Eliyahu Freedman is an Iraqi-Jewish educator living in Jaffa, Israel. Passionate in the fields of Jewish history, spirituality and ethics, Eliyahu most recently completed a Master's degree in Talmud from Tel Aviv University and was working on a PhD dissertation on medieval Judeo-Arabic history in the 10th century from Hebrew University.
While Anne Frank hid, Hannah Senesh grabbed a gun and parachuted into Nazi Europe. Why does the world remember one and ignore the other? A conversation with author Matti Friedman.
Before today’s bitter conflict, Iran and Israel were close allies—sharing oil, intelligence, and friendship. This is the lost chapter the world rarely remembers.
Integrating the "three B's" – belief, belonging, and behaviors – Judaism promotes higher levels of happiness, stronger community connections, and a greater sense of purpose.
My fitness journey is more than mere physical training. It has transformed into a spiritual practice with lessons that paralleled the ancient wisdom of Judaism.
A Still Small Voice follows Jewish Chaplain Mati Esther Engel’s yearlong residency providing spiritual care during the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A New Holocaust Film Every Young Person Should See
