by Rabbi Nathaniel HelfgotDr. Tammy JacobowitzRabbi Steven ExlerPosted on July 6, 2017
by Rabbi Aryeh KlapperPosted on July 6, 2017
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by Rabbi Yitzchak EtshalomPosted on July 5, 2017
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by Rabbi Asher LopatinPosted on December 30, 2016
Honorable MK Elazar Shtern, MK Aliza Lavie, Chairman Natan Sharansky, Rabbis, Rabbaniot, and all who are leaders and thinkers: Israel’s Law of Return: Sometimes we in the Diaspora ask, does the State of Israel, the Jewish State, really believe in and support the Law of Return. I say this because sadly we have seen that Continue Reading »
by Rabbi Dr. Yoel Bin-NunPosted on December 9, 2016
by Rabbi Dr. Yoel Bin-NunPosted on November 29, 2016
by Rabbi Tully HarcsztarkPosted on October 21, 2016
by Rabbi Dov LinzerPosted on September 29, 2016
In memory of Shimon Peres, z”l, 1923-2016 The people about to enter the Land of Israel are different than those who left Egypt a generation earlier. These people were born free from slavery and can face the future without fear. They have forged a deep and lasting relationship with God over forty years in the Continue Reading »
by Rabbi Avi WeissPosted on July 5, 2016
Recently, the Chronicle ran a curious and disturbing picture of a Chassidic Jew embracing Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at a conference of Holocaust deniers. The picture has outraged Jews all over the world. That embrace represents a betrayal of Jewish sensitivities and a disgrace to the victims of the Holocaust. As the rabbi in the picture Continue Reading »
by Rabbi Avi WeissPosted on May 25, 2016
Parshat Terumah talks about the first synagogue of all time – the mishkan. Because the chasm between the finite human being and the infinite God is great, the mishkan was established so that there would be a tangible place where people could feel more intensely, more powerfully, the presence of God. Synagogues have followed the model Continue Reading »
