by Rabbi Mendy Goldberg
Torah Classes on a variety of subjects, including the weekly Torah portion, meditation, the afterlife, and contemporary Jewish ideas. These classes will give you the tools to have a more meaningful and spiritual whole life. These are live recordings of classes given at Lubavitch of the East End. For more information visit www.Jewishli.com or info@Jewishli.com
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July 20, 2026
<p><strong>VAESCHANAN</strong></p><p><strong>Are My Prayers Being Answered?</strong></p><p><br></p><p>Why did Moshe pray 515 times to enter the Land of Israel when it was clear Hashem was not answering him - and where did all those unanswered prayers go? Why continue praying for redemption after two thousand years of silence?</p>
July 13, 2026
<p><strong>DEVARIM</strong></p><p><strong>Who Are You, To Criticize? </strong></p><p><br></p><p>Moses, after forty years of loving, patient leadership over Israel, suddenly delivers harsh rebukes in his final speeches in Deuteronomy, something he never did before, even when the people sinned gravely (the Golden Calf, the spies, constant complaints) and were sentenced to wander the desert for forty years. </p><p>Normally partings involve reconciliation, not harsh words, and if Moses had these grievances all along, why did he wait forty years to voice them? </p><p>Five weeks before his death, Moses gathered all Israel and revealed a new side of himself: no longer just "the one who loved Israel" who never rebuked them, but now the one who remembers everything, reproves them, and warns them, about the human weaknesses that led to their past failures, so they can avoid repeating them.</p>
July 6, 2026
<p><strong>MATOS- MASEI</strong></p><p><strong>Can't We All Get Along?</strong></p><p><br></p><p>This weeks Torah reading contains a striking anomaly: the Torah records the precise date of Aharon's death - the first of Av -even though his passing was already described in Parashas Chukas without any date.</p><p>The Rebbe explains this is deliberate: the Torah wants us to encounter Aharon's yahrtzeit at the moment we read this parashah, which always falls around Rosh Chodesh Av. The message is urgent -because the cause of the Beis Hamikdash’s destruction, baseless hatred, is the exact disease that Aharon's life was the cure for.</p><p>Aharon was defined by a relentless, boundary-crossing pursuit of unity. He would visit quarreling parties separately, tell each one that the other was heartbroken and ashamed, and dissolve the hatred between them. More strikingly, he would greet known sinners warmly and publicly -well beyond what halacha requires -because he understood that a person is always greater than his worst behavior. As the Tanya puts it: both responses are simultaneously true -hatred toward the evil in a person, and love toward the divine spark that remains within him.</p>
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Torah Classes on a variety of subjects, including the weekly Torah portion, meditation, the afterlife, and contemporary Jewish ideas. These classes will give you the tools to have a more meaningful and spiritual whole life.
These are live recordings of classes given at Lubavitch of the East End.
For more information visit www.Jewishli.com or info@Jewishli.com
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