Shabbat Ekev 2022: What We Talk About When We Talk About...

Tel Aviv, Netanya, Haifa, Jerusalem and the rest of the country is filled with protests. What is causing it and why?

Shabbat Tzav 2023: To The Streets

Shabbat Yom Ha'atzmaut 2023: To Be Or Not To Be

What happens is not determined but the product of fortune and fate. None more so than for the Jews. This morning we ask What If? about the Jews.

Rosh Hashanah 5774/2023: What If?

Shabbat Sukkot 2023: Moses, Buddha, Steve Jobs...and You?

Shemini Atzaret Yizkor 2023: Yizkor With Israel

With Shir L'Shalom at the end, by our Ruach Singers a Capella Group.

Shabbat Bereshit: Existence

Shabbat Vayera 2023: Of People, Angels and Danger

Shabbat Ha'ye Sara 2023: Decision Time

Shabbat Balak 2024: A Rush To Judgement

Shabbat Re'ah 2024: Maslow's Triangle Turned Upside Down

Rosh Hashanah 2024: The Lie Which Cannot Succeed

Yom Kippur 5785/2024: The Machines Are Coming, But All Is Not Lost

Kol Nidre 5785/2024: The Lesson In Your Starbuck's Cup

Kol Nidre 5785/2024 #2: Never Say It's Over

Shabbat Sukkot 2024: Zionism's Mission

Shabbat Bereshit 2024: Antisemitism's Strange Journey To Today

Shabbat Toldot 2024: So, How Was Israel?

The media is hell-bent on creating a cycle of fear, anger, worry and anxiety in us all. But does this distract us from what we really see?

Shabbat VaYetze 2024: Take Time To Think

Shabbat VaYeshev 2024: 2 Words for Hannunkah

Sermon Shabbat Hanukkah-Miketz 2024: Which Story is THE Story?

APOLOGIES: THE MISSING FINAL 5 MINUTES IS NOW HERE.

Shabbat VaYigash 2025: Make Your Idea Ignite

Shabbat VaYehi 2024: And Kaddish For All

Shabbat Bo 2025: Same Person, Many Faces

Shabbat Mishpatim 2025: The Smallest Coffins Are The Heaviest

Shabbat Ki Tissa 2025: Sooner or Later

Shabbat VaYakhel 2025: Heart or Mind?

Shabbat VaYikra 2025: The Jewish Difference

This past week the Jewish world celebrated 77 years of Jewish statehood and with it comes the question: what is Israel at 100? Join Rabbi Flanzraich in search for some answers.

Shabbat Tazria Mitzora 2025: Israel @ 100 (and beyond!)

Beth Sholom Synagogue annually hosts the Peace of Mind program which brings combat stressed soldiers to Canada to complete their therapy as a unit. This week we welcomed our record 10th group. Every year we meet special men and this year was certainly no different. On Shabbat morning Rabbi Flanzraich delivers his thoughts to us and them.

Shabbat Acharei Mot-Kedoshim: The Evil Son

Welcome! Rabbi Aaron Flanzraich is the Rabbi of Beth Sholom Synagogue in Toronto. Find us at www.bethsholom.net

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