Tu B’Shvat — Celebrating God’s Creation in the Year to Come
We all celebrate the start of a New Year on January 1. And as you probably know, the…
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When Faith Is Targeted, We Must Respond with Compassion, Even Across Borders
Last week, five ambulances crossed into Syria from northern Israel. They were not new. They were not shiny.…
Hanukkah Light from Today’s Maccabees
This Hanukkah, as we light the flames that commemorate an ancient miracle, I find myself thinking not of…
Hineni: Thanksgiving’s Answer to Ayeka
In the Jewish tradition, gratitude is not only a feeling. It is a response to a sacred question.…
The Values That Endure Beyond Division: In Memory of Charlie Kirk
Friends, today we face a moment of deep grief. The assassination of Charlie Kirk has taken from us…
We Do Not Leave Our Dead Behind
Passover is the time of storytelling. The time of remembering. The time of passing down what must never…
Reflecting on Our Enemies and the Value of Our Friends
There is only one passage in the Torah that we are commanded to hear—not the Ten Commandments, not…
The Hostage Deal: Israel’s Stand for Life and Freedom
Our hearts are full. “This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be…
In Rabbi Kogan’s Murder, We See the Fragility of Peace in a Fractured World
The world lost a radiant light with the brutal kidnapping and murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, the 28-year-old…
Today’s Israel: Giving Thanks Amid the Darkness
More than 160 years ago, President Abraham Lincoln issued a proclamation that all Americans should “observe the last…
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