Emor (5774) – On Not Being Afraid of Greatness
Embedded in this week’s parsha are two of the most fundamental commands of Judaism – commands that touch on the … Read more
Embedded in this week’s parsha are two of the most fundamental commands of Judaism – commands that touch on the … Read more
There is a fascinating sequence of commands in the great “holiness code” with which our parsha begins, that sheds light … Read more
It was a unique, unrepeatable moment of leadership at its highest height. For forty days Moses had been communing with … Read more
The Sages were eloquent on the subject of lashon hara, evil speech, the sin they took to be the cause … Read more
Hannah Smith was a fourteen-year-old schoolgirl living in Lutterworth, Leicestershire. Bright and outgoing, she enjoyed an active social life and … Read more
It should have been a day of joy. The Israelites had completed the Mishkan, the sanctuary. For seven days Moses … Read more
Good leaders know their own limits. They do not try to do it all themselves. They build teams. They create … Read more
As we have discussed so many times already this year, leaders make mistakes. That is inevitable. So, strikingly, our parsha … Read more
If leaders are to bring out the best in those they lead, they must give them the chance to show … Read more
How do you remotivate a demoralized people? How do you put the pieces of a broken nation back together again? … Read more