As some Jews rally behind Mamdani despite his anti-Israel rhetoric, we’re reminded of Abraham’s legacy—to stand boldly for truth while still reaching out with love to our own.
In a breathtaking operation rivaling the miracles of the Six Day War, Israel’s audacious pre-emptive strike on Iran’s nuclear program defied the odds — and world expectations.
A stranger saved Chaim Lindenbaum’s life. A year later, that man—Dr. Daniel Levi—was killed on October 7. Their story reflects the story of the Jewish people, of Sinai, and of our shared future.
To inspire non-observant and disaffected Jews, and excite teens and youth about their Judaism, we all need to be leaders in making happiness, joy and meaning contagious in our institutions and homes.
You don’t need to be a doctor to dispense the medicine of friendship. You simply have to care to look them in the face for eight minutes to make them feel seen and show the kindness of companionship.
Seeing the images of the pogrom in Amsterdam, I’ve been thinking of my courageous grandmother who marched in Gestapo headquarters and stood up to the Nazis.
Influencers are shamelessly promoting blood libels and unfounded accusations about the Talmud to an audience eager to hear it. Arm yourself with knowledge.
The IDF uniform is not simply a costume and it should never be confused with a symbol of warmongering. It’s the holy garb of a holy nation charged with a holy mission.
I am grateful that they addressed the atrocity, but here’s why it was woefully inadequate in truly honoring those murdered and advocating for the hostages.