by Katie Eacrett | Jun 12, 2026 | Shabbat Shalom
This week we unwind the spectacle of Korach, a cousin to Moses and rebel leader among the children of Israel. Why did this man think he was able to challenge the authority of Moses and Aaron? What was the point of the seemingly silly questions he threw at Moses?...
by Katie Eacrett | Jun 8, 2026 | Uncategorized
Can a United Nations official accuse Christian charities of “genocide” simply because they support Israel? In a powerful new interview, Shmuel sat down with renowned international law expert Eugene Kontorovich to discuss CFOIC’s groundbreaking defamation lawsuit...
by Katie Eacrett | Jun 5, 2026 | Shabbat Shalom
This week’s portion recounts a dramatic moment in Israel’s history: the sin of the spies. This familiar story raises questions, like why did the spies, leaders among the children of Israel, give a bad report? Did the leaders fear that they would lose their...
by Katie Eacrett | May 29, 2026 | Shabbat Shalom
When Aaron was commanded to light menorah he did so, and as time went by he did not change in his service. From day one onward, Aaron understood the importance of the menorah and never lost his enthusiasm for this special job. Many first-time experiences are exciting...
by Katie Eacrett | May 21, 2026 | Shabbat Shalom
Parashat Naso features text that everyone remembers: the language of the Priestly Blessing. This blessing exists even today, as priests in 21st century synagogues will bless the people on special occasions. But this blessing differs inside the land of Israel and...
