Shabbat
Shabbat ‘Nahamu’: From destruction to redemption
The haftarah of Shabbat Nahamu reminds us that no tragedy is final, no exile eternal. God does not abandon His people, the people of Israel. But comfort is not a passive process.
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Shabbat Chazon: Cries of trauma, betrayal from Jerusalem and Gush Katif
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Parshat Matot-Masei: Our stops along the way
Prayer can be an oasis along the way. Prayer can also parallel the journeys we take in life.
Parashat Matot-Masei: The gravitas of gratitude
Moses, the father of the nation, paved a path for generations to come: Nothing justifies an act of ingratitude. Ingratitude is never warranted in any situation.
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From immigrant to innovator: Oleh entrepreneur lights up business world with Shabbat-friendly light
This ingenious design allows any existing light fixture to be used on Shabbat, providing a convenient and aesthetically pleasing alternative to bulky, standalone Shabbat lamps.
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Generations of resilience: A family’s Shabbat after Operation Rising Lion - opinion
The sound of the shofar can be a battle cry or the announcement of the messianic age when the roaring lion lies down with the lamb.
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Lessons from Shabbat under fire: Halacha and mental health during war - opinion
As the guarantors of Torah, we are compelled to examine every phenomenon that occurs in our lives through its prism, including using Torah knowledge to safeguard life and mental health.
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Anger, hope, déjà vu and cold chicken soup: How Jerusalemites reacted to war with Iran
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS: Four Jerusalem residents share Shabbat experiences on the fateful weekend when Israel’s began its strikes on Iran.
