Previous iterations of the “Durban” conference deteriorated into Israel-bashing festivals that crossed the line into antisemitism
Jewish World
Each of the two had a father at the highest level of government. They both knew Hebrew, although only one of them was Jewish.
Messianic Hasidic Spiritualism
A continuation of our series looking at Messianism as a religious phenomenon in Judaism, and how it mirrors faith in Jesus
Discovering Babylonian Jewry
The Jews of Iraq had a long and rich history in Mesopotamia before being hunted and expelled in the last century
The ingathering of the exiles is a cornerstone of both Zionism and Judaism, but Israel’s chief rabbi says there’s a problem
Israel’s founding fathers felt the weight of responsibility not only for Israel’s Jews, but for the Jewish people worldwide
A prominent Israeli Orthodox rabbi speaks with Israel Today on coronavirus, Torah and science
The teachings and findings of Rabbi Moshe Ben Maimon remain relevant even after more than 800 years
You might be familiar with the Mezuzah, but how much do you really know about it?
