The Breaking News This Week This week on Tuesday, in the middle of the day, there was breaking news: the Senate unanimously approved a new law. When I saw the headline, I thought for a moment that it was about aid to Ukraine or about stopping the growing inflation, but no, this was about something far more important: daylight savings. Until now, daylight savings has only been practiced for eight...
Out table is an altar, we put salt in our sacrifices, and it’s all Kabbalah…
When the Big Eat the Small For some reason, wherever a war takes place in the world, Jews are always involved. In this war, which seems to have nothing to do with the Jews, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett flew to Russia and met with Putin to try to mediate a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. And this is not the only time we’ve been involved in conflicts that are not our own; it seems to...
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This week’s Torah portion is filled with harsh rebuke. What’s behind this?
Developing an open-door policy with G-d.
Why is the Oral Torah the Oral Torah? And what does it say about our relationship with G-d?
When a Shliach discovered one hundred thousand shekel.
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The largest group of converts from Europe hail from Germany. What can we learn from Jewish history about this?
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