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Abby Delouya emphasizes understanding and communicating to address a spouse's emotional or cognitive limitations without causing conflict. She suggests that ...

This collection of letters from Family First Issue 938 explores diverse issues impacting the Orthodox Jewish community, including the complexities of mental ...

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein explores the historical and philosophical underpinnings of the Holocaust, critically examining the motivations of those involved in i...

This week's episode provides an engaging overview of current topics intersecting with Jewish life globally. The discussion includes the discovery of one of t...

In this gripping narrative, Guy M., a member of an elite special forces team, shares the poignant moment when he chose to return a soldier's rifle to him fol...

In the conclusion of a two-part series, former Israeli government spokesperson Eylon Levy engages in a poignant conversation with Guy M., a combat medic from...

Natan Slifkin reflects on encountering individuals of profound courage and community service, emphasizing diverse measures of greatness. The article recounts...

Moran Stela Yanai, a survivor of a harrowing 54-day captivity following the October 7th attacks, shares her story of resilience and faith. Despite the trauma...

Todd Lyons, Director of ICE, proposes a deportation strategy likened to Amazon Prime, involving AI-driven, systematic deportations via trucks, raising ethica...

Twenty-seven Jewish organizations and synagogues have come together to file an amicus brief in support of Rmeysa Öztürk, a detained Turkish doctoral student ...

Kurush Mistry, notorious for covering kidnapped hostage posters with anti-Israel signs in a viral incident, embarked on a journey of teshuvah that led to a s...

Hayim Nissim Cohen, a man who presented himself as a rabbi with a large following on TikTok, has been sentenced to 135 years in prison for sexually abusing h...

Jewish tradition places a high value on asking questions and being receptive to answers, which is a crucial skill reflected in both ancient narratives and mo...

The discussion of the Four Sons in the Pesach Seder offers profound insights into diversity and the appreciation of varying abilities. This metaphor extends ...

The episode discusses the ethical and legal considerations for Orthodox Jews when applying for government benefits such as SNAP, Medicaid, welfare, and Secti...

Fern Levitt's new documentary, "Lucy: The Stolen Lives of Elephants," investigates the ethical concerns surrounding elephant captivity in Canadian zoos, draw...

Lucy Tabrizi recounts an encounter with a pro-Palestine activist, describing the intense vitriol and unreasoned arguments as evidence of a cult-like movement...

Jay Michaelson contrasts the compassionate essence of Passover with the hardline immigration stance of Stephen Miller, highlighting the ethical teachings fro...

Israeli soldiers who lived through the traumatic events of October 7 struggle to articulate their experiences, often resorting to understated greetings like ...

The lecture delves into the guidance given by the Lubavitcher Rebbe on overcoming emotional struggles and painful life experiences. Emphasizing emotional wel...

Jeff Allen's incredible journey from a typical father to the winner of MrBeast's $10 million Beast Games is a tale of faith, perseverance, and love. What sta...

A new mother recounts her experience in the emergency room with her infant daughter, initially believing she had a fever. Expecting to be a "chill" parent, s...

Nir Hasson, a journalist for Haaretz, provides a firsthand account of the ongoing conflict in Gaza, revealing a lack of accountability in the Israeli Defense...

The question of whether Jewish law demands the redemption of hostages regardless of cost remains complex and unresolved within Jewish jurisprudence. While re...

Allan Arkush reviews Richard Kreitner's book "Fear No Pharaoh," which examines the complex and often uncomfortable role American Jews had in the institution ...

Natan Slifkin reflects on the mixed emotions of hosting a party for his son's upcoming enlistment in the IDF. While acknowledging the fears and challenges ah...

Yarden Jerby is celebrated as Israel's first judoka to win gold at the World Judo Championships and is also an Olympic bronze medalist. Her achievements on t...

Charlene Aminoff, a Jewish entrepreneur and spiritual speaker, shares her journey of faith and resilience after facing profound traumas. Fifteen years ago, h...

In a heartfelt narrative, Brooklyn-based musician Ben Lerner reflects on a performance he gave for Israeli boys who lost their fathers in the Gaza conflict. ...

Aly Raisman, celebrated for her gymnastic prowess and her iconic floor routine to "Hava Nagila," used her platform to honor the memory of the 1972 Munich Oly...

The tragic case of Naomi Elkins, who killed her two young children believing it would eradicate evil and bring the Messiah, underscores the importance of men...

Natan Slifkin reflects on the legacy of his father, Professor Michael Slifkin, who balanced a successful scientific career with a commitment to Orthodox Jewi...

The concept of social justice is fundamentally rooted in Jewish tradition, emphasizing communal welfare and human dignity. However, modern social justice mov...

The article explores the complex relationship between Jews and power, highlighting the Jewish communal ambivalence toward power's possession and use. Histori...

The article distinguishes between philanthropy and tzedakah, advocating for a Jewish communal focus on tzedakah over philanthropy. It argues that philanthrop...

Black-Jewish relations, historically rooted in shared struggles against marginalization, have faced tensions, highlighted by recent events such as the Black ...

Addressing ethical dilemmas in Jewish philanthropy, this article delves into the nuances of accepting tainted money. Rabba Yaffa Epstein and Rabbi David Wolp...

The article critiques the modern antiracism movement, arguing that its focus on power dynamics and self-victimization is counterproductive and may lead to ne...

Israel's warning for civilians to evacuate certain areas has sparked widespread condemnation, highlighting perceived double standards in international viewpo...

In this discussion, Military Expert John Spencer and Eylon Levy explore the moral and ethical complexities surrounding civilians who support or assist in hos...

Amidst the rising need for mental health support, affordability and accessibility of therapy remain critical challenges in Orthodox Jewish communities. The a...

John Spencer and Eylon Levy explore the actions of Egypt in sealing its borders and refusing to accept refugees from conflict zones, a move that raises quest...

Maxyne Finkelstein discusses the growing trend of pessimistic messaging, or "vice signaling," which undermines confidence and fosters negativity. She argues ...

Rabbi Yoni Rosenzweig and Dr. Samuel Harris's book, "Nafshi BiSheelati: The Halakhot of Mental Health," translated into English, provides an unprecedented Ha...

In this impassioned opinion piece, the author calls for decisive and aggressive action against Hamas to secure the release of hostages, influenced by the hau...

Alon Kaminer's story is one of profound resilience and hope, showcasing the indomitable spirit of an Israeli Defense Force (IDF) soldier. After sustaining ca...

Longtime peace activist and educator, Ittay Flescher, joins Eylon Levy in a critical discussion about the viability of peace efforts in contexts where some p...

The article by Daniel Sieradski critiques the current trajectory of Zionist politics, arguing that it has transformed from a movement for Jewish self-determi...

Natan Slifkin discusses the cognitive dissonance experienced by American religious Jews who revere the charedi community for their dedication to Torah, yet a...

Reflecting on an emergency room visit for acute abdominal pain, the author reveals his discomfort when asked his religion by hospital staff, highlighting bot...