Rabbi David Berlinger

by Rabbi David Berlinger

Amalek attacked the weakest, mocked what was sacred, and tried to cool the awe nations felt towards the Jews. What does it mean to remember, and why does it still matter?

by Rabbi David Berlinger

The Tenth of Tevet marks not destruction, but the moment decline begins—when isolation, moral confusion, and normalized hostility take hold, a pattern hauntingly visible in today’s antisemitism and Israel’s delegitimization.

by Rabbi David Berlinger

Hanukkah’s tiny candles tell a big story: a fight for Jewish identity, the power of small acts to defeat darkness, and the hidden spark within every soul.