HaRav Eliyahu Steinhardt points out a stirah in Ramban’s explanation of why the fact that the mitzriim went into the sea was the biggest neis of krias yam suf, and explains how it applies to matzah and our lives.

HaRav Dovid Rosenbaum delivers a beautiful hesber in the machlokes Rishonim in the sugiya of amira l’akum explaining the essence of the issur, and comes out with a fascinating nafka mina.

Mashigiach HaRav Beryl Weisbord discusses the most fundamental middah of hakoras hatov and explains what are its challenges.

HaRav Shraga Neuberger discusses the dynamics between older and younger brothers in the last two parshiyos, and takes out a very important yesod on what it means to be successful.

HaRav Benzion Mellman discusses the brocha that Yaakov Avinu gave Yehuda, which highlights shemiras eynayim and connects it to Moshiach.

In this Alumni Shiur HaRav Zvi Einstadter shares a fascinating chiddush of the Tur who explains how Shimon was allowed to marry his sister Dinah (HaKnaanis), and deals with a fascinating halachic question of surrogate mothers.

HaRav Yehuda Weiner explains the meaning of names Menashe and Efraim, and through that shares a fundamental idea about hakoras hatov from the Chovos Halevovos.

HaRav Pinchas Jurkowitz discusses a kashia on the Tur and the Shulchan Aruch by the din of mehadrim min hamehadrin and explains how the answer connects to the neis of pach of hashemen and the importance of our mesorah.

HaRav Yissocher Frand discusses Yaakov Avinu’s statement to Eisav about the brochos  he recieved from Yitzchok Avinu, and explains a fundamental difference between Yaakov and Eisav and how we need to apply it to our lives.

HaRav Eliyahu Hakkakian highlights the theme of stones in our parsha by explaining the difference between a matzeiva and a gal, and based on this shares a crucial message about achdus.