Plato’s Haggadah in the ‘Dialogues’
Now that Jews all over the world will once again assemble around the seder table and read the Haggadah — the story of the exodus from Egypt — it may be worthwhile to put some thought into the art of reading.
Zionist ‘Nachas’
For more than two-thirds of our national existence, Jews were without an army of their own.
What is a Refugee? The Jews From Morocco Vs. the Palestinians From Israel
Today, Morocco’s Jewish population is less than 5,000, as contrasted with 250,000 at its peak.
Who Still Sees the Wonder of Judaism?
We need people who can teach us to take off our mask — which by now has merged with our skin — and show us the original glow of God’s word, as Moshe did.
Why Do the Arabs Hate the Palestinians So?
The Arab world, for many reasons, is not at all interested in giving the Palestinian Arabs a state. The Palestinian Arabs don’t really want one either, because why kill the “refugee” goose that lays the golden eggs?
Anti-Semitism in Poland in Part of a Larger European Problem
Relations between Poland and Israel are in their deepest crisis in memory in the wake of Poland’s move to criminalize criticism of Polish collaboration with the Nazis during the Holocaust.
Iceland’s Declaration of War on Judaism
Iceland’s authorities might as well hang a large sign in the arrivals terminal at Reykjavik airport saying, “No Jews or Muslims allowed.”
Finding One’s Neshomeh*
Attending synagogue must be a homecoming; it will spare the Jewish world a great amount of self-imposed harm.
The Mystery of the Lost Jubilee: Part 30 – Solved!
Today we reveal what we think God has in mind regarding the Jubilee! But first, we will briefly summarize the mystery of the lost Jubilee one final time.
The Enduring Preciousness of the Secular Jew
This is a nightmare that, at this moment in Jewish history, should terrify each and every religious Jew: the unawareness of our being involved in a new failure, in a tragic dereliction of duty.