In Parashat Noach, Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz interprets the dove’s olive leaf as a symbol of spiritual freedom — preferring the “bitter” sustenance from God
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The story of Cain and Abel teaches that life is a series of choices between resentment and self-improvement. When we let go of jealousy
Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz – Rabbi of the Western Wall and Holy Sites A story is…
Even when we stumble, the eternal Jewish spark of faith never dies—awakening mercy, hope, and the strength to see others with kindness.
Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz explains how Yom Kippur, once centered on Temple sacrifices, became a day where heartfelt prayer and repentance surpass the original service.
Rosh Hashanah 5786 Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, Rabbi of the Western Wall and the Holy Sites…
The Sinai voice is felt within us as heaviness or emptiness – a Divine call to awaken. By answering with even a small good
The mitzvah of Bikkurim embodies joy and gratitude for God’s blessings, serving as a rectification for the spies’ ingratitude, turning the same fruits of
Parashat Ki Teitzei reveals that the true danger lies not only in the open enemy, Amalek, but also in the hidden enemy—dishonesty and deceit
Parashat Shoftim teaches that true leadership begins with ruling over oneself—King David was chosen not for strength or stature but for self-mastery, unlike Eliav
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