Nathan Lopes Cardozo

With a keen understanding of the following factors, we Jews will be able to win every Olympic World Cup. 

For too long, many of us have told our children that to be an Israeli soldier is the pinnacle of Jewishness and Zionism. The truth is that it is not, and it never was. 

Dr. Chaim Toldeche and Elie Wiesel were right: God must stand trial and must repent for the creation of evil in the world. 

Do science and rationality get in the way of understanding full reality, not getting to the core where inner peace resides?

Without any claim to prophecy, I cannot escape the feeling that what is happening at this moment is not just another Israeli-Palestinian war but something radically different. 

We have only one way to comprehend the positive meaning of this otherwise apparently negative anomaly: the way of faith and the assignment of a universal moral-religious mission.

What is the point of trying every year, only to discover that we’ve returned to where we started? This can easily turn into torture.

Only when we recognize that, as proud Jews, we are rooted in nearly 4,000 years of unconventional history and a sacred mission, will we be able to succeed.

Most people get confused when speaking about tolerance. They often use this word when in fact they mean “apathy.”

For religious Jews, Judaism’s constant demand to follow Halacha (Jewish law) may give the impression that Judaism depends solely on the need to “observe.”