Learn about the Kohen Gadol's Yom Kippur uniform, Rashi's unique perspective, and a lesson in getting close to Hashem.

A deeper reading of Rashi on the Jews encampment at Sinai clarifies how Jewish unity is much more than national identity or shared ideals.

The ramp for the Mizbeiach (the holy altar) teaches us that respect for a fellow Jew is respect for G-d.

Explore the innovation of that monumental day and discover how a blind Talmudic rabbi taught us to appreciate Judaism.

After the Torah finishes describing the manna, it details its specific measure. Learn the significance of its precise quantity, and why the Jews were spoon-fed for 40 years in the desert.

The Fast of the Tenth of Teves commemorates the siege of Yerushalayim, ultimately leading to destruction and exile. Yet, learn how Hashem forced us to experience the antidote to Golus before He sent us into it.

Examine how Rashi interprets the inquiry of the daughters of Tzlafchad that appears to be directed also to others in the presence of Moshe—in contrast to his interpretation in the narrative of Pesach Sheni. On a deeper level, Rashi shares two fascinating perspectives on what we contribute to Torah.

A close exploration of Rashi's insight into Hashem's discussion with Moshe at the start of the Parsha, introduces us to a radical, revolutionary way to study Torah.

Learn a sicha of the Rebbe from Likkutei Sichos with Rabbi Ari Shishler.

When the Torah says you're "unable", but means you're "forbidden" to do something—understanding Rashi’s interpretation.