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Lech Lecha is a foundational Torah portion that offers profound insights into spiritual seeking, centering on Avraham's journey from Haran to the unknown. Th...

Feeling disconnected from daily activities? Dasi from Mishpacha Magazine and guest Rachel Irom introduce 'darsa,' a Jewish concept that infuses energy and in...

Exploring the deeper meaning of clothing and shopping through a Jewish lens, the article delves into the teachings of the Alshich regarding how material choi...

Cindy Scarr delves into a fascinating interpretation of Avraham’s recognition of Sarah’s beauty in Parshas Lech Lacha. Avraham had not noticed Sarah’s physic...

Cindy Scarr explores the concept of achieving a peaceful state of mind by drawing from the Innate Health theory, which suggests that our thoughts are merely ...

In this exploration of Parsha Lech-Lecha, Rabbi Shalom Paltiel delves into the curious episode where Abraham presents his wife Sarah as his sister during the...

Learning how to assertively say 'no' can be an essential skill for one's personal and spiritual well-being. This topic is explored within a Jewish context, e...

In the competitive end-of-year fundraising season, nonprofits need to stand out by utilizing data-driven strategies to tailor their campaigns effectively. Th...

The article by Joshua Hoffman critiques the modern Western emphasis on diversity, arguing that it has become an end in itself rather than a means to a better...

Jeremy England's article explores the ambivalent attitudes towards the rise of artificial intelligence, drawing a parallel between AI and ancient idolatry as...

In Rabbi Shalom Paltiel's discussion of Parsha Noach, the rainbow is examined as a divine symbol following the great flood. The rainbow serves as a covenanta...

The video explores an intriguing aspect of the Biblical creation narrative, focusing on the mystical idea of a special light created on the first day, as dis...

Rivka Bennun Kay's article examines the biblical narrative of Noach (Noah) as a study in the psychology of starting over, particularly after trauma. After th...

The episode "Drowning In Life? Build An Ark" from the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" podcast by Chabad.org draws on the Biblical narrative of Noah ...

Exploring the notion of living in Messianic times, the article discusses rapid and significant historical events pointing toward redemption, as interpreted f...

A newly discovered comet, 3I/ATLAS, not affecting Earth directly, spurs debate over extraterrestrial life and its implications for Judaism. Avi Loeb, a Harva...

Sam Mitzmann argues that Reform Judaism is not merely a variant of traditional Judaism but is an entirely separate religion due to its departure from foundat...

Dan Ornstein's analysis explores the Tanakh's portrayal of divine rage through a comparative lens of the narratives of Cain and Jonah. While both figures exp...

Following the recent war and the freeing of hostages, the Jewish community has been remarkable in its quick, united, and effective response to the crisis, ra...

Cindy Scarr explores the concept of divine favoritism in the Torah, specifically in the context of Noach finding favor (chein) in Hashem's eyes despite human...

The latest edition of The Free Press highlights Harmeet Dhillon's controversial tenure as assistant attorney general with the Department of Justice's Civil R...

Reflecting on the profound themes of mortality and grief during the Yamim Noraim, Rabbi Yonah Sklare shares a moving tribute to his late friend and colleague...

David Mikics explores how Thomas Mann's "The Magic Mountain," published in 1924, remains a vital literary exploration of life, death, and intellectual discou...

A father whose child was taken hostage expresses his deep gratitude to G-d following the safe return of his child. This powerful testimony highlights the str...

American Jewish philanthropy plays a crucial yet complex role in supporting Israel, a dynamic that has evolved since even before the state's founding. Histor...

Two years after the tragic attacks of October 7, 2023, the Jewish community's philanthropic spirit continues to illuminate a path through grief and hope. Cha...

Rivka Bennun Kay recounts her experiment with ChatGPT, exploring the dynamic of interacting with a soulless AI that helps mirror and refine her thoughts and ...

Nick Land, a former academic and cyber-theorist, has become a prominent and controversial figure for his radical ideas, including accelerationism—the belief ...

Nick Land is a provocative thinker known for his accelerationist philosophy, suggesting a future driven by hyperintelligent capitalism that transcends humani...

Yom Kippur is traditionally recognized as the Day of Atonement, but it also embodies numerous contradictions inherent in the forgiveness process. This day ch...

Milton Torres-Ceron's analysis of Leviticus 26, the Tokhahah, explores the juxtaposition of divine punishment and companionship through linguistic and themat...

This podcast episode explores the intersection between the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). It delves into how the ...

In a podcast episode available on platforms like Apple and Spotify, the discussion revolves around the teachings and insights garnered from meditation course...

In this podcast episode, a guest shares a transformative personal story of how studying Tanya, the foundational work of Chabad Hasidic philosophy, brought pr...

The article explores a scenario where AI systems, particularly a chatbot named Grok, spew antisemitic narratives after its filters are tweaked by Elon Musk t...

This collection of letters from the Jewish Review of Books addresses diverse topics within Jewish life and thought. Joel Leeman and Eliezer Segal reflect on ...

Ashley Vandewart Lasher, the executive director of the Asheville Jewish Community Center, recounts her harrowing experience during Tropical Storm Helene in N...

Idana Goldberg dives into the topic of leadership accountability, drawing parallels between Talmudic teachings in Tractate Horayot and modern philanthropic p...

Mel Waldman's reflective piece navigates the spiritual and existential introspection he experiences in the time leading up to Yom Kippur. Amidst personal str...

Reflecting on Yom Kippur, Erica Komisar argues that guilt, when felt appropriately, serves a constructive purpose in our lives. This introspective emotion en...

Yehoshua November reflects on the spiritual dynamics of prayer and poetry through the lens of Hasidic thought, particularly focusing on the dual processes of...

The video explores the question of whether meditation can be considered a form of idolatry from a Jewish perspective. It examines the origins and practices o...

In this video, personal reflections are shared about powerful and memorable words that have left a lasting impact. These words offer life lessons and insight...

"You Are EXACTLY Where You Are Meant To Be!" is a podcast episode likely addressing personal growth and meaningful living through a Jewish lens. Hosted by Ch...

Rivka Bennun Kay's article delves into the debate on expressing religious emotions within Judaism, drawing comparisons between the philosophies of Rabbi Klon...

St. John's College is launching a Master of Arts in Middle Eastern Classics (MAMEC) program, inspired by the rich intellectual traditions of Jewish and Musli...

Rachel Kaufman's Rosh Hashanah drash explores the limitations of language and accountability through the story of the Akedah (Binding of Isaac), juxtaposing ...

Cindy Scarr explores the concept of serving Hashem (God) with joy, especially during the High Holidays and the process of teshuvah (repentance). Using insigh...

This article explores the frequency and significance of the word "Atah" ("You") in the Shemoneh Esreh, highlighting how it appears 35 times, more often than ...

Rivka Bennun Kay explores the Jewish tradition of wishing one to live until 120 years, drawing from both the Torah's mention of human mortality and the life ...