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Rabbi Eytan Feiner on the Parsha: Weekly Torah Insights

Rabbi Eytan Feiner on the Parsha is a weekly Torah series on the parsha by the rav of the White Shul in Far Rockaway.

Rabbi Feiner's weekly parsha series

Rabbi Eytan Feiner on the Parsha is a weekly Torah series by Rabbi Eytan Feiner, the rav of Congregation Kneseth Israel — the "White Shul" — in Far Rockaway. Each class takes up the week's parsha, and the collection gathers about thirty of them, meant to be followed through the yearly Torah cycle rather than heard as a single stand-alone talk.

Rabbi Feiner is widely regarded for the depth and breadth of his Torah, drawing on a remarkable command of sources to open up a parsha from several directions at once. On the weekly reading, that means classes that move from the text to its wider meaning with clarity and energy, giving a listener a substantial weekly shiur in a voice built for the parsha.

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What his parsha classes offer

A parsha shiur from Rabbi Feiner tends to reach beyond the obvious — taking a familiar narrative and drawing out the moral and philosophical questions beneath it. His command of the sources lets him connect a verse to a wide field of Torah thought while keeping the point in focus, so a listener comes away with both depth and a clear takeaway.

Because the series follows the calendar, each class meets the parsha as the community reads it, keeping the learning timely and grounded. The narrative, its characters, and the lessons they carry all come under his attention week by week. Thirty recorded classes give a family a rich, ongoing resource keyed to the yearly cycle.

A weekly parsha shiur at home

Because the classes are recorded, a household can take the week's parsha shiur on its own schedule and replay whatever deserves a second pass. A weekly series gives family learning a steady shape, tied to the same reading the whole shul shares that Shabbos, and it asks only that a listener press play when the time comes.

Rabbi Feiner's depth is matched by an ability to speak to a broad audience, which makes his parsha classes suitable for parents and older children alike — good material for the Shabbos table. And because the series tracks the yearly cycle, the recordings come back into season every year, letting a family deepen its learning of each parsha over time.

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If your family enjoys teachers like Rabbi Eytan Feiner, search FilteredTube for the speakers and topics that matter most to you. With a daf yomi shelf, a weekly parsha shelf, topic shelves, audio-only listening for the car, and a kids mode with a PIN, kosher Jewish video is easy to reach — and the approved catalog keeps growing every day.

At a glance

Key takeaways

  • Rabbi Eytan Feiner on the Parsha is a weekly Torah series by the rav of the White Shul in Far Rockaway.
  • Rabbi Feiner is known for a deep command of sources that opens a parsha from several directions.
  • His classes reach beyond the obvious to the moral and philosophical questions beneath the text.
  • About thirty recorded classes follow the yearly cycle and return to relevance each year.
  • Search FilteredTube for kosher, approved Torah video — the catalog grows every day.