I had a dream the other night that the current Prime Minister of Israel —Mr. Benjamin Netanyahu, or Bibi, as he likes to be ...

In the year 2000 I took my social-justice Judaism on a trip to the Palestinian Territories. I planned to teach (and love) ...

Ceasefires — Rather than achieving lasting peace, ceasefires have generally been used by the enemy to stop Israel’s advance ...

To find the answer, I turned to the best source I could get my hands on — my personal copy of the Torah. I humbly submit that ...

The Exodus is not merely ancient history; it is a living metaphor for navigating crisis, exile, and moral challenge.  A recent report by the Institute for Jewish Policy Research (IJPR) highlights a ...

On October 7th, it wasn’t just the terrorists who poured into Israel. There were 60,000 Gazans who are realistically ...

Beit Halochem, which translates to “House of the Warrior,” is a rehabilitation, sports, and wellness center for Israel’s ...

There’s something hauntingly beautiful about life in Haifa. The way fear and kindness coexist. The way strangers become ...

The future demands not only programming rules — but programming compassion. Not just “allowed” and “forbidden” — but also ...

Slavoserbianism may have originated in imperial Europe, but its ethos—its deep distrust of pluralism, its reflexive tribalism ...

The verses before the haftara describe the degree of famine created by the siege: “And there was a great famine in the city, ...

Islamic and Jewish concepts of sin are virtual opposites to Christian concepts in many aspects. For example, there is no concept of “sinning in the mind” in Islam and Judaism. To a Muslim or a Jew an ...