Harav Yissocher Frand explains why Bnei Yisrael rejected the mon, and that their punishment—snakes—symbolized the danger of wanting independence from Hashem.

Harav Moshe Makovoz examines why the Mishnah in Avos only counts ten of the instances Bnei Yisroel tested Hakodosh Boruch Hu in the midbar, uncovering what made those ten distinct.

Harav Zvi Einstadter discusses the dispute between the Pri Megadim and Rav Moshe Feinstein on including a mechallel Shabbos in a minyan.

Harav Eliyahu Steinhardt explains that Hashem’s focus on Moshe as His eved reveals a strategy for guarding against lashon hora.

Harav Shraga Neuberger cites a profound Rosh who teaches that Toraso Umnaso is not an occupation, but a mindset—and shows how it’s within reach for us all.  

Moreinu Rosh Hayeshiva Harav Aharon Feldman Shlit”a explains how the Gemara in Shabbos reveals three dimensions of Na’aseh V’nishma through its accounts of Kabbalas HaTorah

Harav Eliyahu Hakkakian highlights a crucial theme of Sefer Vayikra – entitlement, and explains that when we understand that nothing is truly ours, we will be able to use it to its full potential.

Harav Yehuda Weiner explains, based on the pesukim in this week’s parsha, that in order to truly prepare for Kabolas HaTorah and the Yom Tov of Shavuos, one must grow in the middah of chesed.

Harav Pinchas Jurkowitz explains the severity of issurim of “lo seilech rochil” and “lashon hora” by explaining the speciall place that dibbur has in the order of Creation and is a defining characteristic of a human being.

Harav Dovid Rosenbaum discusses the shitos of Rabbeinu Yerucham and Rambam regarding the sefirah of days and weeks, and shares a fascinating chiddush on the Chazal’s ability to create a metziyus of tov.