Shabbat Re-eh
19 Av 5786 (August 2, 2026)

As we step into a new week, our journey takes us toward Parashat Re-eh and the Third Shabbat of Consolation. The Torah portion opens with a profound imperative: "Re'eh"—“See!” Kabbalah teaches that physical sight (re'iyah) is merely a doorway to higher spiritual perception (Chokhmah), urging us to look beyond the surface of our physical existence. By placing "blessing and curse" before us, the universe reminds us of our divine free will to perceive every obstacle as a disguised vessel for spiritual growth. Guided by the comforting words of the prophet Isaiah ("O afflicted, storm-tossed one..."), this week invites us to transform life's storms into foundation stones of sapphire, aligning our vision with the light of the Creator as we build toward complete renewal.

Shavua tov,


Parashat Re-eh | פרשת ראה
Torah Portion: Devarim (Deuteronomy) 11:26-16:17
Haftarah: Yeshayah (Isaiah) 54:11-55:5
Tehilim: Tehilim (Psalms) 97

Parashat Re-eh

Haftarat Re-eh

Tehilim 97



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