Miracles
Are there other lessons from October 7? - opinion
The October 7 massacre fell on 22 Tishrei – Shmini Atzeret and Simchat Torah, two days that signify the highest joy: one completing the festival of Sukkot, the other our rejoicing in the Torah itself
When miracles demand courage: A moral reading of Exodus for our time - opinion
The power of personal freedom: Finding meaning and joy in a Passover during war - opinion
Parashat Tzav: True freedom begins in the mind, not in physical circumstance
Don't attempt to legitimize the Torah by explaining God’s power as science
Whether you believe in miracles or not, if you a materialist who does not believe in a God who manipulates the nature he created, please refrain from updating the miracles.
Netanyahu has a chance for personal and national redemption - opinion
Netanyahu, if you want to retire gracefully, you should announce your immediate retirement from politics, in exchange for having all charges against you dropped.
The science behind the parting of the Red Sea
Tradition regards the biblical account of the Red Sea split as an accurate retelling of events, but scientists have tried to explain it in terns of nature.
Miracles are just the norm in Israel - opinion
Addressing a popular secular Israeli society that was skeptical of calling events miraculous, David Ben-Gurion said, “A Jew who does not believe in miracles is not a realist."
Syrian baby born on day of earthquake brought mother 'back to life'
After going into labour during an earthquake, the new mother had to deal with aftershocks in a makeshift maternity ward.
Parashat Bo: Living a ‘miracle’
During specific and rare occasions, God decided to make nature work according to other rules. This is what we call a miracle.
Man saved by insulated suit after struck by lightning while fishing on beach
A man is lucky to be alive after he was struck by lightning while fishing with his friend
Is surviving a terror attack a divine reward or punishment? - opinion
Everyone deals with trauma in a different way and it’s important for people to process their pain in a way that works for them.
Celebrating modern miracles at Hanukkah
As Jewish people around the world mark the miraculous story of the Festival of Lights, three people relate their own wondrous experiences for the 21st century.
Hanukkah: One last taste of sovereignty
We know what sovereignty tastes like. For centuries, Hanukkah kept that taste alive. We never forgot how Jews were meant to live. Hanukkah would not let us forget.
