Belief in the test: Why is there suffering in the world?
Why is there suffering in the world and how are we to deal with it?
Why is there suffering in the world and how are we to deal with it?

Let it be, and live each moment for Hashem.

Iran 'desperately looking for leverage,' analyst says amid harsh exchange with U.S.

Josh Hasten explains why this new ‘Basic Law’ has ruffled so many feathers near and far.

Gil Hoffman asks Yitzhak Herzog whether leaving the Zionist Union is akin to fleeing the sinking Titanic.

Will President Trump's critics have to admit this time that they have gone one step too far?

Masih Alinejad took off her headscarf and started a movement.

Who gives the defense orders?

Any generation in whose time the Beit HaMikdash is not rebuilt, it is as if it was destroyed in that generation.

Jay Shapiro claims that the Palestinian leadership was given every opportunity but its goal to destroy Israel caused it to fail.

The 40-day challenge is a new idea, but its roots are in our Torah, and it may just become a yearly national challenge.

How is it possible to authentically internalize the pain and grief of this dark day in Jewish history?

Realizing why we mourn can help us to grow in our faith. A compelling message of hope and inspiration.

10 steps to protect your investments.

Meet the Philadelphia-born entertainer who converted three times to Judaism and can’t stop joking about circumcision.

TED speakers explore the causes and consequences of hate - and how we can fight it.

Fishel Benkhald wants to come to Israel, but that is not permitted by the Pakistani government.

'You have to have speed': What it takes to be a United Nations interpreter.

Are Jews now invaders? Living beyond Israel’s borders.

A British politician who works to strengthen relations with Israel discusses Israel-Britain ties.

Why is it that prayer sometimes seems to be effective and sometimes it doesn’t? What can we do about it?

Gil Hoffman analyzes the work of Knesset members during the last week of the summer session.

The challenge of our generation: Sitting and mourning vs. rising up to rebuild. How will you be observing this Tisha B’Av?

Yoram Raanan and his wife speak about the loss and the deep connection to God that defines their lives and life’s work.

Rabbi David Fendel says that Hamas’ goal is to destroy Israel in stages, but he adds that Israel is “not defeatable.”

Should I create an Israeli will, an American will, or both?

Who goes to the World-to-Come and what will it be like once someone gets there?

Radio: The Torah never speaks about Bnei Noach or Ger Tzedek. Who is the Ger and what is his identity?

Remember Menachem Begin.

Another chance: Not for Dor HaMidbar, but for every Jew in all succeeding generations, including today.

David Yehuda Yates shares tales of terror and miracles.

What Putin hopes to achieve at his Helsinki summit with Trump.

Jay Shapiro thinks that the Palestinians are ahead in the public relations game.

Why you might want to open a U.S. brokerage account even though you don’t live in America.

Water activist and New York Times bestselling author, Seth M. Siegel, discusses how Israel is dealing with its own water problems.

Baseball all-star Babe Ruth and the process of Aliyah have much in common in development and achievement.

Rabbi Shlomo Katz takes us on the 42 stop journey from Egypt to the Holy Land and shares the difference between journeying and walking.

How does Russia work behind the scenes to hit America's soft belly?

Can Israel convince the international arena in the battle for the consciousness and belonging of Jerusalem to the Jewish people?

Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer, a renowned expert on the Orthodox sector, for a fascinating insider’s view of haredi life.

The enigma of the State of Israel, vilified as a 'criminal', yet the champion of humanity all over the world.

Would Netanyahu prefer to help the haredim over Diaspora Jews from around the world?

Head of the CIA and former Secretary of Defense, talks about the most important international issues for the American administration today.

Why don’t many smart people believe in God?

Twenty-five years after the Oslo agreement, Eve Harrow talks about the need to re-calculate the route

Government inaction: How much longer will the south burn?

It is every day and forever. It was made at Har Sinai, but it is daily and constant.

This superwoman saved her children and her grandmother from their burning home. Now she helps burn patients.

Family time versus screen time: Can they really co-exist?

If you want to see the light, trust in God.

What happens when shifting social mores define religious traditions?

Top ten tips for handling money in order to create a happy marriage.

Jay Shapiro thinks that Jews cannot support Israel if they are unaware of its significance.

This American visited North Korea’s most sensitive nuke sites. What he saw blew his mind.

Ben Rhodes in open interview discusses how he feels about the current occupant of the White House.

Do opportunities exist in the Israeli job market for new arrivals?

How to improve your financial communication with wour spouse.

Three weeks of mourning for the Holy Temple: Time for a realignment of our thinking.

Gil Hoffman provides an internal look at approving controversial laws in the Knesset this week

Gal Lusky is the founder and CEO of Israeli Flying aid, an organization heavily involved in helping refugees fleeing the war in Syria.
