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Rabbi Yitzchak Zweig

Rabbi Yitzchak Zweig, author of Shabbat Shalom Weekly, Shabbat Shalom Fax of Life, is President/CEO of Talmudic University, the umbrella organization for a consortium of accredited schools ranging from pre-school through college and graduate school. The schools and their educational programs are located on three campuses in S. Florida and one in central Pennsylvania and are significant presences in the Jewish community.

Rabbi Zweig has developed many programs and initiatives to help strengthen the local South Florida Jewish community including the Miami Kosher Ko-Op; free of charge bereavement service; a free loan society for short term loans to needy individuals; two hospitality suites for families with members in the local hospitals; and several other community programs.

Shabbat Shalom Weekly, the Shabbat Fax of Life, is a weekly inspirational religious newsletter that is read by hundreds of thousands of readers, both Jewish and non-Jewish, worldwide every week. The Shabbat Shalom Weekly provides insights into personal growth, information on Jewish holidays, social commentary from a Torah perspective, and includes lessons from the weekly Torah portion and is available in English, and Spanish.

Rabbi Zweig has served and continues to serve on many local boards as well, and currently serves as a chaplain for the Miami Beach Fire Department.


Parsha: Tazria-Metzora 5786: An Embarrassment of Riches

Parsha: Shemini 5786: Nourish and Flourish

Parsha: Passover 5786: For the Love of God

Parsha: Tzav 5786: Don’t Passover This!

Parsha: Vayikra 5786: Technology Pretending to be Pedagogy

Parsha: Vayakhel-Pekudei 5786: Delusion Illusion

Parsha: Ki Tisa 5786: The Injustice of Judgement

Parsha: Tetzaveh 5786: Tools of the Trade

Parsha: Terumah 5786: The Survivor's Secret

Parsha: Mishpatim 5786: What's the Point?

Parsha: Yitro 5786: Whole Control

Parsha: Beshalach 5786: Strive for an “Awe-Full” Life

Parsha: Bo 5786: Explanation of Procrastination

Parsha: Va'eira 5786: I Owe I Owe, It’s Off to Work I Go

Parsha: Shemot 5786: When the Right is Also Wrong

Parsha: Vayechi 5786: Observation and Validation

Parsha: Vayigash 5786: When Is Truth the Biggest Lie

Parsha: Mikeitz 5786: Remission from Competition

Parsha: Vayeshev 5786: Apathy and Entropy Live Together in Perfect Harmony

Parsha: Vayishlach 5786: Modeling Modesty

Parsha: Vayetzei 5786: Thank God!

Parsha: Toldot 5786: Echoes in Time - Rhythms of Rhyme

Chayei Sarah 5786: Wisdom for the Ages

Parsha: Vayeira 5786: Livin' on a Prayer

Parsha: Lech Lecha 5786: Not Crash Test Dummies

Parsha: Noah 5786: Peace or Pieces

Parsha: Bereishit 5786: An Offer You Shouldn’t Refuse

Parsha: Sukkot 5786: Building Sandcastles

Parsha: Ha'azinu 5786: UNproductive Precedent

Parsha: Vayelech 5786: The Mission: Self-Definition

Parsha: Nitzavim 5785: New Beginnings

Parsha: Ki Tavo 5785: Self-Delusion Confusion

Parsha: Ki Seitzei 5785: To Infinity and Beyond!

Parsha: Shoftim 5785: Brain Drain Pain

Parsha: Re'eh 5785: Give and Get

Parsha: Eikev 5785: What God Really Wants

Parsha: Va’etchanan 5785: Small by Design

Parsha: Devarim 5785: Tisha B’Av - A Deeper Look

Parsha: Mattos-Masei 5785: A Remote Scapegoat

Parsha: Pinchas 5785: Host with the Most

Parsha: Balak 5785: For Love of Money

Parsha: Chukat 5785: Being Great at Being Grateful

Parsha: Korach 5785: My Brother’s Keeper

Parsha: Shlach 5785: Challah: Take it and Leave it

Parsha: Beha’alosecha 5785: Nobility of Humility

Parsha: Naso 5785: Centered or Self-Centered?

Parsha: Bamidbar 5785: Shavuot - A Time for Unity!

Parsha: Behar-Bechukotai 5785: Who Are You?

Parsha: Emor 5785: In Appreciation of Communication

Parsha: Acharei Mot-Kedoshim 5785: Motherhood Understood

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