The City and the Field
This week’s parsha delineates the blessings and curses that the Jewish people will receive based on their loyalty to God.…
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The Shiloach Heights Needs You!
One of the keys to community resilience is neighborhood contiguity. The ability for members of a community to share and…
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Jerusalem, the Jewish People and God’s “Marriage”
This week’s parsha juxtaposes the laws of marriage with the laws of divorce. The Talmud teaches us that these two…
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Jerusalem Connections
Our parsha opens with the laws of the Jewish judicial system. There are to be judges in every Jewish community…
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An Oasis In Jerusalem’s Old City
When we started the Old City Ecological Initiative at Beit Prachim (Flowers Gate Compound), the idea was to inject a…
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A Non-Residential City
Our parsha tells the unfortunate story of the Ir HaNidachat. When an entire city repudiates God and the Torah and…
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The Details of Jerusalem
Our parsha opens with a charge for us to remember the significance of even the smallest details of our lives.…
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Beit Prachim Grape Vines Connect Past And Present Redemptions
“For the Lord your God is bringing you to a good land… a land of wheat and barley, vines and…
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The Jerusalem Experience
In the beginning of the parsha, Moshe delivers a motivational speech to the Jewish people about the beauty, sophistication and…
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The Goals Of Jerusalem
Psychologists, management experts and professionals in a range of other fields highlight the importance of setting goals. Without clear and…
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