Shlomo riskin
Israeli settlement founder Rabbi Riskin talks 40 years of Efrat
The ‘Magazine’ sat down with founding father Rabbi Dr. Shlomo Riskin and wife Vicky to discuss the celebrated realization of their vision, and their concerns.
Rabbi Shlomo Riskin: Honoring a revolutionary rabbi - review
Israel's first woman spiritual leader of Orthodox synagogue breaks ground
24-hour learnathon in honor of Rabbi Riskin - watch live
Rabbi Riskin in quarantine, encourages strictures to prevent infection
Riskin recommended that there be more small prayer services in order to avoid large gatherings of any type.
Chief Rabbinate Council members expected to retain seats in upcoming vote
Rabbi Shlomo Riskin decided not to run for a spot on 17-member body, with elections scheduled for September 3.
Nefesh B’Nefesh names outstanding Anglo Olim for Bonei Zion Prize
English-speaking immigrants to Israel were awarded prized in advocacy, culture and leadership.
The Jewish message of love
"We can only hope and pray that Congress will be wiser and will prevent this Alice-in-Wonderland deal-debacle before it destroys the entire free world."
Chief Rabbinate for whom?
We must continue to work to restore Rav Kook’s universalist vision and path. Judaism – and all Jews – deserve no less.
Rabbi Riskin’s term extended after Rabbinate had thrown doubt on his continued tenure
“I think this episode was a huge victory for those who want to see changes in the Rabbinate,” says Former Yesh Atid MK Dov Lipman.
Ask The Rabbi: Can the Chief Rabbinate force Rabbi Riskin to retire?
The attempt to capriciously deploy a retirement law, for ideological reasons, against Rabbi Riskin is an outrage.
Middle Israel: Who’s afraid of Rabbi Riskin?
By unleashing his clerics on one of Modern Orthodoxy’s icons, Arye Deri has picked a fight he cannot win, and the Chief Rabbinate might not endure.
The Human Spirit: Branding at the Chief Rabbinate
"I’m writing as a taxpayer, as an observant Jew, and as an Israeli double-digit grandmother, who cares intensely about the Jewish future of the Jewish state."
Rabbi Riskin – until 120
Age is a number, no more and no less.
Chief Rabbinate throws doubt on Riskin's continued tenure
Riskin to Post: My position on conversion should not be cause for deliberating as to whether I continue.