Even with the never-ending uncertainty, we must learn to celebrate our victories. So this time, once the hostages are ...
Imagine… A World Without Hate (A Pro-Israel reflection on the hypocrisy of those who fear peace) ...
This book is dedicated to Vivian Silver, a wonderful woman and peace activist, who was killed in her home at Kibbutz Beeri by ...
The term comes from The Matrix (1999). In the movie, Morpheus offers Neo two pills: Red pill → see the truth about reality, ...
As Recep Tayyip Erdoğan condemns Israel and lectures the world about “democracy,” his own record stands as the clearest proof ...
Of all the festivals, Succot is surely the one that speaks most powerfully to our time. Kohelet could almost have been ...
Compassion unmoored from truth, however, curdles quickly. It can transform cruelty into “context,” and barbarity into ...
In memory of Rabbi Felipe Yaffe Z”L, my teacher of Tanach, who taught me to fall in love with biblical structures and ...
ABBA once sang, “Thank you for the music.” Now, with Voyage, they are thanking us back — for remembering, for believing, and for proving that in the right hands, technology can turn nostalgia into ...
By independence in 1960, Christianity was deeply rooted in Congolese life. Mission churches had trained generations of teachers, nurses, and clerks who would form the backbone of the new nation. Yet ...
What truly binds the Jewish people is not agreement — it is belonging. A shared history, a common destiny, and a rhythm of sacred action that transcends denomination. These are the threads that have ...
The sukkah is a poem of leaves and sky. It is a dwelling that refuses to be a wall, a home that insists on its own impermanence. When the Torah bids us “dwell” it asks for a posture of belonging that ...
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