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Life is so full, Thank God, there is no ending and no beginning, and we are all potential vessels of light, love and joy! Chodesh Tov is our wish when it is a new Jewish month, and Adar is the happiest month of the year. We are preparing for…

On the evening of February 24, 2026 — the solemn fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine — a powerful demonstration of solidarity unfolded on Habima Square in Tel Aviv.

What began as a rally transformed into a…

Every time I walked into a classroom to teach, third grade, eighth grade, even university, I felt a familiar knot in my stomach.

Part of it was ordinary teacher anxiety: Would the lesson land? Would the kids cooperate? Would I manage the room…

In finance, we speak of information asymmetry—the mispricing that occurs when one party has better data than another. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict suffers from a peculiar variant: both sides operate with deeply distorted information…

Spurning his spear to kill his deadly rival, Saul, David contrasts

most favorably with Hagen, who kills Siegfried in an attack

in which Wagner’s opera based on the Niebelungenlied casts

hateful Hagen as a spear-armed stabber of the heroic…

When Iran Quotes Goebbels: The Real Target Isn’t Israel – It’s Iranians

When an Iranian regime spokesman invokes Joseph Goebbels, he is not arguing. He is reaching for a moral detonation device.

Esmail Baqaei’s post accusing the US…

The war in Sudan has become one of the most devastating humanitarian tragedies of our time. What began as a political and military struggle has spiraled into a conflict that has uprooted millions, destroyed livelihoods and left communities…

One of those curious ‘coincidences’ of our calendar is that Purim, the festival where vesture plays such a prominent role, is usually enwrapped by two sidrot devoted to descriptions of apparel. In Tetsave the sacred Kohanic garments were…