The Nesivos Shalom, ZL, as explicated by R Yitzchak Adlerstein, and R Chaim Eisentein, discusses how to find Kedushah in the ordinary: link 1, link 2 (audio)
The Netziv, as explicated by R Yitzchak Adlerstein, explains how Yaakov’s life symbolizes the life of the Jewish People in exile: link
R Ezra Bick discusses the covenant of separation between Yaakov and Esau: link
R Michael Rosensweig discusses persistence and initiative in Avodas HaShem: link
R Sir Jonathan Sacks discusses the origins of the world’s oldest hatred: link
R Shlomoh Riskin explores the ongoing nature of the conflict between Esau and Yaakov: link
R Asher Brander demonstrates how Yaakov always had his mind on the larger picture while serving Lavan: link
R Asher Weiss discusses why Talmud Torah takes priority over honoring one’s parents, and Aveirah Lishmah: link (audio)
R Yakov Haber discusses when envy is prohibited, permissible and recommended: link
R Mayer Twersky examines how and why we should appreciate our blessings: linkl, and fulfill our destiny: link
R Yonosan Sacks analyzes the two primary foundations of Tefilah: link
R Baruch Simon explores various interpretations with respect to the that surrounded Yaakov’s head: link (audio), and the importance of learning from everything: link (audio)
R Yaakov Neuberger, and R Azarya Berzon explores various aspects of Ramban’s commentary on this week’s Parsha: link 1 (audio), link 2 (audio)
R Avishai David explains why good fences make good neighbors: link (audio)
R Avigdor Nevenzal discusses the sanctity of Lasahon HaKodesh: link (audio)
R Yonasan Sacks and R Dovid Gottlieb discusses the Halacha of Tefilas Arvis Reshus: link 1 (audio), link 2 (audio)
R Daniel Z. Feldman analyzes how much a person should spend on Mitzvos: link (audio)
R Michael J. Broyde surveys the halachic issues entailed in celebrating Thanksgiving: link
In Honor of the IDFR Chaim Jachter discusses the halachic perspective on civilian casualties: link 1 (audio), link 2 (audio), link 3 (audio)
“R Avigdor Nevenzal discusses the sanctity of Lasahon HaKodesh” should be corrected to: “R Avigdor Nevenzal discusses the sanctity of Lashon HaKodesh.”
“R Avigdor Nevenzal discusses the sanctity of Lasahon HaKodesh” should be corrected to:
“R Avigdor Nevenzal discusses the sanctity of Lashon HaKodesh.”
It’s a very minor point but I believe it might be more correct to refer to “Rabbi Lord Sacks” than “Rabbi Sir Jonathan Sacks”