Steinsaltz
Where was God in the Holocaust? A NY poet and activist asks the question in a book of ‘psalms’
“Never again” pledges to stop all genocide. A commitment to honor and assist the dwindling number of survivors and to fight the antisemitism that persists 80 years after the liberation of Auschwitz.
Steinsaltz's new book on Torah, Jewish law
Meeting Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz, an uncategorizable mind
Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz died Friday in Jerusalem at the age of 83
Three encounters with Rabbi Steinsaltz, a great man
Because of his works, we all have the ability to realize the passion for knowledge and wonder that sprouts from every page of the Talmud.
Talmudic scholar Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz hospitalized, in critical condition
The 83-year-old scholar, most famous for his translation of the Talmud, is battling a severe lung infection unrelated to the coronavirus.
Perspectives on Rabbi Steinsaltz’s birthday
Rabbi Steinsaltz has been called the Rashi of our time. His incredible genius lies also in the power of being able to bring down to us average minds the highest and deepest thoughts of Torah.
Steinsaltz’s Book of Psalms
Rabbi Steinsaltz’s brief English introduction sets the tone for the entire book. In just four pages, he explains why the Psalms hold a universal appeal for mankind.
From father to son
Rabbi Adin Even-Israel hands the Steinsaltz spiritual baton to Rabbi Meni
