At the conclusion of World War II, the world learned of the horrors that the Nazis had inflicted upon the Jewish people. For the first time in history, a nation had decided to fully exterminate another people, to eradicate the Jewish people from the face of the earth.
As the Children of Israel prepared to cross the Jordan River, two and a half tribes, Reuben, Gad, and half of Manasseh, sought permission to settle the lush, fertile soil on the eastern side of the Jordan.
The book of Shemot (Exodus) ends with the portion Pikudei. In this portion, the Shekhinah- the Divine Presence, finally arrives at long last. Why did it take so long?
Portion Vayakhel discusses coming together. This principle has led to community life becoming a firm foundation for the Jewish people. Join Shmuel as he discusses bowling leagues, social capital, and the importance of community.
Join Shmuel for an interview with Chagay Meir, a father, community manager, and soldier. Chagay spent 106 days fighting in Gaza before returning to civilian life. Tune in for a conversation on a former soldier’s struggles, Israel’s place in history, and hope for a more peaceful future.
Liebe Freunde, Im Jahr 1964 stellte der Richter des Obersten Gerichtshofs … Read more
De aard van antisemitisme Beste Vriend, In 1964 merkte Potter Stewart, rechter bij het Amerikaanse Hooggerechtshof, terwijl hij worstelde om de term “obsceniteit” nauwkeurig te definiëren in een historische uitspraak van … Read more
Let’s talk about Shabbat! Did you know that the building of the Tabernacle influenced the laws of Shabbat?
It is a dilemma, a terrible dilemma that hangs over us all. There are still 134 hostages held by the savage, Hamas terrorists in Gaza.
