The Ultimate Front: Where True Power Lies
Israel is not fighting with only tanks and social media. We are in a deep spiritual battle that shapes the fate of nations.
David Ben Horin
Israel is not fighting with only tanks and social media. We are in a deep spiritual battle that shapes the fate of nations.
Our world uses technology to quietly minimize Hashem's involvement in life. How can we develop ways to nullify the impact of that thinking? We minimize ourselves!
In the simple act of choosing which blessing to recite over your food, you find profound lessons on life and spirituality. Whether it's a banana or an olive, each choice reflects the eternal cycle of life, growth, and renewal.
Words of gratitude transform and unite us. By valuing positive speech and fostering unity, we create a world where every individual can thrive in peace and Divine blessing. But, on the other hand...
In our era where words travel at the speed of light, guarding the sanctity of speech is more relevant than ever. Speech is a great tool to unite and elevate us all!
Utilizing Artificial Intelligence as a "Middot machine," gives us the opportunity to cultivate the virtues of patience and humility, transforming our interaction with technology into a journey to Hashem.
Jewish victory in warfare was never about manpower, money, or military. We often fight at a severe disadvantage so Hashem can show the world that it is Him alone Who fights our enemies.
A seed turns into a stalk of wheat, a wheat kernel into flour, and finally the flour into Shabbat challah - a journey that reflects partnership with the Divine, celebration of creation, and eternal gratitude to Hashem!
As winter winds down in Eretz Yisrael, Hashem gives His children a wonderful gift! We get a period of revival in the spring to regain the lost momentum of our Rosh Hashanah resolutions. It is not by chance that this revival is happening as we read the Torah portions describing the mishkan (Tabernacle).
Why is it that some of the most tragic events have occurred on Shabbat or holidays? They remind us that, despite moments of joy, repentance is as important as ever. Now, more than ever, we need an all-hands-on-deck approach.
Our soldiers are the best of the best. They use the most advanced weaponry. But there’s one essential element in our war arsenal that, if missing, means certain defeat...
After three winning seasons, the coach forecast that his team was about to fail. Sure enough, the other “losing” team won the next year’s championship. What lessons from the coach’s strategy can we apply to our own wins and losses in teshuvah?