The author reflects on their visit to the National Library of Israel and describes it as a place filled with people from different backgrounds and religions, all engaged in reading and studying books.

The article discusses the need for Jews to study the Torah in order to understand and respond to the current events and challenges facing Israel.

Rabbi David Fohrman's new book, "Genesis: A Parsha Companion," offers a pathway to Tanakh study that puts the text at the center and allows readers to reach powerful, meaningful conclusions about its meaning.

The text discusses the relationship between Yaakov and Lavan as depicted in Parashat Vayeitzei.

Rabbi Joel Sirkes, known as the Bach, in his commentary on Megillat Ruth, draws parallels between Ruth's story and Jacob's acquisition of a blessing from his father, Isaac, meant for Esau.