Yoav Rabinovitz talks about these turbulent times in Israeli politics, the justice system, and how we can take it from humor angle.
Shmuel Rosner, John Ruskay and Irwin J. Mansdorf go to a deep discussion on the meaning behind the term “anti-Israel.”
Rachel Azaria is an Israeli change maker, previously serving as a member of the Knesset.
Michal Cotler-Wunsh led string of hearings of the largest social media companies including Facebook, Twitter and Google.
The Trump Administration may end next January. Is the government headed by Binyamin Netanyahu preparing for this?
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur force us to get real with what we truly want.
Rabbi Jason Weiner is a hospital chaplain. He guides people through intense moments in life, death, and everything in between.
The effects of the upcoming strange new season, challenging lockdown (quarantine) on Aliyah.
Preparing for Rosh HaShana: Rejoice with Trembling
People of all ages can use practical money advice.
Israel’s ambassador to the United States thinks that very soon more Arab countries will normalize ties with Israel.
Travel during a pandemic, preparations for Rosh Hahanah and the reflection of all of us having been created in the image of God.
Countdown to the birth of man & the opportunity for renewal.
The psychology of Aliyah as it relates to extreme fear of change.
Should you transfer your American retirement accounts to Israel when you move overseas?
Rabbi Mois Navon discusses the philosophical and ethical issues arising from the rapidly developing world of artificial intelligence.
Israel finds new allies that open the door to a complete and significant change for the better of the regional reality.
Legal confusion in Judea and Samaria. Ottoman Law? Jordanian Law? Military Law? Or Israeli Law?
Discover how the nations can also enter into a covenant relationship with God.
Why Netanyahu must resign and let Israelis get a new future.
We don't know why G-d created the world, nor why He gave us free will, but we can hopefully see and understand the gift of T'shuva.
The importance of what to take which is the main focus that helps one to organize and experience the joy of settling in the Land of Israel.
Joel is part of a small but growing group of hasidim who love Israel, despite the Satmar movement's anti-Zionist stance.
Standing before Hashem at the renewal of creation: Preparing to receive a new light.
Arab countries wants to establish relations with Israel, no longer look at the situation in the Middle East from a Palestinian perspective.
The PM has presented a significant historical achievement at the political level, but is he also looking for political gain on his side?
The primordial of the Shofar: Standing upright before G-d, our King & creator.
Is the political violence in the US today careening toward a second Civil War?
What will happen during the high holidays, when some are insisting on holding services in synagogues despite the infections?
Alexander Lukashenko has been the president of Belarus since 1994 and today the country seems like it might be on the brink of a revolution.
What are the pros and cons of peace with the Emirates, and where might it take Israel?
You have to understand how the world works and what we’re supposed to do about it, which is very important to do at this time of year.
International Public Diplomacy Director at the Israel Institute for Strategic Studies talks about the Democrats' biggest fear.
The paradigm of ‘chutzpah’.
There are Jews who do keep the mitzvot, but they do not do that with joy. They need to be shown the beauties of a Torah way of life.
Rabbi Yitzchak Goldstein shares Diaspora Yeshiva's pre-1967 history.
What to take and what to leave fortifies the adjustment process of aliyah and settling in the Land of Israel.
A classic account of courage, integrity, and most of all - belonging.
Serving Hashem in gladness is the key to every divine blessing: Torah is the people of Israel’s deed to the Land of Israel.
Israeli ambassador talks about the formation of the agreement and the hope that this will lead normalization from more Arab countries.
Why are PFICs a problem for Americans in Israel?
The Holy Temple, Rosh Hashanah, and the chance to replant ourselves in the Garden of Eden.
What price did Israel pay for suspending sovereignty?
Nati Dinnar exposes many facets of the story behind the Iron Dome project whose goal was deemed an impossibility.
Ofir Dayan talks about the unrest in the US and about what it means for the people who will probably be blamed for causing it all, the Jews.
Ira Mosen sees examples of coexistence in Israel very often, but finds that those stories are not shared by a media.
The mind-boggling anarchist violence engulfing American cities and why the Jews are in deep trouble.
Kushner shares his approach to Middle East diplomacy and how the peace agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates was formed.
Is there a split between the organized Judea and Samaria leadership and their constituents?
Why do American anti-Semites think it is okay for people to be rich, unless they are Jews?
Netanyahu is up to his old tricks in the political field and is not putting an end to the Gaza terror.
Israel should take advantage of the coronavirus crisis to tighten ties with Diaspora Jews.
Elul is a special month for drawing closer to HaShem. come in to see why.
We all want different things in life, but at the root of all of it is one thing: Peace of mind.
Has G-d got it all wrong? What is needed to convince ‘the 80%’ to make Aliyah?
Music Taps the divine pipeline: Lenny Solomon of Shlock Rock shares his thoughts on music, Aliyah, and 'converting' the secular to holy.
Sarah Stern on the agreement with UAE: The center of gravity has shifted under the Palestinians' feet.
Grabbing hold in the month of Elul: Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Rabbi Pynchas Brener, former Chief Rabbi of Venezuela, talks about his philosophy on Zionism, religion, science and dictatorships.
