The Battle Continues

The Sabbath prior to the holiday of Purim is called Parshas Zachor, the portion of remembrance. There is a Biblical command to remember what Amalek did, and to blot out the remembrance of Amalek. There is even a prohibition against forgetting. The Torah portion that...

Project Genesis Mourns Rabbi Chaim Flom

I must mention the loss of one of our authors -- Rabbi Chaim Flom. Rabbi Flom was a beloved teacher to everyone he taught. In order to fully appreciate who he was, here are a few quotes from some of his students:"Right now, I'm still shaken. Rabbi Flom was a giant in...

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Torahmedia Featured Speaker: David Sacks

David Sacks is the co founder and Senior Lecturer of The Happy Minyan of Los Angeles, a group dedicated to introducing people to Jewish Spirituality. Born and raised in New York City, David Sacks attended Harvard College, graduating with a degree in Government in...

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Lag Ba’Omer and Torah.org

We are deep in the count-UP from Passover towards Shavuos, and coming up next week is Lag B'Omer. Lag B'Omer - The thirty-third day of the Omer, which falls out this year on Friday May 23, is a day of celebration for the whole nation of Israel. According to tradition,...

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Torahmedia Featured Speaker: Rabbi Mordechai Becher

A native of Australia, Rabbi Mordechai Becher has lectured to audiences worldwide, from South Africa to Russia. His fascinating, sharp-witted, and intriguing presentations have spellbound audiences in the Gateways Organization where he is a senior lecturer. Formerly,...

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Torahmedia Featured Speaker: Rabbi Yochanan Zweig

Known for his brilliant and thought-provoking lectures, Rabbi Zweig has inspired thousands through his teaching and widely disseminated recordings. His keen, analytical approach challenges students of all ages, giving them a greater understanding and love for Torah....

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Daily Omer Reminders

Shavuos is the only holiday on the Jewish calendar without a set date. This is because it is always 51 days after the beginning of Passover, regardless of whether the Hebrew months in between have 29 or 30 days. After the beginning of Passover, the date of the Exodus,...

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