Beshalach 5785: Triumph and Uncertainty
Can we celebrate victory while holding onto pain? In this episode, Zvi Hirschfield and Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy explore Parshat Beshalach, focusing on the tension…
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Beshalach 5784: Choosing Faith
Dive on in as Yiscah Smith joins Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield to discuss the story of the Red Sea, reminding us that we had to first…
Beshalach 5783: The Sacred Pause
In this week’s parsha podcast, Rabbis Amirit Rosen and Elisha Anscelovitz discuss Shirat Hayam, the Song of the Sea, and the importance of taking pauses…
Parashat Beshalach 5782: A Taste of Something Rare
Parashat Beshalach 5782: A Taste of Something Rare Description: The story of the manna in the wilderness occupies a significant place in the larger desert…
Beshalach 5781: Seeing is believing
The portion of Beshalach contains events of truly biblical proportions, and between the crossing of the Red Sea and the song which Israel sang on…
The Parsha Discussion with Alex Israel — BeShalach: What can you live without?
What can you not live without? Your cell phone? An internet connection? Coffee? Love? What does the answer to this question say about you? In…
5780 — Beshalach: Poets with Mud on Their Shoes: The Song of the Sea and its Aftermath
When faced with their miraculous salvation at the sea, the Israelites respond as poets. Yet throughout the surrounding narrative, their reactions to events–a litany of…
An Interactive Parsha Experience: B’Shalach Selective Memory
This week’s parsha begins with Bnei Yisrael making a harrowing escape from Egypt only to find themselves trapped by a raging sea in front of…
B’Shalach 5779 – Cherishing the Gift of Shabbat
After miraculously escaping slavery in Egypt, the Israelites reached the desert and complained that they had nothing to eat. The Almighty gave them the magical…
