Life in Flight Mode: On Civic Virtue in Charedi Society
Civic virtues are not just earthly requirements, but even religious duties. Over a long and...
Rabbi of "Ohr Chadash" Ramot, Jerusalem; rabbinical judge and legal scholar. Teaches at Yeshivas Chedvas HaTorah and at Hebrew University, heads the Iyun Institute, founder and editor-in-chief of "Tzarich Iyun". Has published hundreds of articles on Jewish law (predominantly on the Dinonline platform) and thought, alongside academic publications. Author of Binyan HaShtar (on workings of legal documents) and Prophecies and Providence.
The Herzlian October 7th Cry: “I Am a Jew”
The Simchas Torah massacre has awakened a new return to Judaism, echoing Herzl's description in...
Between Private and Public: The Obligation to Seek Shelter in Wartime
Seeking shelter during a missile attack is not only a matter of personal safety but...
Zelensky, Esther, and Jewish Nationalism
President Volodymyr Zelensky's rise to international stardom raises the question of Jewish nationalism and its...
“Intoxicated Though Not by Wine”: Answering the Conscription Call
The profound call for Charedi conscription deserves to be answered. Escaping our responsibilities, like Noach...
Multiculturalism, Identity Politics, and Haredi Society
On the face of it, multiculturalism is tailor-made for Haredi society. Not only does it...
A (Much-Needed) Dose of Matzah
Eating matzah was a fundamental part of leaving Egypt and remains the core element of...
A Lion Awakens: On the Turn from Inner Battle to National War
The long exile shifted the battlefield between good and evil from the national and physical...
The Challenge of Change
Two known strategies for managing social change are conservatism and progressivism. Judaism, however, fits neither...
Do We Need an Army? On War and Others Worldly Affairs
Human initiative is part and parcel of a Torah attitude toward all things earthly. The...
