Acharei Mot (after the death of) Kedoshim (holy) – Leviticus 16:1 – 20:27
Parshat Acharei Mot–Kedoshim reminds us that true holiness means staying humble, serving others, and never forgetting we’re part of a greater whole.
Tazria (conceives) & Metzora (leper) – Leviticus 12:1 – 15:33
Parshat Tazria explores why childbirth involves a sin offering, revealing how pain, renewal, and creation are deeply tied to spiritual purpose and growth
Hope Rises from the Ashes
This week is a very special week in Israel. It actually began last Thursday with Holocaust Remembrance Day. As I was listening to the stories of these survivors as they were interviewed on television, I could not help thinking how vital it is that we listen to these stories, that we absorb their messages.
Shemini (eighth) – Leviticus 9:1 – 11:47
Explore the power of silence in the face of loss as Parshat Shemini reveals deep lessons of faith, strength, and divine purpose
An Eye on Zion: Havat Gilad
On May 29, 2001, Gilad Zar, a security officer for the Samaria Regional Council and a founder of the community of Itamar, tragically joined the long list of thousands of terror victims who were slaughtered during the Second Intifada.
NIEUWS UIT HET HEARTLAND –April 2025
Beste Vriend, De Joodse geschiedenis is één lang nationaal verhaal van onzekerheid. We weten nooit wat de volgende dag of het volgende jaar zal brengen. Eeuwenlang waren we als een lam tussen … Read more
7th Day of Passover
On the 7th day of Passover, we reflect on the splitting of the sea and what it reveals about miracles, redemption, and our future.
Tzav (command) – Leviticus 6:1 – 8:36
This week in Parshat Tzav, we uncover why obeying God’s command carries deeper meaning than acting on emotion. A powerful lesson in true devotion!
Bringing Blessings to the Heartland this Passover
Because of your love and generosity, families in Judea and Samaria will celebrate Passover with dignity, joy. Come with Shmuel as he delivers these blessings.
NEUIGKEITEN AUS DEM KERNLAND-April 2025
Liebe Freunde, Die jüdische Geschichte ist eine lange nationale Geschichte der Unsicherheit. Wir wissen nie, was der nächste Tag oder das nächste Jahr bringen wird. Jahrhunderte lang waren wir wie ein Lamm, das unter 70 Wölfen umherwandert. Wir trugen … Read more