"Bemidbar" is the third book of the Torah, which was part of the Pentateuch of Moses. The name "Bemidbar" translates as "in the desert" or "in the desert", reflecting the events described in this text. The book tells about the events that happened to the community of Israelites during their travels near the Sinai desert. The "Bemidbar" provides a detailed description of the journey of the Israelites from garrison to garrison, including the division of land, the placement of estates on the journey, and other aspects of the organization of community life. The book also contains important rules and orders that were given to Moses by God, and also describes the event when Israel defeats the Amalekites in battle. "Bemidbar" is an important text for understanding the ancient Jewish society, its laws and religious rites. This book reflects not only historical events, but also teachings about faith, obedience and faithfulness to God.