Torah

The weekly Torah portion from a Masorti point of view, from one of the first women rabbis of our generation, Rabbi Amy Levin, of the Masorti Congregation of Bet Hakerem, Jerusalem.

In depth classes on the weekly portion, based on Talmud, Midrash and Zohar

Weekly podcast from Jerusalem about Torah, Israel, Israeli politics, and more with Rabbi Joe and Yael.

This web site provides an exciting resource for Jewish Hot Issues, Torah Talk, Jewish Birthdays, Drug Prevention, Jewish Riddle of the Week

The website of Rabbi Shraga Simmons, editor of Aish.com. Rabbi Simmons is author of the popular series, Shraga's Weekly, and the Inspiring Audio Minute. His "Ask the Rabbi" column is featured on About.com, Yahoo.com, and Jewish.com. Shraga.com links to all his Torah essays, audio and books.

Classes, shiurim and sermons given by Rabbi Eli Shulman at the Young Israel of Midwood in Brooklyn, NY.

Real Audio site to hear leading Torah authorities discussing this fascinating and thought provoking subject. An essential element of Jewish life today!

This is a discussion group for those who learn one chapter a day of the Rambam's Mishneh Torah. The Mishneh Torah was the Rambam's (Rabbi Moses ben Maimon) magnum opus, a work spanning hundreds of chapters and describing all of the laws mentioned in the Torah. To this day it is the only work that details all of Jewish observance, including those laws which are only applicable when the Holy Temple is in place. Participating in this learning is one is a way we can play a small but essential part in rebuilding the final Temple.

Thoughts and insights taken from the writings of Rav A.I. Kook, and organized according to the Weekly Torah Portion, and Holidays.

Reb Candy's website for her Divrei Torah, articles, and other aspects of her studies and teachings in Judaism. Candy is a rabbinical student with Aleph, the Alliance for Jewish renewal.

A Page for torah and entertainment. Filled with many wonderful articles and divray torah.

A site devoted to the Sandra Brand Torah Fund where people can donate money/torah's to colleges.

Sapir is a Hebrew/English text processor with special features for Torah writers, including exclusive Integrated Hebrew Text Searching and Sheim Hashem Protection. The integrated Hebrew texts, filling the needs of an estimated 80% of users. It has a unique feature respecting the sanctity of the Sheim Hashem. Included in the program are a full Hebrew Bible, and (under a separate download) Talmud (2), Tosefta, and Maimonides - about 25 megabytes of text. It also includes full Gregorian-Hebrew-Gregorian date conversion.

The Seattle Kollel is a Jewish community organization of Rabbis who live in Seattle and are working to strengthen the quality of Jewish education throughout the Pacific Northwest. They teach classes in a variety of settings from Synagogues to Starbucks. The Rabbis who make up the Seattle Kollel pursue advanced studies in the afternoon, and are available mornings, at lunchtime, evenings or weekends for teaching and outreach programs

Seven years ago, before having made Aliyah, I founded a project which I call "The Sefer Torah Recycling Network." Between December, 1994 and the present, I have seen to receiving, repairing and placing 5 Sifrei Torah in needy locations in Eretz Yisrael.