Tragedy in Meron | Faith in Times of Crisis
How does a Jew hold on to faith in times of deep pain and tragedy, and what can comfort us when we feel so much despair?
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How does a Jew hold on to faith in times of deep pain and tragedy, and what can comfort us when we feel so much despair?
Who was Sylvester and what's wrong with Jewish people celebrating New Year's Eve? Rabbi Zamir Cohen reminds us of a few historical facts
The rivalry between the two biblical sons of our forefather, Yitzchak, has more to it than meets the eye. In this short video, Rabbi Yitzchak Botton brings the story of Parshat Toldot down to our day-...
Rabbi Pliskin encourages listeners to use the days leading up to Rosh Hashanah as a chance for personal introspection, sincere repentance, and positive goal‑setting in order to usher in a truly sweet,...
The aspiration to marry is rooted in the idea that the couple were born as half a soul, yearning to reunite with the root of their soul. But what happens if, through their actions, one descends to a n...
The Jews of Egypt were an ancient, wealthy, and diverse community that lived in the region for thousands of years, dating back to biblical times. Rabbi Berel Wein explains where entire Jewish communit...
Why does Maimonides tend to emphasize rational arguments? Who were the 38 people who lived extremely long lives, reaching 960 years, and why did they merit it? Rabbi Berel Wein in a fascinating talk f...
Rabbi Reuven Lauffer explores the depth of the Lecha Dodi prayer, showing how it welcomes the Shabbat as a bride and symbolizes the Jewish people’s yearning for unity with G-d.
People today have a hard time understanding why we mourn on Tisha B'Av and why we mourn something that happened thousands of years ago. What do we say to those people?
According to the Torah, speech holds immense power it can create, uplift, and bring blessing, or harm, destroy, and bring strife. Guarding our words is therefore guarding the very essence of life.