Author - Anat Schneider

God grants man the freedom to choose – and with it the ability to determine his path anew time and again.

To answer this question, we take a look at a significant event in Samson’s life, namely the death of his parents.

Why do people fight so bitterly for power, offices, and positions? Perhaps because we first see the glamour, influence, prestige, and importance.

During “Bein Hasmanim,” tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox families flock to parks and nature areas across the country. A time of relaxation and community – but also a question of responsibility for public spaces.

Why the stories of Cain, Moses, David and other biblical figures do not only tell of a world long past, but of fears, doubts, hopes and questions that have accompanied humanity to this day.

Every Friday evening, during Kiddush, just before we break the challah bread, there is a little moment that I particularly love.

There are things that make life seem less like entertainment.

The more I read this parashah, the clearer it becomes to me: Moses is not afraid of prosperity. Prosperity is a blessing. It is a gift from God.

God speaks to us constantly. The only crucial question is: Are we ready to listen to him?

Sometimes it seems as if we only want one thing: to move forward. To reach the next goal, solve the next problem, or realize the next dream.