“We are not a conquering people; we are returning home.”
“Dear and beloved people, it is with sorrow that I inform you that my dear and beloved son Roy has…
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As Allies Turn Away, A New Light Shines in Tzion
As a Jew who recently made aliyah from America thinking that he understood the country he was leaving, I am…
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Keeping Up The Momentum
After the terrorist attacks in Neve Yaakov and the Shiloach over last Shabbat, what lessons can we learn about how…
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Jerusalem: From Creation to Redemption
One section of this week’s parsha that is particularly resonant this year is the commandment of Hakhel. During the Sukkot…
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The All-Inclusive Redemption
This week is known is Shabbat Nachamu, when we read the beautiful haftorah of consolation. As usual, it is also…
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Wagon wheels of “the Redemption and the Settler movement” are always moving forward
There is a good reason why it says in our prayers – from Chapter 92 in Tehillim (Psalms): “5 How great…
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Jerusalem Is The Engine Of Redemption
All of us yearn, desire, and strive to connect to Redemption. The Rabbis teach that the Divine Presence will not…
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The Despair of Jerusalem
Towards the end of this weeks parsha Moshe follows Hashem’s orders and approaches Paraoh with a message that he should…
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