Tzedakah: The Power of Charity to Heal and Protect
by Ram ben Ze'ev The concept of tzedakah (charity) in Judaism goes far beyond the simple act of giving. While often translated as...
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Sep 231 min read
Saving Millions of Kids from Lead Poisoning: Our Plan
by Administrator Samantha Power and Open Philanthropy CEO Alexander Berger Ten years ago, when residents of Flint, Mich., were exposed to...
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Sep 237 min read
“Let Them Perform This Order Before Me”
Words from Maran zt”l for the Month of Elul In the Selichot, we recite Hashem’s Thirteen Attributes of Mercy, “ Hashem, Hashem El Rachum...
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Sep 225 min read
Bereshit: The Creation of Sacred Space, Not Time
by Ram ben Ze'ev The first word of the Torah, "Bereshit" (בראשית), traditionally understood as "in the beginning" and referring to the...
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Sep 204 min read
Daniel Deronda: George Eliot and the Jews
by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen In 1290 Jews were expelled from England. In 1656 Cromwell failed to persuade parliament to welcome Jews back...
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Sep 194 min read
Shabbat Ki Tavo
Deuteronomy Chapters 26-29;6 - Two Mountains by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen After two weeks of the most important laws of the Torah, Moses now...
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Sep 185 min read
Compassion Over Ridicule: Upholding Jewish Values in the Age of Social Media
by Ram ben Ze'ev In today’s world, social media has become a powerful tool for communication, connection, and the sharing of ideas. Yet,...
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Sep 174 min read
One Should Constantly View Himself as Half Innocent and Half Guilty
Our Sages (Kiddushin 40b) teach us that one should always view himself as half innocent and half guilty. If one performs one Mitzvah, one...
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