In this week’s reading we are commanded regarding the covenantal ceremony to be held

Overt sanctity find expression in behavior which is there for all to see, in one’s outer appearance and actions.

Parashat Va-Yelekh mentions for the last time the demand to come to the Lord’s Sanctuary. This location is defined in Deuteronomy

The manna that came down in the wilderness in response to the people's repeated complaints of increasing hunger

The Sages note many points of similarity between Laban the Aramean and Bil'am son of Beor.

Who is not familiar with the logo of Carmel Wines or of the Ministry of Tourism?

"You shall be holy" (Lev. 19:2)—this obligation of sanctity was imposed on the Israelites from the outset of the Theophany at Mount Sinai

Jacob is one of the more prominent figures in the book of Genesis. His story extends over seven weekly readings

“Everyone on earth had the same language and the same words” (Gen. 11:1). This is how verbal communication between human beings is described in the story of the Tower of Babel,

The poem of Ha’azinu, which comprises the bulk of this week’s reading, gives a florid allegorical depiction of the condition of the Jewish people