Assimilation and Jew-hatred: Is it the same in the Diaspora?
Do Jew-hatred and assimilation depend on location? If so, how are these influences manifested? What actually is ESCAPE AND SAFETY?
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The Noahide filmmaker finds evidence of the Exodus
How a non-Jewish believer in Torah discovered archaeological evidence of the Exodus.
Behind the scenes of Netanyahu's cases
An in-depth look at the various cases connected with the prime minister and which should be decided soon.
Facebook and freedom of expression: Time for restrictions?
Facebook and the First Amendment: Policing free speech on the platform?
The world loves us, so why is anti-Semitism growing?
Jay Shapiro talks about the mixed emotions as anti-Semitism grows while Christians support Israel politically.
Back to the Garden of Eden: Challenges of choice
Deuteronomy to Genesis: The secret of the broken tablets.
Are interfaith interactions healthy for the fabric of Judaism?
There are warm connections between certain Jewish leaders and the Christian community. What should our reaction and possible answer be?
A political guide to 'After the Holidays'
What is the connection between Israeli politics and Purim and how does it threaten the formation of the coalition?
The fine line between life and death
Rabbi Jason Weiner is a hospital chaplain. He guides people through intense moments in life, death, and everything in between.
In the Middle East, terrorists never change
Jay Shapiro says there's nothing new in the Middle East: Hamas and the Palestinian Authority are playing an old game.
Rejoice with the Torah: True joy in the false world?
The connection between Torah and personal and world rectification.
Understanding the world better: Conflict between good and evil
How can one receive the bad just like the good? Rabbi Ya'akov Nagen talks to Eve Harrow about his book trying to answer the question.
Can Jewish identity be challenged by Jewish religion?
The Aliyah team discusses its perspective on the Jewish Identity phenomenon as it impacts the Aliyah process.
'Palestinian nation'? There is no such thing
Who are those so-called 'Palestinians' who claim our land?
'I just met you in the world to come'
Out of the Sukkah and into the house: Reflections of cycles of creation, destruction, and rebirth.
This kibbutz is bringing back once-extinct Biblical plants
Guy Ehrlich's journey includes activism in secular rights, Jewish-Arab dialogue, and propagating plants used in the Holy Temple.
Meet the oldest radio talk show host in the world
From escaping Nazi Germany to joining the D-Day invasion to becoming the world's oldest radio host: The amazing life of Walter Bingham.
The Middle East experts who made us laugh
The Middle East is the goose that lays the golden egg for the experts who want to keep all the problems without solving them.
Thinking about the future: Third election's the charm?
Is Prime Minister Netanyahu directing all his moves so that Israel will run for the third time in one year?
Meet the Jewish Latin Princess
Yael Trusch, host of the award-winning podcast Jewish Latin Princess, interviews the world’s most uniquely talented Jewish women.
'Israel should support the Kurdish in Syria'
Dilliman Abdulkader, a Kurdish policy expert, thinks that it would be in Israel’s interest to support Kurdish in northeastern Syria.
Go outside, feel inside
Discover a fresh way to connect and dwell with Hashem through Sukkot.
Who are those so-called 'Palestinians' who claim our land?
Arabs who claim centuries of history in this land as "Palestinians" are either ignorant of the facts or political charlatans.
Sukkot: A universal holiday for the nations
Why are 70 bulls offered on Sukkot? Why will all nations be required to observe Sukkot in the future?
The Land of Milk, Honey and Startups
An Israeli VC that has invested in many successful Israeli startups talks about "the StartUp Nation".
Exposing the myth of plastic recycling
Why a majority of plastic we believe to be recyclable is actually burned - or dumped at landfills.
Making 'Virtual Aliyah' - What does it mean?
How does one bridge the gap between a virtual connection with Israel, and experiencing the real thing?
Living in fear: European Jewry suffers from anti-Semitism
European Jews are repeatedly under extreme threat. Is there a future for Judaism on the continent?
The yeshiva kid who made it big in China
How Shmulik from Tzfat grow up to be Dr. Hess, the CEO of company that helped millions of Chinese fight Diabetes.
To see the Promised Land, without understanding what it is
Like Moshe, we have yet to ascend the mountain and there to gain a broader perspective of our destiny and days to come.
The Satmar hasidim who chose to love the State of Israel
Meet a passionate young man who follows his heart, even when his path differs from that of his family.
Is there a new 'American dream?'
One former journalist moved into a van to find out the new 'American dream.'
What’s the big deal about Israel?
A deeper look at the centrality of the Land of Israel.
Will the 'Lost Jews' make Aliyah?
The discovery of 'Lost Jews' and hidden Jewish communities raises the question: Will they make Aliyah?
Has the US lost the Middle East?
Is the US losing its grip on the Middle East for extremist reasons?
What do you want to do when you retire?
How to make sure your retirement goals are feasible.
The magician ran out of magic? Netanyahu's tough days
The prime minister hoped the election results would allow him to form a government, but in the meantime he seems very far from it.
Middle East breakdown: How does Israel deal with Arab threats?
Journalist Barak Ravid analyzes the complexity and intrigue that the State of Israel faces at the regional level.
Thoughts for Yom Kippur: Where do we go from here?
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur force us to get real with what we truly want.
Preparing for fasting: What's right to eat before Yom Kippur?
EASY FASTING: Before & after meals for fasting.
The man who inspired Israeli publicity
The friends of Ari Fuld, including senior figures from around the world, recall his character, a year after he was assassinated.
Forgiving others and forgiving ourselves
The Story of Jonah: This Yom Kippur, Don’t Forget to Pray for the Whole World.
It is not just fasting: The message of Yom Kippur
Something to keep in mind on Yom Kippur.
Occupied Europe (OE) against Jewish occupation of Israel
The Aliyah team asks how crazy can Europeans get, and particularly Jews living there?
Is impeachment a trap for President Trump's opponents?
Ex-Trump adviser talks about the political situation in the US and the possibility of Democrats' impeachment efforts boomeranging on them.
The political stalemate continues: Who will take responsibility?
Jay Shapiro examines attempts to form a government and fears that in the meantime, the next elections are on the horizon.
The narrow bridge between the High Holy Days
What Yom Kippur should accomplish within each of us.
Fighting Russian disinformation
What are the roots of Moscow’s political interference, and how can countries can fight back?
‘Aliyah Apathy’: The worst thing a Jewish soul can endure
Can resisting Aliyah for long periods of time contribute to a hazardous condition to a Jew's soul or spirit?
The man who survived crash in the Hudson speaks
Adir Freilich shares his first hand account of the Miracle on the Hudson.
The Torah as God’s Song
When Jews speak they often argue. When they sing, they sing in harmony, because music is the language of the soul.
Akiva Werber: Helping Anglos make Aliyah for 40 years
The Aliyah expert shares stories, advice and inspiration.
Was Barack Obama a friend or foe?
Former ambassador and Minister Michael Oren talks about the Obama years from an Israeli perspective.
Are we hearing the footsteps of Messiah?
How do the faithful of the Nations respond to the depravity of the Nations?
How to deal with the misguided Jews who discourage Aliyah
Those self-hating, misguided Jews who discourage Aliyah and speak out against Israel fact warp the basic precepts of Torah.
New year, old goals?
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur force us to get real with what we truly want.
The (non) future of Jews in Europe
Life in Europe's most anti-Semitic city.
New Year, old challenges
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur force us to get real with what we truly want.
Babe Ruth and the Aliyah process
Baseball All-Star Babe Ruth and the process of Aliyah have much in common in development and achievement.
Who can form a coalition in Israel?
Israel recently had a second round of elections. Is it on the way to another election?