Parshas Matot-Masei shows us that God is the best leader on the journey of life. Living by His moral truths keeps us safe and happy and at peace.

In Parshas Pinchas, our hero risks his reputation to stop a plague killing thousands of people. God blesses him with honor and peace everlasting.

Community leaders can stop abortions in Israel and protect Jewish babies in the womb to ensure divine protection and permanent security for Israel.

Parshas Shelach teaches us that failed moral leadership precipitates calamity and death for Jews. Our abortion rights leadership must change or go.

Parshas Naso shows us how to live a life of holiness, commitment, and blessing, a life worth living.

Parshas Behar-Bechukotai teaches us that in business and personal relations, honesty and moral integrity based in holiness produces excellent results. Lying results in pain and suffering.

Parshas Acharei-Kedoshim states clearly that the punishment for child sacrifice is the death penalty for Jews and non-Jews.

Parshas Tazria-Metzora identifies the symptoms of morally degraded human attitudes and the remediation efforts that restore cleanliness to our thoughts, words and deeds.

Parshas Vayikra defines wrong actions and shows us how to receive God's mercy. Though agnosticism and situational ethics obscure moral clarity, leading to confusion and despair, healing and peace of mind can be restored.

Parshas Vayakhel-Pekudei demands preserving human life in the womb even on the Sabbath. Denying the right to life of pre-born babies constitutes a serious breach of Jewish ethics and morals.