Yom Kippur: Ultimate Love, and the Danger of Religious Exhaustion
This awareness demands a new attitude, an ideological repentance. We must never view Judaism as an arrival
The War Continues
Many aren’t aware that the Arabs of the Middle East have always been at war with the Jews.
Plame Knew What She was Tweeting
Valerie Plame had to know what she was tweeting. Plame retweeted a virulently antisemitic article by a well-known bigot, which she characterized as “thoughtful.”
The Golden Age of Jewish-Christian Relations
Christian love demanded that they try and convert the Jews, but more often than not, Jews felt more wrath than grace.
Rosh Hashana is an Opportunity for Change
Rosh Hashana is not just the beginning of the Hebrew calendar; it is also a symbol of renewal. This is when we begin to scrutinize ourselves and determine how we want to improve ourselves.
Israel and the American Jewish Crisis
And the key to strengthening and supporting the community is to bypass its failed leadership and speak and interact directly with American Jews.
Rosh HaShana: An Open Letter to My Synagogue
At the age of 71, I can attest to having prayed in many synagogues, in Israel and around the world – Sephardic, Ashkenazic, Chasidic, ultra-Orthodox and Modern Orthodox.
Is Christian Zionism Part of the Redemption of Israel?
In the Jewish community, there are still many who are wary of Christian friendship and support.
Embryonic Judaism
The realization that Judaism began in a non-halachic way is vital to its future and to the future of Jewish identity.
50 Shades of Anti-Semitism
Among Jews, there’s heightened concern about a rise of anti-Semitism.