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LET THE FIRE NOT GO OUT
By Romi Morales Parashat Tzav continues to unfold the world of korbanot (sacrifices), focusing especially on the role of the kohanim within the Mishkan. In the midst of detailed instructions about offerings (olah, mincha, chatat, asham), the handling of the altar’s ashes, and the consecration of the priests, a phrase appears that—though framed in a
THE SMALL ALEPH: HUMILITY IN LEARNING AND TEACHING
By Romi Morales Introduction: Vayikra and the Power of Small Details Parashat Vayikra marks the beginning of the third book of the Torah, which focuses on the laws of the korbanot (sacrifices) and the service in the Mishkan. At first glance, it might seem like a section far removed from our daily lives. However, as
RECOGNIZING ACHIEVEMENTS: A CHALLENGE OF THE PAST AND PRESENT
By: Romi Morales In the past two decades of working in the educational field, I have often encountered teams who express that they are giving their best without receiving any form of recognition in return. Unfortunately, this is common in educational spaces in general, and even more so in volunteer-based educational settings, where educators are
TIME TO REST, EVEN IN EDUCATION
By Romi Morales Parashat Vayakhel delves into the process of building the Mishkan. However, before beginning such an important task, Moshe once again emphasizes the importance of observing Shabbat. Interestingly, up to this point, the significance of this moment has been explicitly mentioned at least five times—whether as divine rest after creation, as a practical
RISING ABOVE MISTAKES
By: Romi Morales The parashah Ki Tisa brings together a series of significant events, such as the first census of Bnei Yisrael, the command to build a basin for the Mishkan, the instructions for creating the anointing oil and sacred incense, the reminder of the importance of Shabbat, and the reason why Moshe began wearing
BEING AND DOING: ETERNAL LIGHT
By: Romi Morales In Parashat Tetzaveh, the expression נֵר תָּמִיד (Ner Tamid) refers to an “Eternal Light.” This expression appears in Shemot/Exodus 27:20, when Bnei Israel is commanded to bring pure olive oil to constantly light a lamp in the Mishkan (Tabernacle). At first glance, this topic may seem distant, yet it holds a profound
"WE ARE THOUGHT, ACTION, IDEALISM AND REALITY"
Hanoar Hatzioni is a movement committed to the shaping of a person with integrity – someone of the values, morals, ethics, and attitudes on which our non-formal educational practice is based; a person who identifies and acts in favor of the Jewish people, their history, culture, traditions, and the state of Israel.