Parshat Ki Tetze contains a mixture of seventy-two commandments, dealing with such diverse subjects as the treatment of captives, defiant children, lost animals, birds' nests, roof railings, divorce, rights of aliens, loans, vows, protection of works, parental guilt, charity for the poor, regulations for inheritance, and fair weights and measures - phew! The portion concludes with a warning to remember how the Amalekites attacked the weary Israelites in the desert. Interesting stuff for this week!
For a great family resource on Ki Tetze, check out the Shabbat Table Talk on this portion.
And, as always, your g-dcast viewing of this portion.
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