To Be a Jew I’m thrilled to announce the launch of our latest project, “To Be a Jew,” a deeply meaningful booklet that brings together
The Secret Revolution Recently, I asked fellow speakers if they shared my perception: Lectures given before October 7 are markedly different from those delivered afterward.
Shabbat With Survivors of the Nova Festival “Why isn’t this the top news story?” Meirav Berger asked me on Shabbat morning. Meirav is the mother
The 12 children who were murdered on July 27 in Majdal Shams in a Hezbollah attack have been laid to rest. Significantly, last Shabbat morning
Tuesday, July 23, was the fast of the 17th of Tammuz, a fast day that lasts from early morning until evening. It commemorates the day
Muhammad Deif, Donald Trump Who would have thought that the targeted assassination of Muhammad Deif would be eclipsed by the assassination attempt against Donald Trump?
From Milwaukee To Herzliya “Each morning, first thing, before I eat or drink anything, I say a chapter of Tehillim for ‘my hostage.’” This is
Last week’s headlines featured a violent attack against a synagogue in LA, with strong condemnations issued by the mayor, the governor and President Biden. Gidon
How do we remain optimistic when those around us despair? In this week’s Torah portion, only two of the 12 spies — Yehoshua and Kalev
In this week’s Torah portion, Behaalotecha, the parsha opens with a mission that is not only about lighting, but about enlightening too. Aharon HaKohen receives
Remembering Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, z”l Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, a towering figure in the Jewish world, passed away last Thursday at the age of 74, leaving
Rebirth of Hope in The Jezreel Valley Ophir Basor, a dedicated farmer from Kibbutz Ein Harod, has begun the annual wheat harvest. This year, we
