Reciprocity in Judaism

When it comes to electing someone into power, do you choose seniority or superiority? An insight in this week's Torah portion, Shemini.

Are you ready to celebrate Passover? Steps 4 and 5 of the seder, explained. 

Welcome to another episode in our Rambam In-Depth series. In this groundbreaking analysis, we uncover how the Rambam revolutionizes our understanding of idol worship's impurity through his commentary in Hilchot Avodat Kochavim. Journey with us as we explore one of the Rambam's most fascinating philosophical and halachic insights.In this enlightening Torah discussion, we explore:Why idol worship's impurity is uniquely rabbinic in natureThe four distinct categories of idolatrous impurityRambam's surprising choice of Biblical hintA profound new perspective on spiritual realityHow this impacts our understanding of holiness and impurity

Our sages say, "Who is a rich person? One who is satisfied with his lot." How can we turn wealth from being something that is disruptive and the source of unhappiness into a positive virtue?Join Rabbi Greenberg as he breaks down the six points of wealth and how we can learn to use our material possessions to transform our conditional happiness into a more meaningful and everlasting joy.

In times of such darkness and confusion, there is an even greater demand for kindness. We can't wait for an opportunity to help someone to present itself; we must be proactive in our care for one another.