New Studies in the Torah by Nehama Leibowitz Zt"l

A phenomenon in the world of Torah study and education, Nehama (that is the unassuming way in which she even answered her phone) was a Russian born graduate of the University of Berlin who immigrated to Israel in 1931, became the instructor of three generations of teachers and acquired an extensive and profound influence on Torah pedagogy worldwide—no mean feat for anyone.

Between 1954 and 1961 (5714-5721) she published "Studies in Parashat HaShavua". Subsequently these were printed in book format, arranged according to the five books of the Pentateuch. These volumes of the "Studies" were translated into English, French, Spanish, and Dutch, and are used as a primary resource in disseminating Torah. In addition, Nehama Leibowitz published numerous articles on Bible research and instruction.