The Parsha is the weekly Torah portion that is read in the synagogue every Shabbat morning, except when Shabbat falls on one of the Jewish holidays. When this is the case, the Torah portion corresponding to that holiday is read. There are 54 parshas in the Torah, and since there are usually not enough weeks to read all these parshas individually, certain parshas are combined (depending on the number of weeks in that year - based on whether it is or is not a leap year) and a double parsha is...(more)

The Parsha is the weekly Torah portion that is read in the synagogue every Shabbat morning, except when Shabbat falls on one of the Jewish holidays. When this is the case, the Torah portion corresponding to that holiday is read. There are 54 parshas in the Torah, and since there are usually not enough weeks to read all these parshas individually, certain parshas are combined (depending on the number of weeks in that year - based on whether it is or is not a leap year) and a double parsha is read on some of the weeks. Naaleh offers many video classes on the Parsha portion for the week. Either scroll down the list on this page, or select one of the specific parshas below. (less)