Staying Young (Vezot Ha’bracha 5782)
Moses did not fade. That is the accolade the Torah gives him at the end of his long and … Read more
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A Leader’s Call to Responsibility (Ha’azinu 5782)
When words take wing, they modulate into song. That is what they do here in Ha’azinu as Moses, with the Angel … Read more
Consensus vs. Command (Vayelech 5782)
What do you say to your successor? What advice do you give them? Vayelech is the place to look for the … Read more
Defeating Death (Nitzavim 5781)
Only now, reaching Nitzavim, can we begin to get a sense of the vast, world-changing project at the heart of … Read more
A Nation of Storytellers (Ki Tavo 5781)
Howard Gardner, professor of education and psychology at Harvard University, is one of the great minds of our time. … Read more
Against Hate (Ki Teitse 5781)
Ki Teitse contains more laws than any other parsha in the Torah, and it is possible to be overwhelmed … Read more
Learning and Leadership (Shoftim 5781)
The parsha of Shoftim is the classic source of the three types of leadership in Judaism, called by the … Read more
Defining Reality (Re’eh 5781)
One of the gifts of great leaders, and one from which each of us can learn, is that they frame reality … Read more
To Lead is to Listen (Eikev 5781)
“If only you would listen to these laws…” (Deut. 7:12). These words with which our parsha begins contain a verb … Read more
The Fewest of All Peoples (Va’etchanan 5781)
Buried inconspicuously in this week’s parsha is a short sentence with explosive potential, causing us to think again about both … Read more
