Rabbi Alex Israel

And it also teaches about a, a, the, the-- this new covenant we're going to do when we enter into the Land of Israel, which you could see as kind of like a finale of, uh, of, you know, of, let's say, Parashat Ki Tetze.

To give you some insight into this, if you look, um, there's a rabbi named Rabbi Alex Israel.

He quoted-- I forgot who he's quoting.

Rabbi Yoni Grossman, maybe.

That's one of those ideas that you need to like let it sink in a little bit, but I think it's a very, very powerful idea.

Idea number two comes from Rabbi Alex Israel.

We're staying in that area of Israel in Alon Shavut for now.

or they're by Alex Israel.

Or Alex Israel points out that oftentimes there's a theme to a Parsha.

Oftentimes, if you tell me what a Parsha is about, I could tell you a theme to what the Parsha is.

Right, Parsha is Vayishlach.

If I do one aveira, it's going to lead to another aveira.