The produce grown in shmita year is considered holy, and all agricultural activity – including plowing, planting, pruning, and harvesting – is forbidden. It is designated for consumption only.
During the Torah portion of Toldot, Jen Airley felt compelled to leave the synagogue and pray at home, unaware her son Binyamin was battling Hamas.
The counting every evening of the omer can serve as a daily reminder – like the ringing of a bell to open markets – that a new day is upon us and we need to work to accomplish goals and make change.
People’s decision-making regarding money can set them up for long-term financial security or a life of debt and poverty
The more an individual invests in being worthy of his/her role, the better he/she performs his/her role.
Eurovision, Einstein and the global politics.
'Studying the Bible showed me where we come from and our relationship with Israel,' a 2020 contestant from Argentina told the Post.
This year, more than any other, we must recommit ourselves to both dimensions of the demand for mutual responsibility.