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Nathan Slifkin: Rationalist Judaism
Rabbi Dr. Natan Slifkin discusses with Shmuel Rosner what Judaism should look like in the modern era.
Coronavirus, one year later: How the pandemic has changed us
Has the COVID-19 pandemic forever altered human behavior?
Understand the world: We are the miracle
The new month of Nisan is the time of Israel’s past and future redemption, and the great future redemption of all humanity.
Uniting the extremes of the Jewish spectrum
Why was Moshe hesitant to accept the women's copper mirrors as contributions?
All together now: Build for me a sanctuary!
Making a house for G-d with wisdom, with insight, and with knowledge.
Breaking down all the political parties in Israel
A walk through of all the main parties on the ballot (and some not so main ones) as we try to find one that doesn’t make us want to vomit.
The fake Right Wing Conspiracy Theories
How Conspiracy Theory Proponents of President Trump Explain the fact that he left the White House.
Yehudit Abrams: Bringing early detection home
She created the MonitHer, and won first place in the WeWork start-up competition. But that's far from all.
Why does Prime Minister Netanyahu not keep his promises?
Should Netanyahu be granted immunity from prosecution?
Will Biden prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons?
Israel needs to insist that the US administration not return to the previous nuclear deal.
The Jewish perspective in the face of the world
Our perspective is so different from other nations.
Why do the naysayers and skeptics want to prevent aliyah?
Why the majority accepts the naysayers argument so readily regarding aliyah, and how to check their skeptical arguments against the truth.
'There is problem of domestic terrorism across the US'
Two months after Capitol riot, what's happening with extremist groups?
Is the Golden Calf a Uniquely Hebrew Form of Idolatry?
A mistake that nearly had catastrophic results ultimately revealed Moshe's true greatness as a national leader.
The Golden Calf and the tyranny of time
The secret of the Temple’s copper laver: Washing yesterday away.
The never ending battle against Jew hatred
From campuses to everyday settings and especially on the internet, this evil is morphing its language and tactics with frightening alacrity.
Forget Russia: The idealists’ utopian dream vs. reality
Tamar Yonah speaks with Lisa Bordetsky-Williams, who shares what Jews in Russia had to endure for centuries.
The Red Heifer, Purity & Passover
Tablets engraved by the finger of G-d and a man-made disaster called the Golden Calf.
The Israeli Arab who was wounded in Lebanon fighting for Israel
Yoseph Hadad talks about just how integrated Arabs are in Israeli society.
Why Netanyahu must resign and let Israelis get a new future
Netanyahu is up to his old tricks in the political field and is not putting an end to the Gaza terror.
The fight for sovereignty and faith-based diplomacy
Jay Shapiro argues that Israel should insist on sovereignty in Judea and Samaria even in the face of the Biden administration.
What is the connection between Remembrance Day and Purim?
The always remember the Jerusalem factor in the Purim story and in the Purim celebration.
Will the coronavirus interfere with making Aliyah?
The coronavirus should not interfere with Aliyah if the person is careful and informative from reliable sources.
Submerging individual identity into the collective Hebrew nation
How are Israel's kohanim different from the spiritual leaders of other cultures?
Michelle Rojas Tal fights anti-Israel ignorance on campus
A young Puerto Rican American Jew learns activism for Israel through 9/11.
Why is everyone in disguise on Purim?
Purim parallels and universal lessons from the Scroll of Esther.
The numbers of Purim and their insights
What is the connection between this week’s parshah, Tetzaveh, and the holiday of Purim?
What is Yom Nikanor and how does it relate to us?
Rabbi Yehuda HaKohen shares the story of an ancient festival that's currently experiencing a revival in the State of Israel.
Keeping Esther's legacy alive
Binyamin Horgen has spent his time since the murder of his wife keeping her memory alive, by spreading her messages of hope and love.
Putting our faith to the test on Purim
Do the clothes make the man or does the man make the clothes?
Will our governments ever return our freedoms back to us?
Who will be the winners and losers in this ideological showdown?
The most confusing elections in Israel's history
The Israeli elections: Who’s running and the general breakdown.
The election debacle
An assessment of our uncertain political future.
Zachor: Why do we really need to remember these days?
Why is it so important to remember the bad deeds done to us and not to forget them for generations to come?
Are Israel-US relations on the verge of deterioration?
The upcoming strain in the US-Israel relationship is inevitable, because of the Democrats' attitude toward Israel.
Will the rest of the Jews leave the Diaspora eventually?
The often-heard question of ‘what will it take for Jews to leave the Diaspora?’ has been debated and discussed for decades.
Lenny Solomon: 'The music is my mission'
Music taps the divine pipeline: Lenny Solomon of Shlock Rock shares his thoughts on music, aliyah, and 'converting' the secular to holy.
COVID, cancel culture and conspiracy theories
Tamar Yonah with questions we need to get answers for in order to know if the lockdowns are really a conspiracy against us - or not.
The mystery of the Hebrew identity
What can the Mishkan teach us about the ways Divine revelation is channeled into our world?
The Divine presence vs. the spirit of Amalek
Amalek: Seeding doubt and perpetuating fear in an eternal struggle against G-d.
World (Dis)Order in the Age of Globalization
Nadav Eyal discusses the subject he’s been covering thoroughly for over a year – the battle against Covid 19.
Why does G-d need man to make for Him a home in the world?
The great privilege and responsibility of making a place for G-d in our lives.
Talk-radio legend Rush Limbaugh passes away at 70
Trump: Limbaugh was 'a guiding light with the ability to see the truth and paint vivid pictures over the airwaves.'
How you're doing: The pandemic's impact on mental health
More people of all ages are reporting that the pandemic has affected their mental state. How do you deal with the situation?
How one man saved the world’s Yiddish literature from being lost
Stories, places and events that shaped the Jewish world.
Biden's mission: To prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons
Israel needs to insist that the US administration not return to the previous nuclear deal.
What does God really want from us? Our soul
We might not always live up to that level of commitment to G-d, but that is our target.
Can our unity bring about the building of nationalism?
Is there an underlying theme of building our inner Mishkan as well?
Post coronavirus fear-trauma and Aliyah
The effects of post-coronavirus fears on the current rate of Aliyah.
Jews and the non-Jews who love them
When a non-Jew recognizes that the Torah is true, from whom do they learn Torah? Dr. Rivkah Lambert Adler has the answer.
'Israel should present a unified front against the Iran deal'
Israel’s former US ambassador Michael Oren calls for united front against new Iran deal.
The United States and right-wing extremism: What's happening?
What is being done in the United States to combat the rise of extreme right-wing stances – and what role does civil society have?
Israel's secret relationship with the Torah
Why are the statutes as expressed in the Written Torah almost always so different from Jewish law in practice?
Towards a just and caring society
The true service of G-d: Anchoring the Eternal Torah in this physical world.
Crisis economy: How do you deal with cash flow problems?
Cash flow is a problem for many people, but businesses have their own issues.
How do haredim repair their relations with fellow Israelis?
Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer on the coronavirus and rethinking the relationship between haredim and Israeli society.
Joel Kotkin thinks about God and the pandemic
Joel Kotkin assesses what’s happening in American religious culture today as the pandemic continues to take its toll.
Vaccines in the US: 'So far it looks like a failure'
Who's to blame? The balance between federal government and individual responsibility in vaccine rollout.
The Great Reset: Communism isn’t on its way, it’s already here
The Communist takeover of the West, the Great Reset, and what we can do about it.
