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Torah May 27, 2025

Carrying Har Sinai With Us

By Rabbi Benny Berlin Rabbi Yehoshua Fass, founder of Nefesh B’Nefesh, once shared that he was meeting with an Israeli...

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Torah May 26, 2025

Shavuot: Whispers Of Sinai In A World Of Swords

The struggle to settle our sacred homeland continues. Nearly eighty years after the founding of Medinat Yisrael, and despite our yearning...

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Torah May 26, 2025

Probabiilty Theory And Random Events

Accidents happen. That’s a statement we’ve all heard. Sometimes it’s used to excuse a person who made a mistake or...

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Torah May 26, 2025

Crisis, Conflict, And The Kindest Generation

By Elie Klein Growing up in suburban America during much simpler times, I was largely sheltered from the storms of...

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Torah May 26, 2025

Over 300 Attend 2025 MedEx France Event as Israel Expands Global Effort to Recruit Medical Professionals

MedEx France 2025 #2 In an ongoing effort to address Israel’s critical shortage of physicians, the Ministry of Aliyah and...

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Torah May 26, 2025

New Wave of Female Leaders Inspired at The Orthodox Union’s Women’s Initiative Annual Leadership Summit

{IMG Baltimore participants at the OU Women’s Initiative Leadership Summit. {Caption Baltimore participants at the OU Women’s Initiative Leadership Summit...

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Torah May 26, 2025

Groundbreaking Women’s Chevra Kadisha Leadership Conference Draws Over 110 Leaders From Diverse Communities Nationwide

NASCK Founder and President Rabbi Elchonon Zohn speaks with Michele Friedman of the West Hempstead Chevra Kadisha NASCK Director of...

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Torah May 26, 2025

How To Be More Than The Average Joe

Hashem created every one of the world’s eight billion people with a yearning for meaning. Although we all know that...

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Torah May 26, 2025

Coincidence Or Happenstance?

Part I In a Biblical passage that the Talmud (Megillah 31b) ordains ought to be read immediately before the holiday of...

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Torah May 21, 2025

One Bite Of A Mitzvah: What Dave Portnoy Got Wrong

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg Dave Portnoy is a successful businessman with a large online following. He sold the company he...

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Torah May 21, 2025

What Legacy Will We Leave Behind?

By Atara Solow Fifty-eight years ago, on a day etched into the soul of our people—Yom Yerushalayim—the world watched as...

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Torah May 21, 2025

What Should We Call This Era?

By Sivan Rahav Meir It seems to be the dawning of a new Jewish era, and I’m trying to find...

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Torah May 21, 2025

Praying for Peace?

“And I will grant peace”: You might say [upon receiving bounty], “here is food and here is drink, but if...

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Torah May 20, 2025

Nishmat Celebrates 35 Years, Salutes Rabbanit Chana Henkin In “A Night For Nishmat,” June 18

By Yoetzet Halacha Lisa Septimus I had great rabbis as teachers growing up, but almost no female Torah educators. I...

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Torah May 20, 2025

Bechukosai: And Still, We Walk Tall

On the brink of entering Eretz Yisrael, after Hashem gave us most of His mitzvot, we entered into a sacred covenant with...

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Torah May 20, 2025

Ai Ai Ai!

Is AI a useful tool? Is it something we should be worried about? Will it replace us? These are all...

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Torah May 20, 2025

A Window Into Widows

Part II In last week’s essay, we started to discuss the etymology of the Biblical Hebrew word almanah(“widow”). In the essay...

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Torah May 20, 2025

Yom Yerushalayim: Our Gratitude and Prayers

We celebrate Yom Yerushalayim this year during a tumultuous time, marked by a heightened sense of vulnerability and fragility. Alongside...

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