David Ben Horin
When a Breslever Rabbi and an Israeli high-tech marketing influencer share the same solution to the current dilemma of Chareidim in Israeli society, it shows that the issue of Torah learning and IDF service is a complex one, but answers are obvious.
It's harder to serve God when you're rich. When you have very little, relying on Hashem for everything comes naturally. It's harder to trust God when you have something else to rely on. The same can be said about relying on a powerful ally with Trump as president.
A single mitzvah can tilt the entire world from the side of sin and destruction to the side of merit and blessing. In next week’s American election, a handful of votes will determine which way the world will shift. This is the power of a single choice!
After the massacre in Jewish communities in the Gaza envelop last Simchat Torah, how can we possibly celebrate this year? David Ben Horin gives plenty of reasons!
The past year was a very tough one. We must all do our bit to support our brothers and sisters in Israel and around the world to make sure this coming year won’t be even harder.
What a month Elul was - a month of overt MIRACLES and salvation! What can we expect in 5785 and how can we keep the miracles coming?
Rosh Hashanah is more than our day in court. This is the day God writes the Book on our lives for the coming year. After His decision is sealed, our year is written. The boundaries of our lives are set in stone for the next 11 months. But during these precious days, Hashem makes anything possible.
Emunah means believing that everything Hashem does is good, and it’s for our benefit. One of the great keys to opening a vault of emunah is realizing that we have no clue who we will be tomorrow, let alone years from now.
When tragedy strikes the Jewish People, our Sages never blame the Romans, the Nazis, or Hamas. They say it happened because of our disunity and hatred for each other. To achieve the peace we want for each other, we must be strong and acknowledge some hard truths.
As an Israeli nation, we cannot win the smallest skirmish, but as a Jewish nation, we cannot lose the fiercest battle. Every Jew, in Eretz Yisrael and outside, is called up for national duty. Through our mitzvot and teshuvah, may we be blessed with total victory!
Think climate change is just a political issue? Think again! Uncover how environmental appreciation bridges the divide between even the most polarized religious and political beliefs.
Even when it looks like you aren’t going anywhere, you are moving in place – you just don’t know it. You can move higher and higher on your path to Hashem without taking a single step forward.