Part I. “Eating The Fruit,” A Cryptic Euphemism For the First Sin
In the beginning, all was still one. The first human was a single androgynous being—male and female back to back—radiant as a lamp before the wind. The Torah calls them…

In the beginning, all was still one. The first human was a single androgynous being—male and female back to back—radiant as a lamp before the wind. The Torah calls them…

Israel Aerospace Industries will convert six Boeing 767 passenger planes to refueling aircraft in a deal worth $906 billion.

New York faces a historic turning point: 34-year-old Mamdani, a Democratic socialist of African and South Asian heritage, is running for mayor with a platform of economic justice focused on affordable housing, free public services and…

In The Hope Study, M2 shines a light on the continued resilience of Jewish professionals amidst a pervasive loss of hope, ignited by the events of October 7th. As the founding executive director of Na’aleh: The Hub for Leadership…

The Alshich discusses three primary reasons why people turn away from Hashem and religious observance.
The first reason is that people rely too much on the superiority of their own intellect. They believe that they have the capacity to make…

I am not the political voice of my congregation. I am a spiritual voice. My calling is not to tell people how to vote, but to remind them that our prayers provide inspiration and meaning and that they tie us to a shared legacy and destiny. I…

These headlines have been bothering me for days. Reading them over and over again isn’t something I want to do, but I feel like I owe it to the people whose names are now part of these stories. There have been many stories in the news about…

After the Ceasefire: Israel on a Knife-Edge
The ceasefire in Gaza is overhyped if you think it marks the end of conflict. It does not. What Israel faces now is not peace—it’s a fragile pause, a brief lull in a storm that shows no mercy….

Modern geopolitics is defined less by steady evolution than by sudden rupture. States that appear stable disintegrate overnight; alliances collapse after decades of endurance; markets, empires, and ideologies alike fracture in…

It is a litmus test for Egypt’s financial governance and a signal to the region and beyond.
A regulatory storm brewing in Cairo is reverberating far beyond Egypt’s borders — unsettling financial corridors from Abu Dhabi to Mumbai and…