Less Is More – A poem for Parsha Beha’alotcha
Rick Lupert
June 12, 2025
I always tell them less is more –
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Judaism
A Bisl Torah — Raising Mensches
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
June 12, 2025
While we may not be able to pinpoint exactly when our children grew older, we can take this moment to remind ourselves that mensches develop when we choose to instill particular values.
Sephardic Torah from the Holy Land | “You Shall Love Truth and Peace”
Rabbi Daniel Bouskila
June 12, 2025
Written in 1951, two years before he passed away, Rabbi Uziel’s essay You Shall Love Truth and Peace reflects Rabbi Uziel’s unifying vision for Israel.
‘God Shall Be One’ — Pondering Judaism’s Perspective on Other Religions
Rabbi Dr. Stuart Halpern
June 11, 2025
In the remarkably rich and highly readable volume, these scholars present a diverse array of traditional opinions regarding Judaism’s interactions with differing belief systems.
Holy Helpers
Chaim Steinmetz
June 6, 2025
You must not be a bystander when an individual needs help; and you must not be a bystander when the world needs you.
It’s Already – A poem for Parsha Nasso
Rick Lupert
June 5, 2025
It’s already happening… It started millennia ago.
A Bisl Torah~ Canopies of Peace
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
June 5, 2025
The Birkat Kohanim offers canopies of peace through a heavenly merging between God and humanity. We model the priests from thousands of years ago and spread our fingers above the heads of our loved ones and community members.
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