This is Judaism’s unique gift: the slow accumulation of wisdom through repeated encounters with Torah. Not through theoretical lectures, but through real life examples.

In recent days the IDF has doubled down on preparations for a strike on Iran’s nuclear sites and is now reportedly "ready" to attack.

A man praying in the Golan Heights. Many patients and families facing terminal illness with no known cure confront the question of whether to pray for a “miracle” when medical experts have determined ...

True to his word, the Shabbos food was delicious. The soldier even went to shul, and as he was an Israeli, he understood Hebrew in the siddur. He even liked the rabbi’s sermon. After Havdalah, the ...

Markets go up and down. That’s normal. But your financial plan should stay grounded in the long-term future you believe in.

The sixteenth-century commentator Rabbi Ovadia Sforno offers an illuminating explanation. He writes that Yitro’s refusal was not due to a lack of spiritual connection or ideological commitment, but ...

More likely, the shadchanim and your family and friends are making valuable suggestions that your ego refuses to consider.

“The people would walk about and gather it [the mann ]” (Bamidbar 11:8). The Zohar states that the people were foolish for walking about to gather the mann, because in truth, the individual was able ...

"Britain once tried to stop us from settling the very cradle of our homeland, and we will not let it happen again." ...

Hamas leaders are leading safe, often resplendent lives in Qatar, Lebanon, Algeria, Turkey and other comfortable countries.

It seems to us that the Democrats have not yet learned the lesson of the spectacular failure of lawfare to bring Donald Trump down.

The impressionists differed in their political and social opinions well before the Affair, and their varying attitudes toward France’s Jewish population proved to be one of the most divisive issues.