In a shiur given at this week’s WebYeshiva.org Halacha Mastery Program’s Yarchei Kalla, Mrs. Sally Mayer taught a shiur on dealing with the mitzvah of ‘tokhacha’ or rebuking a fellow Jew in today’s modern world. To listen cli

The WebYeshiva.org Halacha Mastery Program Yarchei Kalla got underway this week. Close to twenty participants from around the world who have been in the program gathered in Jerusalem to study with Rabbis Brovender, Fink, Geller, and Mrs Sally Mayer. Many

Listen below to this recorded shiur by Rabbi Brovender on Parshat Masei (see below). There’s a machloket (Gittin) about how the Torah was written by Moshe Rabbeinu. What was the official sefer Torah? One of the verses that states Moshe ‘wrote&

The beginning of this week’s parasha, Matot, focuses on the laws of vows. To learn more about vows please enjoy this special online series on the topic by Rabbi Jeffrey Saks.   

Listen below to this recorded shiur by Rabbi Brovender on Parshat Pinchas (see below). This week B’nei Yirael are counted (again) as it was the families in each tribe who inherited the land. Learn the Netziv’s introduction to the book of Bamid

Listen below to this recorded shiur by Rabbi Brovender on Parshat Balak (see below). Why is the parsha called ‘Balak’ when the main character is actually Bilaam? Furthermore, who is the winner in this story? Bilaam was unable to curse the Jews

Listen below to this recorded shiur by Rabbi Brovender on Parshat Chukat (see below). This week Rabbi Brovender discusses the story about the death of Aharon HaCoken -how this took place and how it reflected on Moshe Rabbeinu. To view the source sheet cli

Listen below to this recorded shiur by Rabbi Brovender on Parshat Korach (see below). This week Rabbi Brovender discusses a number of questions: Why does Korach have such a long name going back several generations? How is the verb ‘lakach’ mea

Listen below to this recorded shiur by Rabbi Brovender on Parshat Shlach (see below). This week Rabbi Brovender talks about tzitzit and tekhelet in particular. Even though tekhelet has been reintroduced to the world today do we really know if we are doing

Listen below to this recorded shiur by Rabbi Brovender on Parshat Bhaalotkha (see below). This week Rabbi Brovender looks into the story of Miriam, Aharon, and Moshe. It’s a story everyone knows but it’s not so easy to figure out what was goin