This Hanukkah, the act of lighting the menorah is more than just tradition; it’s a gathering of people, a community united by shared values. The flames symbolize more than light; they represent the strength of togetherness in times of joy and sorrow. Read the full article to see how Hanukkah continues to bring people together, inspiring hope and connection across generations.
Ancient Light, Modern Clarity: Why Hanukkah Matters Now
We are two years past October 7, 2023. During these years, we, as a nation, have endured the unendurable and the unfathomable. We have lost entire families, many are wounded, and others are suffering the aftereffects of trauma and grief. We are reeling, as a society.
Three Life-Changing Journeys You Won’t Want to Miss in 2026
We are two years past October 7, 2023. During these years, we, as a nation, have endured the unendurable and the unfathomable. We have lost entire families, many are wounded, and others are suffering the aftereffects of trauma and grief. We are reeling, as a society.
Sigd: The Ethiopian-Jewish Festival of Return, Covenant, and Hope
We are two years past October 7, 2023. During these years, we, as a nation, have endured the unendurable and the unfathomable. We have lost entire families, many are wounded, and others are suffering the aftereffects of trauma and grief. We are reeling, as a society.
Pray, Pivot, Persist and Prevail Reflections on The October 7th War
We are two years past October 7, 2023. During these years, we, as a nation, have endured the unendurable and the unfathomable. We have lost entire families, many are wounded, and others are suffering the aftereffects of trauma and grief. We are reeling, as a society.
Two Years On: The Sacred Duty of Bringing Them Home
This week, as Israel marked two years since the horrific massacres of October 7, 2023, according to the Hebrew calendar, the nation stood together remembering and giving thanks that the last of the living hostages have finally come home. The joy of reunion was real, but it was not complete.
Rejoicing in the Living Torah
Across Israel, the sound of hammers building sukkot fills the air, and the markets overflow with palm branches, myrtle, willows, and fragrant etrogim. Families prepare to celebrate Sukkot, the weeklong festival of joy, light, and remembrance of God’s provision in the wilderness.
Dwelling in Hope this Sukkot
Across Israel, the sound of hammers building sukkot fills the air, and the markets overflow with palm branches, myrtle, willows, and fragrant etrogim. Families prepare to celebrate Sukkot, the weeklong festival of joy, light, and remembrance of God’s provision in the wilderness.
Yom Kippur: Hope for Redemption
By: Moran Rosenblit We are in the midst of times of profound significance—appointed times set by God for the children of Israel. Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, stands as the most solemn day on the … Read More
Hope for a Sweet New Year for Israel Amid Uncertainty
The temperatures in Israel slowly begin to drop as an early autumn breeze sweeps across the country, where families and communities prepare to celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Biblically known as Yom HaTeruah … Read More