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11 essays

1. Behaloscha · תשע״ו

   Don’t Be Jealous

   This essay explores Aharon HaKohen's feelings of discouragement when he was not involved in the Korbanos of the Nissim and how Hashem consoled him with the Mitzvah of Hadlakas HaMenorah, emphasizing the unique role of Shevet Levi.

   Parsha

2. Ekev · תשע״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.

   Parsha

3. Shelach · תשע״ו

   Fringe Benefits

   The essay explores the connection between the topics of Avodah Zarah, Shabbos, and Tzitzis in Parshas Shelach, emphasizing their significance in relation to Kol HaTorah Kula.

   Parsha

4. Re'eh · תשע״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.

   Parsha

5. Beshalach · תשע״ו

   I Know I Can

   The essay explores the significance of Bnei Yisroel's actions at Krias Yam Suf, emphasizing the importance of self-confidence and belief in one's potential for greatness.

   Parsha

6. Lech Lecha · תשע״ו

   It’s Unnatural

   This essay explores the strength and faith of Sarah Imenu, highlighting her decision to give Hagar to Avraham as a means to overcome her natural limitations and fulfill her desire for children.

   Parsha

7. Shemos · תשע״ו

   Mark of a Leader

   The essay discusses Moshe Rabbeinu's transformation into a leader during his encounter with the burning bush, emphasizing his innate concern for Klal Yisroel and the qualities that define true leadership.

   Parsha

8. Miketz · Chanukah · תשע״ו

   The Winding Road

   This essay explores the connection between Parshas Miketz and Chanukah, focusing on Yaakov's change of heart regarding Binyamin's journey to Mitzrayim and the theme of Emunah in the face of the unknown.

   Parsha

9. Vayigash · תשע״ו

   Wagons of Achrayus

   This essay explores the significance of the wagons sent by Yosef to Yaakov, linking it to the concept of Achrayus (responsibility) as taught in the Parsha of Egla Arufa.

   Parsha

10. Pesach · תשע״ו

    We Are Miracle

    Acharon Shel Pesach highlights the unique Kedusha and miracles associated with Krias Yam Suf, emphasizing the importance of faith and the divine intervention during the Exodus.

    Parsha

11. Yisro · תשע״ו

    What Did You Hear?

    This essay explores the significance of Yisro's advice to Moshe, emphasizing the importance of constructive criticism and viewing others positively.

    Parsha