God
'A hug from God': Diana Klein on music, healing, and women’s empowerment - interview
Diana Klein’s music offers comfort, hope, and strength for women seeking self-appreciation.
Finding faith, family, and business: Ben Woolf’s story from England to Jerusalem
Beyond the headlines: A mindset of joy - opinion
Parashat Teruma: Religion in partial measures
The 11th commandment: Choose it or lose it - opinion
Embracing life in Israel is a spiritual mitzvah that connects Jews to God, their history, and religion.
Gaza’s real reconstruction problem isn’t concrete, it’s culture - opinion
After the October 7 massacre, Gaza faces a choice: rebuild with realism and deradicalization, or pave the way for the next war.
When prayer is weaponized: Preserving faith’s sincerity in a politicized world - opinion
True prayer lights the heart and softens the soul; it cannot be weaponized without losing meaning.
Jerusalem Orthodox churches don’t represent all Christians - opinion
Evangelical Catholics reject claims that Christian Zionism is harmful and believe in the Jewish people’s covenant with god.
First values, then holy places: Lesson from Sinai and Jerusalem - opinion
A hostage’s testimony and Parashat Yitro show that the Torah places values before territory.
The last hostage's return: Why this moment calls for gratitude, not just relief - opinion
We, the Jewish people, experience the miracle of our continued peoplehood every single day
Divine intelligence meets artificial intelligence: When Technology and tradition meet - opinion
The contrast between artificial intelligence (AI) and divine intelligence (DI) is not a competition. It is a conversation.
Lockdown: Save your time for love
A song born of lockdown, silence, and ancient wisdom.
Aliyah: A wedding postponed, a dream fulfilled
When the sudden onset of the 12-Day War with Iran grounded the NBN flight, her other, previously purchased ticket enabled her to secure one of the scarce rescue flights leaving the US.
Rabbis after Google: Jewish leadership must be reimagined - opinion
Judaism has always evolved. In a world of instant access and fading institutions, rabbinic leadership must evolve with it.
