
MOSHE TARAGIN
Witnessing miracles: The role of faith in Israel's breakthrough against Iran - opinion
A matter of faith: Israel will rid the world of Iran's evil, even if it must do it alone - opinion
Jewish religious leaders' unsettling words disregard Israel's foundational narratives - opinion
Balancing devotion and division: The 'nazir' is a colorful but complicated personality
Secular Zionist culture has deepened in spirituality and no longer aims to hollow out religion. This cultural shift in Israel may render extreme cultural insularity less essential.
Our struggle for Israel is a battle of faith and religious destiny - opinion
When the afterlife becomes the sole focus, like for Islamic terrorists who kill innocents, seeking heavenly rewards, religion loses its moral compass and can justify terrible crimes.
Jewish people must remember their history and regain religious pride - opinion
History may confront us with sorrow or struggle, but we still choose whether to respond with pride and confidence or with frustration and self-doubt.
Home at last: Two sons, two soldiers, one homeland - opinion
The very different circumstances under which two Israeli soldiers were returned puts things in perspective and echoes Jewish values.
Israel's fire still burns: Reflecting on the symbolism of our remembrance days - opinion
The worst fires in modern Israeli history erupted just as our people sought to celebrate our hard-won independence.
Israel Independence Day: 1948 calls out to a broken 2025 - opinion
We are sailing together on the same ship of history, and without shared purpose and collective effort we will struggle to move forward.
Holocaust and hatred's echoes: Comparing antisemitism from 1940 to 2023 - opinion
In both 1940 and in 2023, antisemitism revealed the moral decay in societies that appeared to have achieved lofty moral goals.
Passover 2025: When God hides, we still believe
Faith isn’t about finding all the answers – it’s about having shoulders wide enough, and spirits deep enough, to carry the weight of the questions.
Passover 2025: Are we a nation or a family?
If we are a nation that sees itself as a family, let us remember those families that have carried such a heavy burden throughout this war.
Accepting responsibility for our mistakes should foster spiritual growth - opinion
Guilt is indispensable for moral growth and self-improvement. It serves as the quiet but insistent voice of a healthy conscience, guiding us toward accountability, repentance, and transformation.