Parsha Online Jewish Learning Judaism

This directory lists sites which provide commentary or explanations on the weekly Torah reading. For sites which deal with the Bible as a whole, or other sections other than than the weekly Torah reading, go to the subdirectory Judaism:Online Jewish Learning:Haftora and Nach.

• - This site's goal is to explain all 8000 Rashis on Chumash using database methods. We fully defend all Rashis using simple grammatical rules.
  
• - Torah insights on the weekly Parshah, by Efraim Levine.
  
• - A collection of 19 different weekly parsha commentaries, from a variety of different approaches.
  
• - Essays on the weekly parsha.
  
• - Thoughts and insights taken from the writings of Rav A.I. Kook, and organized according to the Weekly Torah Portion, Tehillim (Psalms), and Jewish Holidays.
  
• - Parsha thoughts from Gadolei Yisroel compiled by Fred Toczek. Perfect for printing and use at your Shabbos tisch.
  
• - Archive of short parsha notes - NCSY
  
• - A collection of transcribed tapes from public lectures of Rav Yosef Dov Soloveitchik, the leading scholar of Modern Orthodox American Judaism. The transcriptions vary in quality.
  
• - Search tool for words (English) and synonyms in the text of the Torah and Rashi's commentary (plus additional text notes).
  
• - Various articles about this week's Torah reading. From the UAHC (Reform). Updated weekly.
  
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• - A parsha and Rashi class by Rabbi Brovender, emphasizing how to read and understand the commentary.
  
• - Rabbi Avi Weiss of the Riverdale Jewish Center
  
• - Collection of parsha articles originally mailed by the Virtual Beit Midrash, written by faculty of Yeshivat Har Etzion. The basic orientation is text-analysis.
  
• - The weekly parsha publication of the students at the University of Pennsylvania
  
• - A comprehensive list of Diveri Torah and weekly comments on parsha. This list contains sites from rabbis and Torah scholars from all over the world.
  
• - Traditional commentary on the weekly parsha.
  
• - A shiur on Parshat HaShavua, based on Midrash and Zohar.The author teaches at Bar Ilan University.
  
• - Divrei Torah on each Parsha as well as the Parshas read on Yom Tovim (holidays).
  
• - Weekly thoughts on the Torah portion of the week.
  
• - Translation, with commentary, in English, Spanish, and Russian. Also has audio files of Torah reading, haftorot, Biblical Atlas, and more resources.
  
• - A master index to parasha-based Torah learning on the internet. Has subject, author, and parsha index to dozens of sites and resources.
  
• - Site includes Parsha, Parsha Q&A, and other weekly publications
  
• - Articles for every level, including "Parshah in a Nutshell", "Text of Parshah with Rashi", "Parshah in Depth" and "From the Chassidic Masters".
  
• - A collection of short, practical Dvar Torahs on the weekly Parsha.
  
• - Ismar Schorsch of the Jewish Theological Seminary (Conservative), including multiple-year archives, some haftorot, and holidays. Includes Torah and haftara text translation.
  
• - Gilyonot and study guides, with answers, to parshat hashavua, from the work of Nechama Leibowitz.
  
• - Divrei Torah on the Parsha of the week written by Rabbi Eli Teitelbaum. Inspiring words to illuminate your Shabbat.
  
• - Full-text of sermon book on all parshiot of the Torah.
  
• - Shamash's archived divrei Torah.
  
  

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