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Josh Feigelson
Jul 16, 2026, 5:10 AM
In God We Trust (Devarim 5786)
Like me, one of my childhood rabbis, Rob Dobrusin, is a baseball fan. In addition to teaching me Torah as a young person, he also taught me to appreciate the writing of Bart Giamatti, the late Commissioner of the...
Andy Blumenthal
Jul 12, 2026, 5:25 AM
There Is Still Time Today to Make Yesterday Jealous
It was an ordinary ride that delivered an extraordinary idea. Earlier this week, in Washington, D.C., I stepped into an Uber driven by a retired gentleman with a calm demeanor. Soft religious music played in the background. He greeted me...
D. Tzvi Trenk
Jul 11, 2026, 12:35 AM
How Not to Crumble before Giants
The message of the meraglim to American Jewry today
Nitzan Bergman
Jul 10, 2026, 8:03 AM
The spiritual question around aliyah
The tribes of Gad and Reuven had large flocks. Seeing the rich grazing land east of the Jordan, in this week's Parsha, they asked Moshe for permission to settle there instead of in the Promised Land. They pledged to...
Aryeh Lazar
Jul 9, 2026, 9:41 PM
Why does your life become emotionally challenged when you focus on what is wrong?
Modern life trains you to notice problems, pressure and negativity all day long. This leads you to frustration and emotional exhaustion. G-d created you to enjoy life! Torah teaches you that your eyes and heart should notice all the good in the world. This begins with you appreciating...
Mark P Cohen
Jul 7, 2026, 1:11 PM
My First Year in Israel: How’d I get here?
I’m coming up to my one-year Aliyah anniversary, and I have nothing profound to say. Sure, I’m happy here. After all, I’m among my Jewish brothers and sisters, living the Zionist dream—in Jerusalem, mind you. Kosher food everywhere. Torah...
Aryeh Lazar
Jul 2, 2026, 8:41 PM
The more you focus on growth rather than perfection, the calmer and happier you become!
Are you carrying around feelings of disappointment and failure? You may be replaying your mistakes over and over again in your mind. You wonder: Why did I fail? Why am I struggling? Why am I not where I hoped to be? But Torah gives you a much...
Aryeh Lazar
Jun 30, 2026, 6:26 PM
You do not need to carry the emotional weight of the entire world
Sometimes, you may feel emotionally drained. At these times, your mind cannot rest. You constantly absorb: news, stress, pressure, conflict and the expectations of others. The modern world trains you to tune into world events every moment of the day: Emails, websites, apps … But living this way slowly exhausts your soul. “Be...
Susannah Schild
Jun 29, 2026, 3:23 PM
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The geography of the Jewish soul
For these summer travelers, even America's grandest vistas can not rival the one place in the world 'upon which God's eyes are fixed'
Jonathan Sacks
Jun 26, 2026, 6:36 PM
The Hardest Word to Hear (Balak, Covenant & Conversation)
The story of Bilaam, the pagan prophet, begins with a bewildering set of non-sequiturs. It involves a sequence of events that seems to have no logic. First, the background. The Israelites are approaching the end of their forty years in...
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