haftorah

  69. Nasoתש״פ

    Stay With Me

    The Haftorah for Parshas Nasso discusses Manoach's encounter with a Malach who announces the birth of his son, a Nazir. Manoach's request for the Malach to stay reflects a desire to maintain the holiness of the moment.

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  70. Pinchasתש״פ

    Sweet Endings

    This Haftorah emphasizes the importance of the almond branch as a symbol of hope and growth during the period of Bein HaMetzarim, reminding us that even in despair, transformation is possible.

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  71. Korachתש״פ

    The Voice

    The Haftorah for Parshas Korach discusses Shmuel's criticism of Bnei Yisroel's request for a king, highlighting the importance of understanding true motivations in leadership.

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  72. Vayishlachתש״פ

    Think Small

    The essay explores the Haftorah of Vayishlach, focusing on the interactions between Yaakov and Esav and the prophetic message of Ovadiah regarding Edom's ultimate fate.

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  73. Maseiתש״פ

    Thirst Quenching

    The Haftorah emphasizes the shortcomings of Klal Yisroel and their abandonment of Hashem, symbolized by the themes of water and thirst. It urges a return to a direct relationship with the Mekor Mayim Chaim.

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  74. Toldosתש״פ

    Toldos Since Forever

    This essay explores the Haftorah from Malachi, emphasizing the connection between the birth of Yaakov and Esav and their descendants' relationship with Hashem. It highlights the importance of maintaining a link to Har Sinai through Torah study.

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  75. NitzavimRosh Hashanahתש״פ

    True Happiness

    This Haftorah emphasizes the relationship between Hashem and Klal Yisroel, highlighting the joy and renewal that will come with the Geulah, akin to the joy of a newlywed couple.

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  76. Noachתש״פ

    Waterfall

    The Haftorah for Parshas Noach combines elements from two other Haftoros, emphasizing themes of Shiflus and the significance of water as a metaphor for Torah.

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  77. Shelachתש״פ

    We Can Only Hope

    The Haftorah for Parshas Shelach discusses the Meraglim's interactions with Rochov, emphasizing the importance of growth and commitment to faith through the metaphor of the red rope.

    Haftorah

  78. Behaloschaתש״פ

    Woke

    The Haftorah discusses Zechariah's prophecies during the rebuilding of the Second Temple, emphasizing the importance of hope and initiative in the face of challenges.

    Haftorah

  79. Yisroתש״פ

    Yisro Incensed

    The Haftorah for Parshas Yisro discusses Yeshayahu's mission to King Achaz, emphasizing the importance of a connection to Torah for achieving spiritual purity.

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  80. Re'ehתשע״ט

    Acting Class

    The essay discusses the significance of the Haftorah for Parshas Re’eh, emphasizing the themes of comfort and mourning for Yerushalayim, and the importance of external expressions of grief.

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  81. Terumahתשע״ט

    At Peace

    The Haftorah for Parshas Terumah discusses Shlomo Hamelech's preparations for the Bais Hamikdash, emphasizing the significance of his peace treaty with Chiram as a necessary step for its construction.

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  82. Kedoshimתשע״ט

    Be Prepared

    The Haftorah of Achrei Mos is read during Kedoshim, emphasizing preparation for spiritual growth during Sefiras HaOmer. It highlights the importance of Hachana for Kabalas Hatorah.

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  83. Beharתשע״ט

    Behar Questions and Answers

    The Haftorah of Parshas Behar discusses Yermiyahu's Nevuah while imprisoned, focusing on the importance of redeeming land and the significance of Bitachon in understanding the cycle of Galus and Geulah.

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  84. Beharתשע״ט

    Behar Questions and Answers

    The Haftorah of Parshas Behar discusses Yermiyahu's Nevuah regarding the redemption of a field, emphasizing the importance of Bitachon and the eventual return to Eretz Yisroel.

    Haftorah

  85. NitzavimRosh Hashanahתשע״ט

    Clothes Make the Man

    This Haftorah emphasizes our relationship with Hashem and the significance of clothing as a metaphor for our inner essence, especially as we approach Rosh Hashanah.

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  86. TazriaParshas HaChodeshתשע״ט

    Diminishing Returns

    The Haftorah for Parshas Hachodesh discusses the significance of Rosh Chodesh Nissan and its connection to the future redemption, emphasizing themes of humility and spiritual growth.

    Haftorah

  87. Ki Sisaתשע״ט

    Fired Up

    The Haftorah for Ki Sisa discusses Eliyahu Hanavi's confrontation with the Neviei HaBaal on Har HaCarmel, emphasizing the importance of choosing between Hashem and false idols.

    Haftorah

  88. BehaloschaChanukahתשע״ט

    Fireproof

    The Haftorah for Parshas Behaloscha teaches important lessons about the role of Yehoshua Kohen Gadol and the Satan's attempts to prosecute him, emphasizing the significance of remaining connected to the community during times of distress.

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  89. Shelachתשע״ט

    Flexible Flax

    The Haftorah for Parshas Shelach discusses the spies sent by Yehoshua and their encounter with Rachav, highlighting her transformation and the significance of the flax used to hide them.

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  90. SheminiParshas Parahתשע״ט

    Haftoras Parah With Sprinkles

    The essay discusses the Haftorah of Parshas Parah, emphasizing the themes of purification and redemption, particularly through the metaphor of sprinkling water to achieve Tahara.

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  91. MetzoraShabbos Hagadolתשע״ט

    Haftoras Shabbos Hagadol: Two Way Street

    The Haftorah for Shabbos Hagadol emphasizes the connection between fathers and sons, highlighting the importance of returning to the ways of Hashem as we prepare for Pesach.

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  92. Tzavתשע״ט

    Haftoras Tzav

    The Haftorah warns Bnei Yisroel about the consequences of their actions regarding the Bais Hamikdash, contrasting joy with mourning and emphasizing the importance of true Simcha connected to Hashem.

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  93. VayikraPurimParshas Zachorתשע״ט

    Haftoras Zachor: Sheepish

    The essay explores the Haftorah of Parshas Zachor, focusing on Shaul's battle against Amalek and the significance of counting soldiers with sheep to counteract Amalek's inflated sense of self.

    Haftorah

  94. Matosתשע״ט

    Here To Stay

    The Haftorah emphasizes the importance of our connection to the Torah, warning against forgetting Hashem and the consequences of neglecting our relationship with the Torah.

    Haftorah

  95. Pinchasתשע״ט

    Historical Perspective

    This Haftorah discusses the significance of Yermiyahu's prophetic calling and the importance of historical perspective in leadership, especially during the three weeks of Bein HaMetzarim.

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  96. Balakתשע״ט

    Keep Going

    The essay discusses the Haftorah of Balak, emphasizing the importance of sincere service to Hashem through justice, kindness, and humility, rather than public displays of piety.

    Haftorah

  97. Korachתשע״ט

    Korach: Precipitating Precipitation

    The Haftorah for Parshas Korach discusses Shmuel's rebuke of Bnei Yisroel for requesting a king, emphasizing the importance of spiritual leadership over physical security.

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  98. Emorתשע״ט

    Little Leaders

    The Haftorah for Parshas Emor discusses the role of the Kohanim in the future Bais Hamikdash, emphasizing their responsibilities in teaching and adjudicating. It highlights the importance of humility and leadership in Klal Yisroel.

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  99. Machar Chodeshתשע״ט

    Machor Chodesh

    The Haftorah 'Machor Chodesh' discusses the deep friendship between Dovid and Yonasan, emphasizing the concept of selfless love that transcends personal gain.

    Haftorah

  100. Nasoתשע״ט

    Nasso: Nurture Above Nature

    The Haftorah discusses Manoach, the father of Shimshon, and explores his character as a non-argumentative individual who rose above the tendencies of his Shevet, Dan. It highlights how his qualities contributed to the birth of a savior for Klal Yisroel.

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  101. Ekevתשע״ט

    Our Birthright

    This Haftorah discusses the themes of Nechama and the promise of Geulah, emphasizing the importance of remembering our origins in Avrohom and Sara to inspire hope during times of despair.

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  102. Chukasתשע״ט

    Out of Bounds

    The Haftorah for Parshas Chukas discusses Yiftach's origins and his leadership in battle against Amon, exploring themes of character, conflict avoidance, and the virtue of Gevurah.

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  103. Pekudeiתשע״ט

    Pole Position

    The Haftorah for Parshas Pekudei discusses the completion of the Binyan Bayis Rishon and the significance of the Badim that carried the Aron, emphasizing the connection between Kedusha and our ability to carry ourselves.

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  104. VayelechShabbos Shuvaתשע״ט

    Ripple Effect

    The Haftorah for Shabbos Shuva emphasizes the importance of Teshuva and its ripple effect on the community, highlighting how one person's repentance can lead to forgiveness for all.

    Haftorah

  105. VayakelParshas Shekalimתשע״ט

    Sacred Trust

    This Haftorah discusses King Yoash's reforms regarding the funds for the Bais Hamikdash, linking it to the Mitzvah of Shekalim and the importance of trust in leadership.

    Haftorah

  106. Titzavehתשע״ט

    Salty Wounds

    This Haftorah discusses Yechezkel's vision of the future Mizbeach and its inauguration, drawing parallels to the Chanukas Hamishkan. It emphasizes the significance of salt in the Korban process and its deeper implications for understanding suffering and redemption.

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  107. Devarimתשע״ט

    See Clearly

    The essay explores the significance of the Haftorah for Shabbos Chazon, emphasizing the harsh messages of Yeshayahu's prophecies and their implications for understanding divine judgment and hope.

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  108. Ki SavoRosh Hashanahתשע״ט

    So Very Precious

    The Haftorah for Ki Savo emphasizes the transformation of Yerushalayim and the relationship with the nations post-Geulah, highlighting the irreplaceable value of life and the Shechina.

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  109. Ki Seitzeiתשע״ט

    Swear Words

    The Haftorah emphasizes the eternal nature of Hashem's mercy and the promise of redemption, comparing it to the oath made to Noach. It highlights the importance of understanding divine compassion during the days of introspection in Elul.

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  110. Ve'eschananתשע״ט

    V’Eschanan Speak Up

    This Haftorah emphasizes the importance of speaking out about the Geulah and Nechama, highlighting the power of our voice in connecting to our spiritual essence.

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  111. Shoftimתשע״ט

    Wake Up Call

    The Haftorah for Shoftim emphasizes awakening from spiritual slumber and recognizing the potential for redemption, especially during the month of Elul. It encourages introspection and growth through the influences of Torah and mitzvos.

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  112. Devarimתשע״ח

    A Charity Case

    This essay discusses the Haftorah for Tisha B'Av, emphasizing the themes of justice and charity as pathways to redemption, while reflecting on the destruction caused by the actions of Klal Yisroel.

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  113. Rosh Hashanahתשע״ח

    Direct Connect

    The essay explores the connection between Chana's prayer and Rosh Hashanah, emphasizing the importance of direct communication with Hashem during this Yom Tov.

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  114. Pesachתשע״ה

    The Ultimate Song

    This essay explores the significance of Shir HaShirim, emphasizing its unique status as the 'ultimate song' that reflects both joy and longing for Hashem, particularly in the context of Pesach.

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