Don't miss the boat!
Hashem is always sending us signs of what we should do. Many times we do not understand the signs or we completely ignore them. Like the story of the boat that came to save the rabbi from a flood.
Hashem is always sending us signs of what we should do. Many times we do not understand the signs or we completely ignore them. Like the story of the boat that came to save the rabbi from a flood.
Both teach us the same crucial values.
Gather together and come home voluntarily before it becomes impossible.
A father plants saplings 210 years early, offering solace to his children.
The conception that is perfectly OK to live in gentile countries must be erased.
How can our Sages say that there is no Torah in the Diaspora? The Jews continued learning Torah all over the world.
Young religiious Zionist Torah scholars teach connections to the Land in the parasha.
The recipe for survival in exile is a recipe for disaster for a nation in its own land. Op-ed.
Why Chassidus Is critical to trauma healing.
Why were the Jews exiled specifically to Egypt?
What was the reason for Jacob's fear about going to Egypt?
The mourning required during Tammuz and Av was for the physical exile and will end through a physical act of return.
Israel's first Chief Rabbi and advocate for returning to the Land, on the anguished question: Why should the Jewish people be in exile?
Young Religious Zionist Torah scholars on the Parasha: In Eretz Yisrael we feel the joy and the sense that nothing is lacking in our lives.
The corruption of a soul that separates one from his holy essence and his people results in the spiritual eruption of Tzaraat and exile.
Secular Jews pose a threat to the Jewish People when they assimilate In Israel, many have dedicated themselves to uprooting Jewish life.
Not only in the Ukraine but in LA, South Bend, Atlanta, Houston, Skokie, Brooklyn, Hollywood, Boca Raton, Ferndale, Kiryat Joel, NYC.
It is easy to see history repeating itself, down to the enthusiastic Egyptization of the tribes during Joseph's lifetime. But later on,..
We don’t appreciate what we have until we’ve lost it. Opinion.
The Jewish people have spent more years in exile than in their own land. Why?
Jacob's fears were justified. One need only look at the last fifty years of American Jewish history to appreciate the dangers of galut!
Where is our generation alluded to in the Torah?
Parashat Ki Tavo tells us just what defines an 'illegal settler' - providing food for thought.
The various “states of Jews” in the galut play an important role in attracting the haters of the Jewish State and drawing them away from us
Who - or what - will break the vicious cycle of the God-fearing communities in the galut?
When we come back home at the end of the Edomite exile, it will be forever. And our exiles are alluded to in yesterday's Torah reading.
Israel’s redemption is a combination of G-d’s decision and our actions - in the Exodus, the Mishkan, redemption from Babylon and today.
A meeting of Congress opened with a prayer to God (He/She/It) and concluded with “Amen” and “A-women”. We really are strangers.
Is it prescient that the Torah readings during this stormy period in the USA are about the change in Egypt's attitude towards the Jews?
The US is on the brink of civil anarchy which could lead to civil war, and when Esau is battling Esau, it is no place for Jews to be.Op-ed.
Home is home, and if it isn't everything you want it to be, you need to be there to really change that. Opinion
First Russia, Ukraine, Persia, France.The reality is that the Exile slowly but surely, is closing its door in America as well.Op-ed.
Exile, like the pull of Hell, sucks the Jew into its dread grasp – and it becomes ever-harder to leave.
Yaakov finds it hard to leave the Land even to see Joseph and does so only after G-d's encouragement - and Judah's prepartation.
Jews who eschew Torah, swiftly break any faith with the Land of Israel; and Jews who eschew the Land, swiftly break faith with the Torah.
When Mashiach comes, what will the children of the Exile do? Expect him to come and get them?
The magnitude of Hashem's voice is perceived in accordance with the spiritual intensity of the respective place and situation.
The State of Israel is a small object in the universe of nations. But the pressure it exerts influences every part of the globe.
Neriah residents tell Diaspora brethren: 'Diaspora Jewry always stood alongside Jews in Eretz Yisrael. Now we're called to stand by them.'
1985 interview with spiritual leader of French Jewry, Rabbi Yehuda Leon Ashkenazi, sheds light on the significance of the Tisha B'Av fast.
Rabbi Nachman's stories come to life with levels of meaning for parents, educators and everyone else.
A documentary, which makes highly controversial claims about Jewish history, was unexpectedly pulled from the broadcaster's line-up.