Holocaust, The

Our Parshah gives us a insight into the nature of freedom. Perhaps it challenges some of our assumptions

When the Torah reader came to the part of the curses, he lowered his voice and read in a softer tone. Suddenly, the Klausenburger Rebbe shouted: “Hecher! Louder!” The reader was confused. He was simply following the tradition of generations . . .

It is a little known lowlight of history that the Nazis were avid Judaica collectors. Rather than destroy the artifacts and objets d'art they had captured, they preserved them and actively added to the collection...

How did that pitiful remnant manage to recover, remarry and redeem Judaism for a new generation? How did they have the bravery to bring new children into a world that they knew could be so evil?