Melody: Rabbi Ginsburgh Violin: Mordechai Brodsky Cello: Doron Twister
Parashat Vayigash, the 11th and second-to-last portion of the Book of Genesis, marks a turning point. In it, we read about the shift from the
The value of the two words, “and Pharaoh was dreaming” (וּפַרְעֹה חֹלֵם), 439, which set the stage for Joseph’s rise to power in our parashah,
Rabbi Ginsburgh composed this melody in honor of the 9th of Kislev, the birthday and day of passing of the Mittler Rebbe of Chabad.
This melody is from Rabbi Ginsburgh’s disk, “Meditative Melodies for Chanukah” Vocals: Rabbi Ginsburgh Violin: Mordechai Brodski
Our generation does not like to hate. It is doubtful that there is less hatred between nations, sectors, or individuals in today’s world. But as
Violin: Mordechai Brotzky Cello: Doron Toister
What is the Jewish law regarding idol worship in our days? Do we have to immediately embark upon a holy war to destroy all the