Did you know there may be an extra Torah commandment hiding in plain sight? We all know the mitzvah to honor our parents. But what if the Torah is also teaching us to honor our older siblings? The Talmud hints at a mysterious extra vav in the commandment to honor our parents, and our sages debate its deeper meaning. Some say it extends respect to the eldest brother, while others—like Rabbi Ovadia Yosef—argue that all older siblings deserve honor.Why does this matter? Because the way we treat our family reflects how we relate to Hashem. The Arizal, a master of Kabbalah, explains that our souls are all linked—through our siblings—straight back to the Almighty. Honoring them isn't just about family dynamics; it's about recognizing our divine connection.This week’s drash explores this fascinating topic, along with surprising midrashim and Talmudic debates—including how even twins must follow this mitzvah!Is this really a Torah obligation? What about a wicked sibling? And how does this shape the harmony of a home?Find out in this powerful drash. Watch now and share your thoughts!

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