Parashat Zachor:

Confronting hatred

It is intriguing that the Torah, usually so concise and sparing with its words, enjoins us both to remember Amalek and not to forget Amalek. But surely the one implies the other!

The Rabbinical Congress for Peace:

Do we have the courage to admit that we were wrong?

We must take stock of what has happened to us and why it happened. But asking “Who is to blame” will neither help nor change our current situation.

A halakhic definition of Sinat Chinam

We can define baseless hatred halakhically.. But how can we overcome it?

The 9 Days: A time for rebuilding the world with love

Israel's first Chief Rabbi: We must counter baseless hatred, sinat chinam, with baseless love, ahavat chinam.

Hatred – Baseless and otherwise

Issues that promote Israel’s interests should be supported even if – perhaps, especially if – the coalition supports them. Op-ed.

INTO THE FRAY

Because of Biden…Bibi

Few, if any, countries face the truly daunting array of challenges that Israel does. There is no time for on the job training. Op-ed.

Chul Mehudar heads decry 'baseless anti-haredi incitement'

'Haridim have no representation in Exceptions Committee, their requests are subject to acceptance or rejection just like everyone else.'

Office of the Chief Rabbi

A Fast on a Friday? Asarah B’Tevet this year

Treating the root cause, not the symptoms.The Chief Rabbi’s D’var Torah for Asarah b’Tevet and Parshat Vayigash.

A cause to weep for generations

Baseless hatred, is a reflection of the Sin of the Spies as was the refusal of Jews to come to Israel in the early days of Zionism.