This week’s Torah portion, Parshat Chukat, begins with the ultimate divine mystery—the laws of the red heifer, a ritual ...

In the Louvre in Paris, one can see the Mesha Stele, also known as the Moavite Stone. It was inscribed by King Mesha of Moav in around 840 BCE. In it, he describes the rivalry between Yisrael and Moav ...

Part of being a child is not really knowing the reasons for everything. I remember being in my teens when I realized that I ...

Simply, since we can never know why Hashem acts as He does, our understanding of events continues to be limited to our grasp of human nature. Even given sagacious perceptions of publics and persons, ...

Against the backdrop of this operation’s success, a groundbreaking Israel Hayom report outlines a vision to be jointly ...

Rabbi Yosei says: Even when he can find a place to study Torah in Eretz Yisrael, he may leave the country and become ritually ...

One carried a cluster bomb that breaks apart and fragments into multiple exploding pieces, thus causing a wider range of ...

The Israeli public has recently learned a great deal about Iran. Firstly, most of us now realize that the majority of Iranians share our revulsion of the Ayatollah regime. This is a principal factor ...

Trump and Netanyahu are both politicians who learned to trust no one and not to be trustworthy except to people completely loyal to them. They teamed up to restructure the Middle East.

I write these words with both love and trepidation. Love, because Chabad has done incalculable good for Am Yisrael… In every ...

I am sad and heartbroken. Because I am not someone who gives up easily. It’s not in my nature to surrender or be silenced.

At Sinai, after the crossing of the Red Sea (Exodus 14:21–22), he brought words of God to his people. Moses brought down the ...