The Rishon Lezion Chief Rabbi of Israel HaRav Yitzchak Yosef wrote a letter to Jews in Ukraine, and ALL JEWS LIVING IN THE DIASPORA, to understand the threat of war as a call to quickly MOVE TO ERETZ YISRAEL.
An American Jew came to Eretz Yisrael to settle there permanently. One day, however, he showed up the Rav Kook's house and requested a farewell blessing…
Climate change is a pressing global issue. Scientists have their own ideas how to save the environment. What can you and I do to affect a real change?
How do we understand the painful tragedy in Texas? More than that, what is the lesson for us, whether Jew or non-Jew? What can we do in the memory of those precious children, so they have not died in vain?
Don't we often feel that current events are spinning out of control and that no one is in charge? Let's turn that feeling of helplessness into emuna in the One Who is in absolute control.
If you feel like you’re living in an upside-down world, you’re right! The new moral code and justice system are antithetical to the values of our Father, Avraham.
The Rishon Lezion Chief Rabbi of Israel HaRav Yitzchak Yosef wrote a letter to Jews in Ukraine, and ALL JEWS LIVING IN THE DIASPORA, to understand the threat of war as a call to quickly MOVE TO ERETZ YISRAEL.
What does the current war between Russia and Ukraine tell us about Gog and Magog and the coming invasion of Israel? What can God-fearing people do right now?
Anybody who loves God recognizes the Jewish People as the sole owners of the Land because only we can give the Holy Land it’s Holy Purpose.
We must admit the reality: Nothing is working the way we expected, or according to any semblance of sense! This is Hashem’s Plague.
“Avo el Hamelech” is from Megillat Esther. Queen Esther tells us ‘whether you feel it or not, AVO EL HAMELECH – COME BEFORE THE KING.’
Born from prayer, Nissim Black’s song from the heart goes straight to the heart. Spiritual, uplifting, deep. This song invites you to go ... Higher!
Enjoy Yaakov Shwekey’s single "Elokei Oz" (G-d of Strength) is an ancient melody that is still heard and sung today.
Musician and composer Shlomo Katz offers a sneak preview of a track from his not-yet-released new album.
