The Money-Ladder of Jerusalem
Our parsha opens with the dramatic depiction of Yaakov’s dream. He sleeps on Mount Moriah and sees a ladder that…
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A United Jerusalem And The End To Terrorism
The double bombing in Jerusalem last week and subsequent search for the suspects in Eastern Jerusalem brings up the need…
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Jerusalem: The Dew of the World
Torah sources highlight the uniqueness of dew as a sui-generis form of blessing. There are two primary qualities of dew’s…
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Time To Act Like Truly Free Jews
Scared of the Goyim? Frightened of the Paritz? Worried about the UN, US administration? Enough is enough For years our…
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The Highs And Lows of Jerusalem
This week’s parsha and the conclusion of last week’s parsha are a study in contrasts. Parshat VaYeira concludes with the…
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Gardening Jerusalem
We often times focus on Jerusalem for its spiritual, political, and historical importance. Yet, Jerusalem can be seen as something…
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The Intergenerational Jerusalem
After many decades of waiting, our parsha tells the story of Yitzhak’s birth. This miracle was met with great joy…
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Elections, Security, and A United Jerusalem
Israel’s election results gave the Jewish State the type of decisiveness the electorate had been craving for after 5 elections…
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Jerusalem: The Pathway to Perfection
In a memorable passage, Rabbeinu Bachya ibn Pekuda writes in his Chovot HaLevavot that there is an inverse relationship between…
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Yemenite Lives Matter
Ir Amim together with local Arabs may be incessantly trying to erase all Jewish life returning to the Shiloach (Kfar…
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