Rabbi jonathan sacks
Your Investments: Avoid repeating financial blunders
My heroes are the ones who survived doing it wrong, who made mistakes but recovered from them. – Bono
What Moses would have asked about the Board of Peace - comment
Editor's Notes: Even after his death, Rabbi Sacks' idea of antisemitism stays dangerously relevant
A Jewish speaker, a new mayor, and a signal to New York’s Jews - opinion
Rachel Goldberg-Polin reflects how Rabbi Sacks's teachings helped her manage Hersh's captivity
Marking the anniversary of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks's death, Rachel and Jon Goldberg-Polin shared they had found strength in the teachings of Rabbi Sacks after their son, Hersh, was murdered in Gaza.
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks's new Torah commentary is making waves in Israel five years after his death
Sacks, the chief rabbi of Great Britain, is the author of a posthumous volume that is challenging Israel’s top-selling Koren Tanakh.
Israel can overcome external enemies but its internal divisions are far more dangerous - opinion
If we remember our covenant, honor our allies, and choose hope over despair, we will not only survive – we will thrive.
25 touchstones for a moral compass: Lessons from Rabbi Jonathan Sacks - opinion
Whether in the context of a family, school, team, or community, these touchpoints will help orient us toward our true north, toward the way we most want to be.
'Proud to be a Jew': Bringing Rabbi Sacks’ teachings to Israeli classrooms - interview
The brother of Rabbi Sacks, Alan Sacks, spoke to the Jerusalem Post about the new initiative to bring Rabbi Sacks’ teachings to Israel.
Parashat Shemot: Women as leaders
The remarkable story of six heroines – six courageous women without whom there would not have been a Moses.
Rabbi Sacks’ wise words from the past speak to us today - opinion
The power of ideas, for Rabbi Sacks, resides in the ability of words to inspire and guide actions.
Parashat ‘Vayishlach’: Be Thyself
"We have to resolve the tension in ourselves before we can do so for others. We have to be at peace with ourselves before we can be at peace with the world."
Parashat Vayetze: Light in dark times
To try, to fall, to fear, and yet to keep going: that is what it takes to be a leader. That was Jacob, the man who at the lowest ebbs of his life had his greatest visions of heaven.
How Judaism makes every day Thanksgiving Day - opinion
The Jewish practice of counting our blessings encourages us to recognize and appreciate the sustenance in our lives. This regular acknowledgment can foster a lasting sense of gratitude.
