The White Emperor
The White Emperor challenges Ulu to a dangerous Game of Forces – the winner takes all, including Ulu’s shaven-head son, his beloved firstborn…
The White Emperor challenges Ulu to a dangerous Game of Forces – the winner takes all, including Ulu’s shaven-head son, his beloved firstborn…
The trumpets blast! The royal carriage has arrived. Trembling with anticipation...
The Haggadah states, "In every generation a person is obligated to see himself..." - to focus and to understand what is best for us rather than follow the majority. We need to be like our ancestors who did not allow the majority to impact or influence them.
How great is the power of achdut (unity)! If we make a "ceasefire" by stopping the fire of divisiveness and hatred among us and we strengthen our achdut, we will surely merit Hashem's protection and usher in the final redemption.
"If the Satan did not blind our eyes, we would all see that these children [in secular schools] are like the children on the trains to Auschwitz.” Saving a captured soul is the greatest mitzvah, especially today!
Wouldn't it be great to live in a world where everyone fears Hashem and there's no favoritism? Read what it would take to make such a world.
Nations are at war, or at threat of war, with each other. The Kalever Rebbe explains how to end all conflicts.
Our core values are being eroded. We endure pressure on all sides to give up a Torah-way of life. Can we win this fight? YES!! The answer is in ... Mitzrayim!
American and Israeli leaders have been in the news a lot recently. Let us never forget that we do not put our emuna in flesh-and-blood kings but in our King Who reigns over kings.
Jews have a special innate ability to poke fun at things and to notice their internal contradictions, exposing the world's follies for what they truly are. We’ve been in the business of telling the world “The emperor has no clothes” ever since the Paschal lamb in Egypt.
Can we look at the world today and not despair? Can the world be turned around for the good? Yes! The dismal situation itself is a sign for tremendous hope!
When one does not cancel his set time to learn Torah - even to meet the President of the United States - he is worthy to defeat the Yetzer Hara.