Each week, Zvi will be joined by a guest for a deep dive into the text, unraveling the wisdom nestled within each Torah portion, exploring its timeless relevance, and uncovering contemporary insights.
Whether you’re a seasoned Torah scholar, an inquisitive seeker of knowledge, or simply someone looking for inspiration and wisdom, Pardes from Jerusalem provides you with thought-provoking conversations, invaluable lessons for personal growth, and deeper insight into Jewish texts.
Tune into this Pardes podcast for a creative, personal and brave journey as Zvi and guests leave no stone unturned in seeking to bring out meaning and significance from each Torah portion.
What does it mean to choose obligation?
In this episode, Zvi Hirschfield and Rabbanit Nechama Goldman Barash explore the layered meanings of Sukkot—its joy, its duality, and its challenge. They discuss the beauty and symbolism of the sukkah and lulav while grappling with women’s exemption from these mitzvot and what it means to choose obligation.
Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield, the host of Pardes from Jerusalem, has been with the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies for nearly X years, where he teaches Talmud, Halakha and Jewish Thought. In addition, Zvi is a faculty member of the Pardes Center for Jewish Educators and has been training and mentoring Jewish Educators for over ten years in Tefilah in educational settings, critical issues in modern Jewish thought, and Israel education.
Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield is a faculty member of the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. As a member of the Pardes faculty, Zvi teaches courses on Talmud, Halakha and Jewish Thought.
Zvi is also a faculty member of the Pardes Center for Jewish Educators, where he has been training and mentoring Jewish Educators for over ten years in tefilah in educational settings, critical issues in modern Jewish thought, and Israel education.
Pardes from Jerusalem has undergone an exciting transformation, with Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield now acting as the regular host and engaging in captivating conversations with guest faculty members.
Since its inception in 2009, Pardes from Jerusalem quickly became one of the most sought-after weekly Torah portion podcasts globally. While the format has evolved, the podcast remains a go-to destination for profound Torah insights, ensuring that listeners continue to experience the exceptional learning that Pardes has become known for.
Start date: ASAP
We are seeking a charismatic, creative, and action-oriented Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement and Activation to lead this initiative. This individual will play a key role in bridging the gap between the immersive Jerusalem-based Pardes experience and the ongoing life-long learning opportunities we offer in North America.
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Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter detailing their qualifications and passion for this role. All applications should be sent to Assistant Director of Programs at Monica at monica@pardes.org.
Cover letters should answer the following questions
Applications are due by October 8th and interviews will be the week of October 28th. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.
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