The beginning of the parsha showers Noach with praise; in fact, these praises have a deeper meaning into the reasons behind the Flood.

Wishing everyone a happy and healthy Succos from AIMeMTorah!

The gemarah brings an argument if the succos the Bnei Yisrael had in the desert were made of the Ananei HaKavod or just regular wooden structures. If they were made of wood, why would the Torah bother telling us?

Perhaps the most integral part of Yom Kippur davening is the Viduy, the Confession, which we say ten times over the course of the day. Ten times! Why is it necessary to say it so many times?

We discuss how the different aspects of mitzvos allow us to connect to Hashem and better appreciate the mitzvah of Teshuvah, the main purpose of the upcoming holidays.

This week's parsha contains the second section of the Tochachah, the list of curses placed on Bnei Yisrael in case they do not continue on the Torah path. But why do we need a second list, one wasn't enough?

Sefer Devarim is Moshe's farewell address to the people, so he included only the most vital laws that the Nation needed to hear. But there appear to be a few halachos in this week's parsha that slipped through the filter. How did this happen?

The Torah gives us three restrictions for a Jewish King. What is special about these specific things that a king is not allowed to do them?

We'd like to thank Nussi Samuel for filling in this week on The AIMeM Torah Podcast as part of our 'Summer of Subscribers' program!

Our first SOS submission of the summer! Thanks to Yossi Spira for his Dvar Torah. Enjoy!

Chazal teach us that women love Eretz Yisrael more than men. What is it that causes this connection?