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While the politics of Naftali Bennett and Peter Beinart are very different, they met midway this week in the New York Times. Bennett, a...
On Thanksgiving morning, my Canadian wife and I, an Israeli, woke up and decided we would find an outdoor activity for the kids and us just to learn a...
The following stories, to me, capture the essence of Rabbi Sacks. Rabbi Sacks was asked to meet the Pope, but the only time a meeting was possible was...
When attending a funeral, one usually listens to the eulogies, continues with the procession, and then the person who passed away is taken to burial....
Dear Mr. Horovitz, I just wanted to say thank you. I had recently written my two hundredth article in the Times of Israel blogs section, which gave...
“Well, Anatevka hasn’t been exactly the garden of Eden. After all, what have we got here? A little bit of this, a little bit of that, a pot, a...
The recent news out of the Assuta hospital in Israel is nuclear armageddon for anyone dealing with issues of fertility – from a legal, personal, or...
Noach, the ultimate Parsha of Universal symbols, from the rainbow, to the tower of Babel, the flood, and the ark, Parshat Noach has earned its place...
Len was a lovely warm person who made sure everyone who stepped into synagogue felt at home. Len’s story captured in it so much of the Jewish story...
If there was one thing I heard in rabbinical school more than anything else, it was: “remember, you are a rabbi, not a therapist or a mental health...
This year I lost my grandmother, Henrietta Diestel, or “Grandma Cookie,” as we and many others used to call her. She was born in Shanghai to a...
There are not many friendly meetings or phone calls that make me cry. Yet there is one that usually takes place around the High Holidays when speaking...
From the cold night in Edinoborough to recent days in London, it is hard to watch the queues of people waiting to pay Queen Elizabeth final respect...
Sunday’s front page New York article Times article about the deficiencies in New York’s Hasidic schools evoked powerful emotions from many...
On this day, the first of Elul, 125 years ago, in the year 1987, for the first time in thousands of years, in Basel, Switzerland, Jews gathered from...
We all want to be proud of ourselves. We all know positive feedback’s transformative power on a child, a student, and even adults. I recently heard...
This week as I was giving a class on the archeology and history of the dead sea scrolls, I presented one of the 2000-plus-year-old pieces of parchment...
The recent Israeli drama movie Image of Victory , telling the story of Kibbutz Nitzanim, is not just a high-quality Hollywood-grade movie with...
When I was younger, I visited Boston every so often, especially during the Chagim. When in Boston, I would pray in the Young Israel of Brookline,...
The new policy implemented by Israel’s health ministry, artificial insemination for Agunot, should be celebrated by all. The chains Get-refusing...
The shortage of teachers in Israel, America, and in Jewish day schools should be the top priority of any community that is thinking about its future....
“Three prophesied with the term eicha : Moses, Isaiah, and Jeremiah. Moses said: “Eicha–how– can I bear alone…” (Deuteronomy 1:12)....
I will never forget the story of the fellow who went to visit Russia in the 1990s without knowing a single word of Russian. After taking a taxi from...
Yuh-Line Niou will be the first member of Congress to run while openly declaring her support for the BDS movement. Even Ilhan Omar, when first...
As these lines are being written, Israel’s “law of continuity” is making its way through the Knesset halls, with the possibility of becoming the...
It was one of the highest and lowest points in the relationship between the young state of Israel and the Vatican. Pope Paul the 6th came for a visit...
I was recently asked why is it that I, as a rabbi, speak about politics at all? “Shouldn’t you only speak about Torah and Jewish topics?” I...
Dear Class of 2022, I write to you today in a way I have never written to a graduating class before. The festive note, listing your achievements...
The repeated attacks against Chabad and Rabbi Berel Lazar for servicing the Russian Jewish community should have each and every one of us asking: if...
Alongside tens of thousands coming out in the heat, I marched on Fifth Avenue in the Celebrate Israel Parade. Together we marched, sang, and...
MK Bezalel Smotrich suggested not long ago that his political rival, Naftali Bennet, is no longer welcome in synagogue. Sadly, this highlights the...
One of the big differences between Israel’s and America’s Jewish communities is the ability of the Haredi to celebrate national holidays. From...
The Russo-Japanese war resonates in many ways in Russia’s recent war on Ukraine and has changed the world more than most realize. Russia’s...
The Board of Deputies of British Jews sent shockwaves through the Jewish world in its treatment of an Israeli Knesset member after he arrived in...
Over the past few months, I have heard privately and publicly from too many orthodox Jews about their feelings of loneliness and isolation. They...
Dear Rabbi Lopiansky, I was moved by your article in Mishpacha Magazine titled “For This We Weep,” an important milestone acknowledging the...
The suicide of serial abuser and known children’s author highlights three of the greatest tragedies orthodoxy has seen—the past, the present, and...
In the most recent issue of Jewish Action, writers addressed orthodoxy’s demographic growth, yet lowering retention rates and lower rates of...
If you read only Parshat Vayeshev, you would remain forever depressed and see no point in life. Joseph, Jacob’s beloved son, is almost...
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