I heard this fascinating story from someone who had a pretty eye-opening experience in a taxi ride while chatting with the non-religious Israeli taxi driver about his past. After finishing his IDF service, he and some friends took a trip to the Philippines, a common rite of passage for many Israeli
How can you vote Democrat? How can you vote Republican? These questions seem newly perennial with the advent of democratic republics. Even Jews, we
In this week's parshah (25:8), Hashem instructed the Jewish people to build a Mishkan (Tabernacle). The pasuk says "V'asu li mikdash v'shachanti
Anyone who has even passing knowledge of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian people should be familiar with UNRWA, the United Nations
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New Yorkers deserve clean streets, free of smelly trash bags and rats. That’s why we are taking the next leap forward in the Trash Revolution — our
As the parashah opens, Moshe’s father-in-law, Yitro, arrives at the Israelites’ encampment in the Sinai Desert. This is a very important episode
