Ki Tetze 5783: It Starts From Below
In this week’s episode, Zvi is joined by Yiscah Smith for a discussion of the mitzvah of “sending away the mother bird,” and how the…
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Ki Tetze 5781: Remember Amalek
Ki Tetze 5781 – Remember Amalek This parasha presents us with seventy-four mitzvot – the most of any weekly reading. The last lines appear to…
5780 — Ki Tetze: The Mitzvah of the Roof Rail – Guarding Against a Fall
This week’s parasha (Deuteronomy 21:10) introduces us to a Torah command with a seemingly obvious rationale. We will explore the interpretation of the Sefer HaChinuch…
5779 — Ki Tetze: Cultivating closeness with the Divine through an ongoing private conversation
A teaching on the spiritual practice of cultivating closeness with the Divine through integrating Tefilah and Talmud Torah: talking to the Divine in your own…
An Interactive Parsha Experience – 5779 Ki Tetze: Animal Planet
This week’s Interactive Parsha Experience, Ki Tetze, is filled with Torah learning and practical ideas for your family and students. Learn with Aviva Lauer Golbert,…
Ki Tetze: Thoughts on a Rebellious Son, From a Rebellious Son
In this week’s parsha on Ki Tetze, Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield confronts the challenge of a passage in the Torah that at first glance seems incredibly…
The Parsha Discussion: Ki Tetze: Eating on the Job!
One of the striking features of Parashat Ki Tetze is its concern for ethics within every sphere of social interaction. I would like to focus…
The Parsha Discussion: Ki-Tetze — Why do Mitzvot?
The Pardes Parsha Discussion is a weekly series by faculty member Rabbi Alex Israel, designed to stimulate discussion around the Shabbat table, especially with teenagers.…
Ki Tetze: “I lost my friend”
In this week’s parsha podcast, Rabbi Alex Israel discusses the laws of returning lost objects (Det 22:1-4), and how the Torah seeks to turn enemies…