Jofa Weekly, 1/16/25: Wondrous Women Leading The Way, Then and Now
This week’s parsha, Shemot, describes Moshe’s rise to power in Egypt, and his evolution as the reluctant hero who will lead the Israelites from slavery to freedom.
We publish a range of writers on a range of relevant, timely topics on our Times of Israel blog, which you can always access here.
If you’d like to write for our blog, and make your voice heard, please contact us at jofa@jofa.org.
This week’s parsha, Shemot, describes Moshe’s rise to power in Egypt, and his evolution as the reluctant hero who will lead the Israelites from slavery to freedom.
In the Mishneh Torah (Teshuvah 2:10), Rambam asserts, “When the person who wronged him asks for forgiveness, he should forgive him with a complete heart and a willing spirit.”
The latest edition of the Jofa Journal, which features thoughtful reflections and perspectives on our work, is available here. To see previous issues, visit our
Featuring Maayan Rabinovich from Tel Aviv, Natalya Godschalk from Amsterdam, Rebbetzin Miriam Moskovitz from Kharkov, Ukraine, R’ Aliza Sperling, and more. “Am ekhad, b’lev ekhad.”
On Monday, September 16 at 8:00 PM on the Upper West Side neighborhood in New York City.Email confirmation with location will be sent to all
On Sunday, September 22, 2024 at 6:30 pm, in Cherry Hill, NJ Daphne Lazar Price will discuss Hilkhot Nashim, Volume II An in-depth learning and