The Book of Leviticus opens with a silent aleph. Rabbi Timoner contemplates what this means. 

Rabbi Green tackles an age old question: Why do we pray? 

What is the most important thing for us to remember in the Torah? Rabbi Timoner discusses. 

Rabbi Kolin reflects on the Mishkan. 

Rabbi Kolin finds a connection between the red heifer and current events.

This week's parashah tells us about dedicating a day of each week to rest. But for many of us today, rest can feel out of reach.

After returning from the high school Yachad trip to Germany and Poland, Rabbi Timoner connects the figure of Amalek to Polish Holocaust erasure and recent Israeli pogroms in the West Bank.

Rabbi Kolin responds to the "Day of Hate." 

In Shabbat Yitro, God shows us that we need each other as one collective community, an idea that comes at odds with America's focus on rugged individualism. Rabbi Timoner shares how we, in Park Slope, can do better—and the blindnesses we are all guilty of.

Rabbi Green discusses the struggles of envy.