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This week's Dvar Torah is b y Mordechai Hadad, former Shaliach in Montreal (2016-17), currently a student in Ariel University Parshas Devarim begins the first in a series of speeches that Moshe ...

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“Let’s review what happened till now.” That’s essentially what Moshe tells the Jewish people in Parshas Devarim. For nearly three chapters, he recounts some of the highlights and lowlights of their ...

Parashat Devarim begins with Moses reprimanding the Jewish People as he recalls the numerous places in the desert where they rebelled against God. As they enter the land of Israel, the Jewish People ...

Painting by Yoram Raanan www.yoramraanan.com The portion of Devarim falls out just before the fast of Tisha Be’av, the day which lives in infamy as the day of the destruction of both of our Holy ...

In this week’s parasha, Moses delivers a moving and historical monologue recounting the journey of the Jewish people during their 40 years of wandering in the vast desert. This parasha is rich with ...