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Over the past five years I have been blessed to make a lot of new friends, very good friends, Jews who are not part of
Over the past five years I have been blessed to make a lot of new friends, very good friends, Jews who are not part of
*This article first appeared in the Jerusalem Post “Israel is accused of carrying out a genocide against the Palestinian people by a United Nations agency,
Visitors to Israel since October 7 invariably come back marveling at both the enormous pain and the outstanding strength and spirit that they witnessed. That
There is nothing as divisive as a victory. Every triumph produces a loser. That was why Moshe’s brother Aaron consistently guided people to avoid the
“One who wishes to become wise should engage in the study of dinei mamonos, monetary law” (closing Mishna of Bava Basra), What is unique about
There is absolutely nothing important enough to make us overlook the pain of others. Our parsha presents the most important and transformative event in human
A well-known Talmudic passage (TB Megillah 10b) describes the scene in heaven as the Jews miraculously crossed through the sea. The angels wished to sing
Earlier this week, the world commemorated International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a day established by the United Nations to ensure that the memory of the Holocaust
Personal integrity is a basic value to which our Sages attached great value, even referring to it as miyesodei hanefesh, a foundation of the soul
By Rabbi Moshe Hauer Antisemitism has never been just about physical attacks on Jews. It is the great conspiracy theory, where a narrative is generated
Anger is all the rage these days. It infects personal, familial and professional relationships and is the hallmark of our politics and the key ingredient
Resilience is essential to the Jewish experience. As a nation, we have endured unparalleled tragedy and setbacks, yet—like the righteous man described in the proverb—even