Jewish faith
Why "Mazel Tov" endures as the Jewish World's Favorite Blessing
The Knicks won on June 13, some Jewish fans think that’s more than a coincidence
Founding fathers and mothers: The uniqueness of the Jewish people - opinion
Yeshiva University president highlights faith partnerships, post-Oct. 7 shift
A Father’s prayer: Coping with a son’s wounds in Israel’s war - opinion
The war persists, and our sacred struggle to safeguard our land and protect our people remains unwavering.
How to maintain stability in life? Rabbi Yoel Pinto delivers a powerful message
Exploring faith and theology in 'Seeking the Hiding God' - opinion
“When my friends asked, ‘Arnie, why is it that you have faith and we don’t?’ — I tried to figure out what experiences in my life made me open to the possibility of faith,” he said last week.
Faith in miracles must be accompanied with taking action post-Oct. 7 - opinion
Like Elisha, we must combine faith in miracles with direct, personal action. Our wounded defenders need not only our prayers; they need our presence, support, and commitment.
What are the secrets behind Israel's resilience and survival? - opinion
That is “Hatikvah,” the Hope. Along with faith and courage, it is the secret of our survival.
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Refusing to lose faith on Simchat Torah despite tragedy - opinion
As we committed on Simchat Torah to dancing again, we are commanded to remember the victims of October 7 and refuse to let our faith dwindle.
How has the role of rabbis in Israel changed since October 7?
Rabbis who are traditionally spiritual leaders in their communities have faced a whole new level of challenges from congregants and from the need to maintain their own spiritual balance post-Oct. 7.
Finding joy amid sorrow: Lessons from Rebbe Nachman on embracing pain and growth - opinion
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov teaches that joy can coexist with sorrow. After a personal tragedy, one rabbi reflects on how pain can lead to growth and renewal, offering insights for the new year.
Rethinking prayer in the aftermath of Israel's most difficult year - opinion
This year’s challenges have tested our faith, but prayer remains a means for introspection and reassessing our priorities.
Parshat Ki Tavo: Only unity will bring us bounty and Blessings in the promised land
As we get closer to October 7th, the eternal wisdom of the Torah on unity and national resilience resonates with renewed urgency and offers timely guidance for navigating our present challenges.
