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Parshat וישב (Vayeshev) is a treasure trove of lessons that resonate deeply with the Jewish people, especially for those inspired by the ideals of religious Zionism and the mitzvah of עלייה (Aliyah). This parsha, with its themes of exile, dreams, and redemption, calls us to reflect on our collective journey and challenges us to take…

The Fall of Damascus and the Coming of Moshiach: The modern state of Israel exists as a miraculous testament to the unfolding of divine prophecy. From its establishment in 1948 to the countless miracles of its survival and thriving in a hostile region, Israel is a clear signpost on the road to redemption. Yet, as…

The weekly Torah portion of Noach carries a message of both renewal and unwavering commitment, instructing us on the demands of a Jewish nation steadfast in its dedication to its land and faith. As we read this portion, we must consider how its teachings echo throughout history and resonate with the modern imperative of Religious…

As we gather to celebrate Sukkot, our hearts are heavy with both the joy of our traditions and the weight of the sirens that have become all too familiar. This year, we sit in a sukkah, surrounded by family and friends, yet our thoughts are consumed by the harsh reality we face. Since October 7,…

Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, fills my heart with a unique blend of joy and reflection. As a woman who treasures family and faith, this holiday is a beautiful reminder of the bonds that tie us together. It’s a time when we step outside our homes, into the temporary shelter of the sukkah, and connect…

I grew up in a world devoid of Jewish rituals and traditions, a life that seemed vibrant yet felt empty without the spiritual richness of my heritage. My family celebrated secular milestones, but the profound connection to our Jewish identity was missing, leaving a void I didn’t know how to fill. As I moved through…