What made Judaism survive was not that it belonged to a gifted few, but that it became the inheritance of everyone.
A Seat for Everyone
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The Secret Inside the Charoset
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Some people like to add an orange to the Seder plate—but they don’t realize that the symbolism was on the Seder plate all along.
Is it a Chicken or Fish?
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From the village priest, to Yosef in Egypt, to the Greeks in the Land of Israel — how changing a name, or holding on to it, can shape our destiny.
The Rebbe, the Doctor, and the Heart that Wouldn’t Stop Beating
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Building a Coronary Care Unit in 770.
Leadership of Love
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The power of empathy in Jewish leadership.
Faith in Captivity
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Elia Cohen’s story of survival and spiritual strength.
No Flowers, No Wedding
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Imagine being invited to a wedding and leaving before the music starts—you’d miss the best part! That’s what Simchat Torah is all about.
A Hug from G-d
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Sometimes the things that make no sense from the outside are the very things that bring the deepest joy. That’s true in sports, in life, and in Judaism.
Kol Nidrei: The Jewish Black Friday
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Why ‘stiff-necked people’ is the greatest compliment G-d ever gave us.
Yizkor: Thirsty Souls
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A spark awakening in the younger generation, a leader who sought water in the desert – and how each of us can hold on to the moment.