To Think Like a Jew

The Greek Exile reveals how cultural assimilation poses a deeper spiritual threat to Jewish identity than physical displacement, challenging believers to protect their connection to tradition.

Norman Eisen's incredible journey from Holocaust survivor's son to US Ambassador to Prague, discovering a Nazi-marked table in his diplomatic residence and turning history's painful symbol into a powerful moment of redemption.

Exploring the profound emotional contrasts between the First and Second Temple inaugurations, this article reveals how Jewish communities process loss, hope, and collective memory through historical reflection.

Uncover the fascinating backstory of Daniel in the lions' den and the profound origins of Jewish prayer, revealing how ancient wisdom shaped our spiritual practice.

Israel isn't just a sanctuary, but a divine tool for spiritual growth and fulfilling Torah commandments, showing how our purpose transcends geographic safety.

A personal reflection on visiting Israel reveals the emotional complexity of Jewish identity, sacred sites, and the challenges of religious and cultural tensions in the Holy Land.

Leadership isn't about power, but service: Menachem Begin's first day as Prime Minister reveals a profound commitment to both national security and helping a struggling yeshiva with compassion and dedication.

A heartfelt tribute to Maish Lapidot, a selfless and compassionate individual who exemplified kindness, hospitality, and devotion to family during a transformative visit to Israel.

Israel's remarkable innovation stems from a unique Torah perspective that sees the physical world as a place to elevate, improve, and sanctify through human creativity and purposeful action.

Discover your hidden spiritual potential: Every Jewish soul was given a unique Torah portion at Sinai, waiting to be rediscovered through dedicated learning and personal effort.

Discover Tu B'Shevat, the unique Jewish "New Year for Trees" that celebrates nature's renewal and connects us to Israel's agricultural heritage beyond traditional tree planting.

Exploring Jewish unity: A rabbi reveals why true cohesion has been elusive since ancient times, and why divisiveness might be deeply rooted in our historical experience.