What is the subject of the story of Moshe, Aharon, Miriam and the "Kushite Woman" that concludes our parasha? The story contains so many elements that it becomes difficult to decide which is the most important, and what the parasha is teaching us.
What is the main message of the story, creating a common denominator for all the diverse elements included in it?
Through a close examination of the text, as well as its division into two halves, allows us to contrast various elements of the story, and come to understand the change of status in the sibling triangle, demonstrating the positive effect of the punishment on Aharon and Miriam's perception of their brother Moshe.
