A Much-Needed Public Repentance
As a response to personal disaster, individuals should reflect on their actions. In the face...
R’ Baruch Mordechai: A Deeply Human Greatness
Rabbi Baruch Mordechai Ezrachi, zt”l, developed a unique approach to the Slabodka tradition of gadlus...
Will We Win “Together”?
Extremes of Israeli society meet in opposition to national unity. We need to embrace it. Beyachad nenatzayach.
Should We Maintain the Charedi Privilege?
The sparse representation of Charedi society in the defense of our nation is a moral...
Gaza Awakenings: The Liberal Dream
The Simchat Torah massacre challenges the foundations of the liberal worldview. It calls upon us...
Charedi Awakenings of the Gaza War
We returned to our homeland, the only one we have, yet we chose to withdraw...
Rabbinic Responses to the Simchat Torah Calamity
Soul-searching after the calamity of Simchat Torah should focus on the national rather than the...
A Time For Question Marks
The events of Simchat Torah, 5784, do not call for conventional soul-seeking. Above all, they...
What Was Is Not What Will Be
The pain we suffer calls us to prepare for our destiny. We must recognize the...
Thoughts on Destruction and Unity
Destruction and calamity teach us to live together and overcome the baseless hatred within.
