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by Adam Ross

Falling on hard times, Jerry Latinik responded by finding ways of helping others. His vision sparked a revolution in kindness. .

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

No one knows when the final redemption will come, but the only way to be ready is to yearn for that period of peace, harmony, and universal God-consciousness.

by Rabbi Yisroel Roll

Understanding the human being’s inner conflict of desires.

by Prof. Joshua Berman

An in-depth examination of the story of the Flood yields numerous faults of the source-critical approach.

by Ilan Preskovsky

What COVID-19 has to teach us about real freedom.

by Rabbi Doniel Baron

A deep analysis into the connection between Purim, Moses and the Oral Law.

by Liel Leibovitz

Rather than reveling in nuance and complexity, we should tell ourselves a simple story of national and religious pride.

by Rabbi Emanuel Feldman

Crucial lessons for humanity to remember always.

by Emuna Braverman

We want a God who's granting all our wishes and making our dreams come true – whether they're good for us or not.

by Bret Stephens

Here are three clear reasons.

by Rabbi Daniel Friedman

Long before the advent of Bitcoin, the Torah blockchain has proved to be robust and enduring.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Fascinating facts about this central Jewish prayer.

by Rabbi Shmuel Reichman

You are a masterpiece covered with stone; your job in this world is to uncover yourself.

by Rabbi Avi Shafran

“They don’t hate us as a people. They hate us because of our holy books."

by David M. Weinberg

Israel’s national security and its national decency are closely linked.

by Rabbi Shmuel Reichman

Yom Kippur provides the unique opportunity to transcend our physical limitations and embrace our truest sense of self.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

We want to count on God, but can He count on us? We want Him to think of us but how often do we think of Him?

by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Essential insights that go to the heart of Judaism.

by Rabbi Dovid Rosenfeld

The doctor called us directly. Something was wrong.

by Heather Dean

Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser on how to maximize our purpose and fulfillment.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The moon is central in Jewish tradition.

by Peter Kreeft and Prager University

If there is no God, who then determines what is right and what is wrong?

by J-TV and Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Wise words to live by.

by Moral Courage TV

A Palestinian professor takes a group of Arab students to visit Auschwitz.

by Ollie Anisfeld

Why is Judaism the only religion in the world that claims God revealed Himself to an entire nation?

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Lag B’Omer is a remarkable enigma.

by Rabbi Dovid Rosenfeld

Powerful questions which ring just as true today as when they were first uttered.

by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Anti-Zionism is the latest mutations of the world’s longest hate.

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

How God lets us know that the events of our lives are not haphazard coincidence.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Freedom isn’t enough. You have to know where you want to go.

by Rabbi Shmuel Reichman

Everything has the potential to be used for good or evil. The choice is ours.

by Dina Coopersmith

Like the moon, the Jewish people will rise up again and light up the night.

by Ruchi Koval

Exploring three major themes from the popular and controversial Netflix series.

by Ollie Anisfeld and J-TV

Can you believe in God and science?

by Rabbi Tzvi Nightingale

The holiday of trees celebrates the essence of life and Creation: giving.

by Ollie Anisfeld and J-TV

Can land really have some kind of direct relationship with the people living on it?

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Does one errant IDF bullet warrant moral equivalence with Hamas terror tunnels?

by J-TV and Rabbi Ken Spiro

As David Ben-Gurion said, "For a Jew to be a realist, you have to believe in miracles."

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

We should not do to ourselves what our enemies have done to us – to burn the last remnant and reminder of people we loved.

by J-TV and Rabbi Ken Spiro

And it’s not the Western Wall.

by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Don’t count Jews; count their vast contributions.

by Rabbi Avi Shafran

Indispensable to the Jewish worldview is the idea that humans are unique, that we possess a spiritual component and that our actions are freely chosen.

by Rabbi Tzvi Nightingale

What is the essential philosophical difference between the Greeks and the Jews?

by Rabbi Dovid Rosenfeld

Hanukkah: it’s all in the numbers.

by aish.com

Clearing the air on some of these misconceptions will help you discover what Judaism is really about.

by J-TV and Rabbi Ken Spiro

Judaism’s traditional explanation to the world’s longest hatred.

by Rabbi Cory Kleinman

In addition to physical security, anti-Semitism requires a spiritual response.

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

God does not forgive those who do not acknowledge that they did wrong and renounce the sinful behavior.

by J-TV and Rabbi Ken Spiro

A religion? Nation? Race? Culture?