The prophets described exactly what the redemption would look like. Rabbi Efraim Palvanov examines the return to Israel, the Temple Mount, and the biblical signs that many believe are unfolding today.
[Is parsha inspired stating an assumption with his video heading??]
Several years ago i was featuring Rabbi Efraim Palvanov’s videos and writings. They were very unique, and one Rabbi came out to warn us about some of his explanations of Torah that were not the traditional understandings. So i stopped presenting his works. Then another Rabbi said that his material was intriguing (my wording not his) and one needed to be able to decipher what was not acceptable in order to post his opinions/statements. Now we see parsha inspired interviewed Palvanov in his latest video about (not the Temple but) Moshiach! What are we witnessing here??
A historic, profound, and deeply moving 24-minute address from the leader of our generation, Maran Rosh HaYeshiva Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch shlit"a, delivered during his inspiring strengthening journey (Masa Chizuk) in the USA.
Speaking before thousands of Yeshiva students, Kollel members, and parents in Chicago, the Rosh Yeshiva tackles one of the most painful and common questions of our time: "Why do we sometimes fail to feel the true joy, sweetness, and 'Geschmak' in our Torah study?
In this masterpiece of Mussar and guidance, Maran outlines the 3 essential keys to unlocking the sweetness of Torah:
1. Minimizing the pursuit of materialism and worldly pleasures.
2. Refining one's character (Middos) with deep, authentic humility.
3. Cultivating true Fear of Heaven (Yiras Shamayim) and holding the Torah as our most precious treasure.
Additionally, the Rosh Yeshiva warns against the common mistake of studying "like your friend" instead of developing your personal talents, and delivers a powerful call from Rav Yisrael Salanter—emphasizing that we cannot simply "flow" through life without active devotion to the Torah.
An essential guide and a spiritual treasure for every yeshiva student, Kollel member, or any Jew seeking to experience the sweetness of the Torah.
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Living With The Parsha" series by Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz:
Elul: Standing Trial For Our Lives (Parshat Re'eh)
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Did Rabbinic Judaism really begin with Moshe—or did it develop later?
In this wide-ranging Torah Q&A, Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz addresses one of the most fundamental questions in Jewish history: How do we know that the Judaism practiced today is connected to the Torah received at Sinai?
The Rambam describes an unbroken chain of transmission from Moshe to Yehoshua and through more than forty generations until Rav Ashi. According to this traditional model, the Oral Torah remained present even when Tanach said very little about the scholars and institutions preserving it.
But other Torah thinkers suggested a more complex picture.
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Japan's record-breaking heatwave has claimed the lives of three female lions at Tama Zoological Park in Tokyo, with veterinarians suspecting heatstroke after autopsies revealed dehydration and multiple organ failure. Several other lions remain under treatment, with some unable to stand as zoo staff race to cool the animals using industrial fans, portable air conditioners and water sprinklers.
Experts say Japan's intense combination of extreme heat and high humidity makes it difficult for lions to regulate their body temperature, despite their natural adaptation to Africa's hot climate. The sudden arrival of severe heat after the rainy season may also have prevented the animals from acclimatising.
The crisis comes as Japan experiences one of its harshest summers on record, with temperatures reaching 40°C in some regions and more than 43,000 people hospitalised for heat-related illnesses. Authorities continue to issue nationwide heat warnings as the country struggles with the escalating impacts of extreme weather.