What are the reasons for the creeping assimilation of Jews?
Long after we pack the Chanukiyot for another year, the messages and results of the Chanuka victories and miracles continue.
The coronavirus brings with it fear and a kind of darkness. As Jews, our light knows how to overcome this darkness as well
The dominant culture was all the rage. Hellenism seemed so right. What does Hanukkah really teach us?
Ambassador Ron Dermer looks back on his years in Washington.
These days may seem uncertain, even chaotic. but Hashem knows exactly what He is doing.
Two women who immigrated to Israel from Baltimore and Philadelphia talk about their unique journey into Israeli society.
Incoming Biden administration lays out ambitious plans for first 100 days. Foreign policy - OUT, domestic policy - IN.
Doctor explains the unknowns about the coronavirus vaccine.
Michael Dickson, StandWithUs Israel Executive Director, talks about the unique DNA of the Jewish nation.
Bracha Goetz talks about her way in world and on the five levels of the pleasure ladder – the spiritual diet.
Zot Hanukkah - Lighting up the night.
Swedish writer talks about her Jewish journey, the joy of sharing the stories of the people she meets, and what Israel means to her.
What are the financial ramifications of being an American expat?
A more enlightened approach to the holiday of light.
Assimilation is a weapon more dangerous than guns.
The President of the United States will leave office in January after reshaping the Middle East. Will Biden gnaw at his accomplishments?
The meaning of the past, the lessons for the future: We must be grateful for every positive step on our way.
David L. Graizbord talks about his new book: "The New Zionists: Young American Jews, Jewish National Identity, and Israel".
The PANicdemic which appears to be spreading is out to sabotage Aliyah in all its forms.
Laughing to good health: Lenny Ravich shares the secret to a happy life.
How are the Jewish people like the pure olive oil of the Hanukkah miracle?
The light of Hanukkah and the soul of Mashiach.
Australia has almost eliminated the coronavirus by putting faith in science.
"It is my brothers that I seek": Creating brotherly love where there was none.
Prof. Talia Einhorn talks about the problem with the way the Israeli legal system works.
When people say they saw the light, what light are they talking about?
There has been frustration from some corners over Biden's selection process of his Cabinet.
Who do we believe, and how do we protect our own human rights?
How the Vice President of the most hostile US leader in history will work with Israel as the President.
Hadeel Oueis is an Arab woman who fled the civil war in Syria. What do many Arabs today think about Israel?
Israeli politics continue with instability. Is there a real reason to dismantle the government and go to elections?
Time to ditch the foreign laws: Our High Court is corrupted by politics.
We must never let our guard down. We must never be totally complacent with the turn of events.
Guy Ehrlich's journey includes activism in secular rights, Jewish-Arab dialogue, and propagating plants used in the Holy Temple.
Nurses who treated Corona patients and saw death with their own eyes, tell of the difficult days they went through.
As the situation heats up in the Diaspora, the Jews bear the brunt of it. Signaling desperately for Jews to return home.
Dr. Gaurav Suri, a neuroscientist at San Francisco State University, explains how habits can help make the risks of the virus less abstract.
Who is Esav today? The stain of Esav’s influence on the history of Western culture.
Arik Zeevi has been inspiring generations of martial artists in Israel and throughout the world.
What kind of foreign policy is possible for the United States after four years under President Trump?
Wrestling with an angel: Yaakov all alone and the hidden lights of Hanukkah.
Tamar Yonah Interviews Prof. Alan Dershowitz on the implications of the US election and expectations from the Biden administration.
Daniel Gordis on America, Israel, and the sources of Jewish resilience.
Who are Joe Biden’s foreign policy appointees and why should Israel be worried about them?
Domestic violence: An increasing phenomenon in Israel.
The upcoming strain in the US-Israel relationship is inevitable, because of the Democrats' attitude toward Israel.
It isn't always black and white, but we need to use the deeds of our ancestors - both good and bad - to discern what we should do.
Turmoil, uncertainty and overall mistrust can be a catalyst for making Aliyah. These turbulent times can make the choice much easier.
Every day should be Thanksgiving: Fathers, children and patterns in time.
Rabbi Yonatan Neril talks about the environment, about climate change and about what you should do to care for our planet.
An in depth look at the coalition Biden formed to win the election. What are the odds of it sticking together under the new administration?
Hear about some of the amazing locations and Kabbalistic insights as we give you an audio tour of Tzfat.
Prof. Francisco Gil-White says it does not matter who wins the US elections because the two candidates are not really different.
Will the Gulf turn to Israel as its top partner to face the Iranian threat if a new White House leads to a change in policy?
After the abolition of the restrictive conditions imposed on him since his release from prison, will Pollard decide to immigrate to Israel?
Hear why Jonathan Pollard's fate hangs in the balance.
An art expert talks about her vision to establish a unique museum of works by local artists from Judea and Samaria.
We believe that the Written Word and Oral Law combine to show us what G-d wants of us.
