At the start of the Russian-Ukrainian war, 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 quickly MOVE TO ERETZ YISRAEL. How much more urgent is his call now given the steep rise in antisemitism around the world!!
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I personally attest to Rabbi Arush’s recent comments about moving to Israel! Hashem will never let someone down who comes to do His will!
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Missiles in the Sky, Miracles on the Ground
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?
Real Peace for Israel
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.
Don’t Stop Praying
The threats from every direction to the Jewish People in Israel and in the diaspora are immense! This is precisely the time to stand and pray – not just that we will be saved from these threats, but that we experience the complete complete Geula (redemption).
Go and Take Possession of the Land
Rabbi Arush gives an impassioned plea to live in Eretz Yisrael. There is no reason to be afraid. The more Jews who come, the greater the blessings will be. We are so close to building the Beit Hamikdash! Now, more than ever, is the time to come!
Bread, Blood, and the Land of Israel
Discover how every bite of Israeli bread transforms wheat into the lifeblood of its people, cementing a bond that’s millennia old. You won't believe the science behind this Divine process!
Helping From a Distance
Many people who live outside of Israel have come to volunteer time and expertise during the war. Volunteering made them participants rather than spectators. What can those who cannot make the trip do to help?
The Rosh Hashanah of Eretz Yisrael
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).
Who is Like Your People Israel?
Is there any other nation that is so concerned and so active in chessed? Rebbetzin Moscowitz, zt"l related two amazing true stories that show the lengths that Jews will go to to help their fellow.
There Are No Shortcuts
Thinking of making aliyah to Eretz Yisrael? A Jew’s entire kedusha depends on Eretz Yisrael. Aliyah is not trivial - one needs much preparation and longing. It’s a life-long journey with no shortcuts.
Hashem Signals our Settlers
Often, when we look below the surface of what appears to be a dismal situation, we can find the hidden solution. So too, in our current situation in Eretz Yisrael, we see the glimmer of redemption!
My Lot in the Land of Life
This week, Americans celebrate Thanksgiving. Let’s be thankful for being able to live in Eretz Yisrael! The Land of Israel is stronger than all other mitzvot, and therefore it is important to always remember the greatness of living there!
Our Real National Anthem
How can “Hatikvah” be the current national anthem of Israel – it never mentions Hashem! Let’s sing our real national anthem – Psalm 126 – to our true ruler, Hashem!
Our Holiday, Our Land
How do you describe the simple pleasure of celebrating Chanukah in a place where everyone is also rushing home to light their menorah? Our holiday, our land…
Mighty Warriors of Eretz Yisrael
These warriors don’t wear combat gear, fly F-35s, or serve in elite military units. They work the land of Eretz Yisrael under back-breaking conditions. Read of their simple, rock-solid emuna in Hashem’s direct Providence during the Shmita year that just finished.
The Purpose of the Holy Land
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.
Shabbat and Shmittah
Jews have yearned for centuries to settle the Land of Israel to absorb its kedusha. Let us join together in this mitzvah that is above nature!