All posts tagged "Judaism"
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2.0K1Rabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – Learning and Leadership – Shoftim
Jonathan Sacks: The parsha of Shoftim is the classic source of the three types of leadership in Judaism, called by the...
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2.4KRabbi Itzchak MarmorsteinILLUMINATIONS OF RAV KOOK-HARAV HA’NAZIR AND THE SCROLL OF WAR AND PEACE .
ILLUMINATIONS OF RAV KOOK-HARAV HA’NAZIR AND THE SCROLL OF WAR AND PEACE . by Rabbi Itzchak Marmorstein ILLUMINATIONS...
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1.5KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – The hate that starts with Jews never ends there
Jonathan Sacks The novelist Rebecca West once said that Jews, having suffered so much, had an “unsurprisable soul”,...
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1.9KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks -To Lead is to Listen – Shema Yisrael – Eikev
Jonathan Sacks “If only you would listen to these laws …” (Deut. 7: 12). These words with which our parsha...
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1.5KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – The Fewest of all Peoples Va’etchanan
Jonathan Sacks Buried inconspicuously in this week’s parsha is a short sentence with explosive potential, causing us to think again about...
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1.4KBlogsAdam Levick – The moral necessity of Jewish power
Re-post from a wonderful hard working supporter of the truth about Israel By Adam Levick (I first wrote this essay about...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Jonathan Sacks – Leadership at Time of Crisis – Masei
By Rav Jonathan Sacks, The parsha of Masei always occurs at the heart of the Three Weeks. This is the time...
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Guest Contributors
Eylon Aslan-Levy – Everyone knows that anti-Zionism has nothing to do with anti-Semitism
Everyone knows that anti-Zionism has nothing to do with anti-Semitism. Eylon Aslan-Levy Re-post thanks to Eylon. By Eylon Aslan-Levy...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Jonathan Sacks – Lessons of a Leader
Lessons of a Leader. Pinchas contains a mini-essay on leadership, as Moses confronts his own mortality and asks God to appoint...
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Lee Diamond
Rabbi Lee Diamond – Our tradition of self defense, sensitivity and support
Rabbi Lee Diamond, is based in Israel and began his unique rabbinate as an Israel Educator for the Diaspora. Rabbi...
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Blogs
Dress Codes: Revealing the Jewish Wardrobe at the Israel Museum
Jewish Wardrobe at the Israel Museum Elder of Ziyon Imagine a young mom, adorned with pearls and wearing a special dress...
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Blogs
Arab and Muslim Antisemitism: A Muslim Perspective
by Salim Mansur http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/4364/arab-muslim-antisemitism Arab and Muslim Antisemitism: These crises have fostered on the part of the Muslim Brotherhood and...
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Blogs
Daniel Goldschmidt – Visiting My Jewish Friends and Family in America
By Daniel Goldschmidt. I just returned from a seven week trip throughout the United States. I was shocked by the increase...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
The Game Is Bigger Than The Team
The Game Is Bigger Than The Team By Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. So the battle for the World Cup has finally...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Confidence – Hope is the belief that together we can make things better.
Confidence “Optimism is the belief that things will get better; hope is the belief that together we can make things better.”...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Influence or Power? Beha’alotcha
Influence or Power ; Sculpture by Phillip Ratner/Ratner Museum. Commentary By Rav. Jonathan Sacks. There is a lovely moment in this...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
A Double Celebration A Thought on Shavuot from Rabbi Sacks
The festival of Shavuot is a mystery wrapped in an enigma. Here is how Shavuot is described and defined in parsha...
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Blogs
The Story of the Jews – Episode 5 – Return
Story of the Jews. This epic five-part series presented by historian Simon Schama explores the story of the Jewish experience...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
The Politics of Envy – Naso
Politics of Envy. Few things in the Torah are more revolutionary than its conception of leadership. by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. Politics...
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Blogs
The Story of the Jews – Episode 3 – A Leap of Faith
Story of the Jews. This epic five-part series presented by historian Simon Schama explores the story of...
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