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'I fled, but I havn't forgotten my people'

Syria from the unique perspective of a hospital director who had to flee the country, but did not stop trying to help the Syrians.

The meaning of the past, the lessons for the future

We must be grateful for every positive step on our way.

Election or war - what's closer?

Who are the winners and losers of the latest political drama, and which new figures are expected to shine in the next elections?

Anti-Semitism intensifies: A sign for Diaspora Jews?

Is the more dramatic increase in anti-Semitism a sign that the Mitzvah of Aliyah is more urgent than ever?

“I see myself As Prime Minister after the Netanyahu era”

Miniater Naftali Bennett speaks about the narrow coalition and try to make an order in the chaos in Israeli politics.

Is money in the bank really safe?

What would happen to your money if your bank declared bankruptcy?

Compass of the Jewish leadership in the Diaspora

The mystery of where Diaspora Jewish leaders are leading Jews.

Renewing the Miraculous in Our Lives

Noah’s Dove, Jacob and the Secret of the Chanukah Oil.

The Jewish view: Nations and same sex marriage

What happens when shifting social mores define religious traditions?

A truly educational experience on Hanukkah

The connection between Hanukkah and education.

Israel and the Jews of the US: This is the time to connect

Lessons from across the Great Divide with progressive American Jews.

Will Pelosi win the House speakership again?

Why do Republicans love to attack Rep. Nancy Pelosi? And what are the challenges she faces within her own party?

"Airbnb boycott will hurt the Palestinians"

Oded Revivi is adamant that by succumbing to BDS pressure and deleting the Jewish rentals, Airbnb is actually pushing peace further away.

The gender gap: Why men and women invest differently

Are financial priorities different for men and women?

Donald Trump and the Middle East: Easy solution?

Jay Shapiro thinks that a real estate deal will not solve our problems.

Israel's politics: A guide for the perplexed

Our president's busy week.

Hatred of Jews: That's how it all began

The roots of anti-Semitism already begin with the hatred Eisav had for Jacob.

Making Aliyah: Why the urgency?

Judy speaks with two American rabbis about Aliyah, and hears about the reasons to do so - as well as the challenges.

Hatred of Jews in the millennial generation

The Pittsburgh massacre in historical perspective: The tragedy was not a big surprise.

Leaving Christianity and finding the truth

What does an Evangelical Lutheran do when challenged by a friend about pagan holidays?

Standing by the Crown Prince: Interests or full trust?

Why is President Trump trying to distance himself from criticism of the Saudi Crown Prince and government?

King Saul, King David and Aliyah to Israel

The King Saul Syndrome and the King David Effect are challenging the Aliyah Process.

What's better? A safe investment or a risky and profitable one?

The hidden truth about bonds.

Beating BDS at its own game

Lev HaOlam sends 1,000 packages of Made In Yesha products each month.

How can a person die 'prematurely'?

We use expressions like "he died early" or "she died before her time", but are they in fact accurate?

Can finding Temple artifacts meet serious opposition?

The need for tight security related to national heritage.

Alan Baker: Airbnb made a decision in favor of BDS

A former legal adviser to Israel's foreign ministry thinks that Airbnb's act is part of the boycott campaign to harm Israel economically.

Stairway to Heaven vs. Dust in the Wind: Who are Yaakov & Esav?

Kislev and the Clash of Cultures: Seeing is Believing, or Believing is Seeing?

Islamophobia: Who should be afraid of who?

Does speaking against the so-called "religion of peace" make one an Islamophobe?

Get accustomed to terror

Is terrorism the new norm for Western society?

Will the shaky coalition survive another year?

Can Netanyahu somehow hang on with a razor thin 61-seat majority in the Knesset?

The escalation in Gaza: Modern anti-Semitism

Rockets, German anti-Semitism, US midterm elections and more.

Do not be afraid of Jewish haters

We need to protect ourselves and fight hard when necessary. We need to beseech G-d to protect us until we will not have to fear anymore.

Child of the Holocaust, Surviving Every Day

Rabbi Joseph Polak was three years old when the Holocaust ended. His survival story is still unfolding.

Don't live in illusions: Antisemitism is alive and well

Jay Shapiro thinks that the attack in Pittsburgh in not a novelty.

Aliyah against all odds

A Jew should not feel intimidated about living in their natural homeland.

The surrounding fires can serve as a beacon of safety

The beacon of safety provides the light and direction along the Trail and to remind us who and what we are.

The curse of captivity: Jewish exiles and schisms

What happens when the nations wake up and find that they could have been captive children?

Revolutionary thought: Israel being tested

The spirit of the Lehi is alive and well, just not in the way you might have imagined.

Making sense of history: He really does work in mysterious ways

For the believer, it's hard to make sense of what is going on, especially in Israel.

'Liberman's resignation far from being a victory for Hamas'

Professor Avraham Diskin of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem talks about Liberman's resignation.

US and Israeli bonds - what's the difference?

How bonds change from country to country.

Why Arabs never feel guilty

Jay Shapiro argues that the Arab world blames everyone else for its failures.

But it’s our land: A ‘profoundly disturbing’ idea

The Torah, the Regulation Law, and the promise to the Patriarchs: ‘The greatest story ever told’.

Who's afraid to move to Israel?

Current events can create some anxiety about making Aliyah. Are those fears legitimate, or are we getting worked up over nothing?

Is big philanthropy destroying democracy?

Why is philanthropy failing democracy and how can it do better?

'This is how Israel got involved with Hamas in Gaza'

Dan Diker talks about the effect of the Gaza “civil war” on Israel and it's security.

Walter's eyewitness report of the worst Nazi pogrom

Kristallnacht, the events leading up to it and why?

Pray to G-d: Service of the heart

The art of blessing to use your day well.

Rachelle Fraenkel: Tragedy and unity

The mother of one of the three boys kidnapped and murdered shares the tragedy, the grace, and the blessings.

Preserving stories of Holocaust survivors

A recent survey found that “many adults lack basic knowledge” of the Holocaust. How can the world keep remembering?

Are Jews sleepwalking in the Diaspora?

Living in another dimension is not being at home.

Israel is unique: Elections are our pride

Jay Shapiro thinks that Israel is an island of stability in a sea of disorder.

The most important month in Jewish history

Jay Shapiro thinks that some of the most important days in modern Jewish history are in November.

What’s the big deal about Israel?

There is something intrinsically important about “Eretz Yisrael” that goes beyond the geography and the politics

A bipartisan opportunity for Congress?

The midterm elections exposed deep divides in American society along racial, gender and geographical lines. Can the parties get above them?

Ted Cruz's fair fight

What Ted Cruz narrowly beating Beto O'Rourke reveals about Texas.

Obstacles along the Aliyah Trail? You're not alone

Obstacles along the Aliyah Trail are an integral feature that must be gone through.

Can the nations understand the Torah?

Can the nations understand the written Torah without acknowledging the running commentary that is oral Torah?

Filling the hole in my soul

A peace activist who had never found peace, Leah Neuberger was 31 years old when she first met her own religion.