Parashat Mikeitz famously begins with Pharaoh’s two dreams—dreams neither he nor his wise men could interpret satisfactorily. This signals the greatest comeback of all history,...
“…When God brings back the returnees to Zion, we were like dreamers.”[1] What does “we were like dreamers” mean? There are at least three explanations...
God acquired five acquisitions in his world. These are: one acquisition is the Torah, one acquisition are the heavens and the earth, one acquisition is Abraham,...
The tenth of Tevet is a day of fasting in mourning of the beginning of the siege of Jerusalem in 588 BCE by Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylonia. The siege, which...
There are two levels of "nothing," absolute nothing and relative nothing, and two levels of "something," intangible something and tangible something. Absolute nothing is the...