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Parashat Ha'Azinu 5787: 

The Song that Calls Us Home

Rabbi Richman is glad to be back this week with a brand-new video lesson for this week's Torah portion and a special message for 'Shabbat Shuva,' the Sabbath of Return. Parashat Ha’Azinu is not merely Moshe’s final speech—it is a shirah, a song meant to accompany Israel through the generations. Read on Shabbat Shuva, in these sacred days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, its message is especially powerful. Ha’Azinu calls us to listen, to remember what we have forgotten, and to rediscover the road of teshuvah—return. Rabbi Richman explores the covenant that survives human failure, the hidden kindness within our ability to forget, and the timeless invitation of the prophet Hosea: “Return, O Israel, to Hashem your God.”

Parashat Ha'Azinu 5787 | The Song that Calls Us Home

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