Judaism
Parashat Re'eh: The gift of mercy
This is our ancestral heritage, passed down through the generations, and rooted so deeply that it is part of our very nature.
Parshat Re’eh: Being engaged to God
Shabbat candle lighting times for Israel and US
When life doesn’t fit: How to adjust your angle for success - opinion
California Jews suffer heightened anxiety, depression following Oct. 7 massacre - study
In a society permeated by antisemitism, a UC Davis study found that Californian Jews are struggling with rising symptoms of mental distress.
Dozens of Modern Orthodox rabbis call for ‘moral clarity’ in the face of Gaza humanitarian crisis
“Orthodox Jewry, as some of Israel’s most devoted supporters, bears a unique moral responsibility,” the letter says. “Judaism’s vision of justice and compassion extends to all human beings."
Aliza Mamo's life of resilience: 106 years of faith - opinion
Family of Aliza Mamo, soon turning 106, shares her inspiring journey from Djerba to Israel.
15 days that changed my life And the lessons I learned along the way - opinion
Jewish families are our story of survival.
Jewish scholar, historian, and leader Rabbi Berel Wein dies at 91
Rabbi Berel Wein's impact on the Jewish world blossomed not only from his films, books, and audio lectures, but also the founding and leadership of institutions.
The great wall of Israel: Slowly building Jewish destiny over generations - opinion
There will be no swift or final victories on these fronts. Instead, like the Great Wall, our progress will come in layers – walls upon walls – built patiently over time.
Parashat Eikev: Service of the heart
Prayer is one of the foundations of Judaism. A hallmark of the eternal Jew is speaking with his creator...Is it reasonable that such a central mitzvah is not directly addressed in the Torah?
A moment for celebration: 105 years young
Beyond the Headlines: A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news
Memory is our anchor in the unfolding saga of the Jewish people - opinion
Memory is essential – it deepens our experience and helps build our shared identity. In Israel, it is even more vital, reminding us that we are part of a larger, unfolding saga.
Shema Yisrael: The importance of listening and learning in the darkness
To hear – even in the dark. To listen – when we feel silenced. To act – when it would be easier to despair. To love – when hate seems louder. To believe – even now.
Shabbat ‘Nahamu’: From destruction to redemption
The haftarah of Shabbat Nahamu reminds us that no tragedy is final, no exile eternal. God does not abandon His people, the people of Israel. But comfort is not a passive process.
