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The Chafetz Chaim derives an important message about Geulah from an unexpected Halacha.
Why does the end of the Parsha seem redundant?
Why are Yom HaZikaron and Yom HaAtzmaut juxtaposed?
The Mei HaShiloach expands a prohibition in our Parsha.
Rav Soloveitchik imagines a shocking situation where the Kohen Gadol would have to forfeit his ability to serve.
Why were the Bnei Yisrael singing about the Beit HaMikdash in the immediate aftermath of Kriyat Yam Suf?
Why does Shir HaShirim start in the middle of a story?
Why doesn't the Torah mention a Mitzvah of Simcha when discussing the holiday of Pesach?
Even if certain, a person is only supposed to say that they see something that looks like Tzaraat in their home. What is the Torah trying to teach us with this restriction?
The Avnei Eizel explains a very confusing Midrash regarding Tzaraat.
The Radomsker Rebbe notes that Aharon was heroic but perhaps David went even beyond.
Rashi notes an important element of the Korban Todah ritual.
The Rambam asserts that there is an important reason for celebrating Purim.
The Eish Kodesh extracts an important message from Rashi at the beginning of the Parsha.
The Olelot Ephraim notes the significance of the date of Moshe's congregating of the Bnei Yisrael.
Hashem wears Tefillin? What's that all about?
The Sefer HaChinuch helps us better understand the need for Bigdei Kehuna.
The Shem M'Shmuel finds powerful lessons from a well-known dispute.
The Seforno and the Riva note an important aspect of Tefillah.
Rav Yechezkel Weinfeld beautifully ties together two interesting Gemaras regarding the Jewish People accepting the Torah on Har Sinai.
The Bartenura reads a Midrash differently than most. His words teach us an important truth regarding Tefillah.
Moshe teaches Pharaoh and all Jewish People about a critical element of our Avodat Hashem
Rav Gamliel Rabinovich extracts a fundamental principle from Hashem's Daled Leshonot Geula.
The Chafetz Chaim underscores the significance of an interesting detail.
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