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The Secret to our Survival By Irwin Huberman What is it about Judaism that has enabled it to survive for thousands of years, in spite of constant prejudice, harassment and affliction? Since our inception, Jews have been under attack, both in Israel, and throughout the world. How could any religion withstand such pressure over such Read More >

Click HERE for an audio recording of this D'var Torah A D'var Torah for Parashat Va'eira By Rabbi Cantor Sam Levine ('19) (I am indebted to the invaluable resource AlHatorah.org for directing me to many of the sources cited below.) Last week, we read in Parashat Shemot Moshe’s demurral at God’s choosing him for the role of liberator. Moshe says לֹא֩ Read More >

Click HERE for an audio recording of this D'var Torah A D'var Torah for Parashat Shemot By Rabbi Katy Allen ('05) I'm glad I wasn't an Egyptian back then. I'm glad I wasn't there to be ordered by Pharaoh to throw newborn babies into the river. (Exodus 1:22) Although, I've heard that I might not necessarily have had Read More >

Shabbat Chanukah By Michael Rothbaum In memory of Naomi Goodman, z"l, past president of the Jewish Peace Fellowship About 2,200 years ago, as many of us know, a ragtag group of insurgents known as the Maccabees defeated what was then one of the strongest military forces in the known world, the Syrian Greek Empire. A Read More >

By Sanford Olshansky  For over a year I've played "Stump the Rabbi" with the Hebrew School students at the temple where I work. On some of my classroom visits they have an opportunity to ask me the toughest Jewish questions they can think of. Students who ask me a question that I can't answer get Read More >

Hanukkah: In Praise Of The Righteous Gentile By Irwin Huberman Often at this time of the year, it feels as if the entire world is enveloped in darkness. Daylight is at a premium. Cold air chills our bones. And especially during these times of economic challenge, there is no shortage of cynicism in the world. Read More >

by Rabbi Michael Pitkowsky In his comments on this week’s parashah, Yeshayu Leibowitz pointed out an interesting comment by the Gaon of Vilna on Exodus 21:5-6. But if the slave declares, “I love my master, and my wife and children: I do not wish to go free,” his master shall take him before God. He Read More >

by Rabbi Jill Hammer Parashat Behukotai is a manifestation of an ancient theology that seems distant and yet becomes more relevant to us by the day. In this parashah we learn that the covenant between the Divine and human beings is deeply intertwined with the covenant between the Divine and the earth. In fact, the Read More >

"Mom Always Liked You Best!" A D'var Torah for Parashat Toledot By Rabbi Irwin Huberman ('10) During the late 1960s, one of the most popular comedy programs on television was the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. The team of Tom and Dick Smothers was a mainstay of CBS’s Sunday night programming, for two distinct reasons. As Read More >

A D'var Torah for Parashat Ki Tetzei By Rabbi Bruce Alpert ('11) As a rabbinical student, I attended a lecture taught by a sofer - a scribe - who demonstrated for us some of the tools he used in creating a Torah scroll. Among them was a sheet of parchment covered with ink blotches. The scribe showed Read More >