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Rivka Bennun Kay argues that while the self-help movement focuses on individual happiness and self-empowerment, it often leads to feelings of brokenness and ...

Joshua Hoffman argues that being anti-war, often seen as a noble stance, can be dangerously naive, especially in contexts where existential threats are posed...

Esteemed guests discuss Jewish ethical principles in business, emphasizing the importance of Kiddush Hashem in avoiding dubious practices. The episode also e...

Rabbi DovBer Pinson explores the concept of teshuva (repentance) by differentiating between "lower" and "higher" forms, urging Jews to focus on the root caus...

Jon Polin reflects on a Shabbat morning in his Jerusalem synagogue, which serves as a microcosm of the emotional and spiritual complexity of life in Israel. ...

Nati Weiss, after spending over 20 years in prison, now dedicates his life to helping troubled Jewish teens in Lakewood avoid the path he once took. His uniq...

The article discusses a trio of issues within the Jewish community, focusing on aspects of education, parenting, and behavioral discipline. A teacher highlig...

Cindy Scarr explores the emotional turmoil a mother, reflecting on her responsibility and its limits, experiences when confronting her teenage daughter's per...

Investigative reporting reveals allegations that Al Jazeera collaborates closely with Hamas, highlighting a concerning dynamic between media and governance i...

In the Jewish nonprofit sector, there is a pressing need to address worker burnout and prioritize the well-being of employees. With many professionals facing...

Reflecting on the themes of the High Holidays, Kelsey Osgood delves into the intricacies of teshuvah, or repentance, as explored in the poignant liturgy of R...

Rabbi Shlomo Nisanov candidly discusses the profound personal tragedy of losing his daughter, Racheli, in a jet ski accident during a family vacation. Despit...

Cindy McCain, executive director of the World Food Programme, called for a ceasefire in Gaza, describing the humanitarian situation as dire, following a meet...

The episode explores the delicate balance of protecting community safety while respecting individual rights, focusing on the implications of Jewish law (hala...

As college students face the daunting task of managing limited finances, Stacey Zrihen, a financial planner and budgeting expert within the Orthodox communit...

Many children experience anxiety as the new school year approaches, whether they're entering kindergarten or high school. Etti Siegel offers insights into su...

Rabbi Yosef Blau, a prominent spiritual figure within Modern Orthodoxy, has made waves with his open letter, "A Call for Moral Clarity, Responsibility, and a...

As Labor Day brings attention to the achievements of American workers, a study by the Women's Rabbinic Network exposes critical issues regarding paid leave i...

Nachum Kaplan critiques the portrayal of journalists as privileged figures during wartime, particularly in the context of the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza. ...

In his discussion on Parsha Shoftim, Rabbi Shalom Paltiel explores the Torah's directive to appoint judges and policing agents in every city as a metaphor fo...

Natan Slifkin addresses the alarming allegations of organized ritual sexual abuse within Israel's ultra-Orthodox and national-religious communities, scrutini...

Amidst the backdrop of war, the Israeli societal ethos of 'Derech Eretz' is scrutinized as a ceasefire deal unfolds, bringing bittersweet relief and frantic ...

Exploring the complexities of seeking forgiveness in Jewish tradition, this piece delves into various scenarios where mechilah (forgiveness) is sought and gr...

Donor-advised funds (DAFs) are specialized charitable accounts allowing contributors immediate tax benefits while advising on grant disbursements later. Once...

Eliana Fishman critiques Yehuda Kurtzer's essay on genocide by comparing contemporary criteria for identifying genocide with historical instances, emphasizin...

In the video "Teshuvah Rabbi: I Can't Stay QUIET About This ANY Longer!", the speaker discusses the essential Jewish concept of teshuvah, or repentance, emph...

Eli Segal, a Brandeis University alumnus, exemplified Jewish values, particularly Tikkun Olam, through his transformative career. Esteemed for his charismati...

Renowned rabbis discuss the halachic concept of unfair business competition, highlighting the four red lines in business that cannot be crossed according to ...

Following the tragic shooting of two Israeli embassy staffers, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, outside the Capital Jewish Museum, the Reform movement's W...

Hadar Susskind voices deep concern over the U.S. decision to halt medical-humanitarian visas for children from Gaza, drawing parallels with the infamous reje...

Rabbi Yosef Blau's recent initiative, calling for moral clarity amid the Gaza humanitarian crisis, underlines his enduring stance on justice, even amid contr...

Using an analogy with Michael Jordan's response to the 'Jordan Rules' defensive strategy, which sought to physically and mentally challenge him, the article ...

In this touching episode, Grandma Dina delves into the declining culture of reverence for elders, contrasting past generations' tangible honor towards parent...

As the morning unfolds, Vicky finds herself in a predicament: they are running out of coffee just as guests are about to arrive. With Jackie, who’s responsib...

The Jerusalem Journal's essay by Avi Mayers critiques the role of purported journalists in Gaza amid the conflict with Hamas, contrasting their actions with ...

Viral images of starving children from Gaza, prominently featured in major media outlets, have been misrepresented according to a Free Press investigation. T...

A New York Times photo, depicting an undernourished Gazan child, sparked controversy due to its omission of critical context about the child's health. Muhamm...

Joshua Hoffman critiques the Jewish Federation of New York's recent donation to aid displaced Gazans, arguing that resources should prioritize Jewish causes ...

The decision by the UJA-Federation of New York to allocate $1 million for humanitarian aid to Gaza amidst ongoing tensions highlights deep divisions within t...

The death of Anas al-Sharif, a Palestinian journalist, in Gaza has sparked international outcry and raised critical questions about press freedom and truth i...

The halachic perspective on intellectual property, particularly regarding music and media downloads, is explored through discussions with Rabbi Yosef Dovid J...

Ms. Rachel, a beloved children's television star, candidly discusses her advocacy for Palestinian children in Gaza amidst significant backlash, emphasizing h...

Natan Slifkin recounts a personal experience of being nearly scammed by a fraudulent charity appeal and explores how certain charitable solicitations may mis...

Eitan Fischberger provides a critical analysis of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) and its activities in Gaza, highlighting a troubling rel...

Prof. Dan Turner discusses how humane treatment of all individuals, including Palestinians, meshes with fundamental human values and medical ethics. Despite ...

Cindy Scarr addresses the challenging relationship dynamics between a mother and her married daughter who remains highly demanding of parental support. Despi...

Rebbetzin Shira Smiles, Rebbetzin Debbie Greenblatt, and Mrs. Shira Hochheimer explore the concept of chesed (kindness) through the lens of the Biblical wido...

Jonas Du critiques legacy media outlets such as Reuters, CNN, and ABC, accusing them of presenting narratives that favor Hamas regarding the situation in Gaz...

The article discusses the controversial interactions of Orthodox Judaism with Evangelical Christians, focusing on the example of Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, foun...

UJA-Federation of New York has pledged $1 million to IsraAID, Israel’s largest nongovernmental aid group, to help provide emergency relief to civilians in Ga...