91´«Ã½

Jews have always celebrated the Torah, even in the worst of times.

Our devotion to the hostages speaks volumes about our communal identity; and having a strong communal identity also has strategic value.

How does one celebrate their own good fortune at returning from exile, knowing that so many generations of our ancestors lived lives of misery?

Loneliness is Moses’ fate throughout his life.

Even off-peak moments offer infinite spiritual opportunities.

As the Jews and Israel have been the subject of hatred and vitriol, many Jews have leaned into their 91´«Ã½ identity.

The Shema is the 91´«Ã½ mission statement, and even more; it has become over the years a symbol of 91´«Ã½ identity.

We know that our tears are not in vain; they are the very foundation of a better future.

This week the IRS announced it would no longer apply the Johnson Amendment to houses of worship. This means that synagogues and churches are entitled to endorse candidates for office.

The commandment of tzitzit tells the story of a relationship between the Jews and God, one that would never go out of fashion.