Former Governor and U.S. Senator George Allen believes that one of the pillars of a free and just society is religious freedom. From his time as Governor through his term in the U.S. Senate, he has exhibited a great understanding and appreciation for religious tolerance and freedom, including when he learned of his Jewish heritage and the story of his mother surviving Nazi rule in Tunisia.

In case 4 cups of wine is not enough at the sedar, there is a fifth.

Rabbi Levi Kaplan enumerates some of the reasons why there is a 5th cup and why it is named for Elijah the Prophet.

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“Antisemitism on Campus” is a talk given by Rabbi Dov Greenberg as part of a fast-paced session called “Ten Talks” featuring 10 short powertalks from 10 inspiring speakers, showcasing important ideas that change attitudes, lives, and, ultimately, the world.

By examining the life of Nicholas Donin, a self-hating Jew of the thirteenth century, Dr. Henry Abramson discusses the development of anti-Semitism in Europe beginning in the Thirteenth Century.

This insightful lecture by Dr. Abramson talks about the various manifistations of anti-Semitism including blood libels, public burning of the Talmud, and anti-Semitic art. He also discusses the Church and the Talmud.

Excerpt from the Crossfire Panel at the National Jewish Retreat

In Chassidism, a relationship with a Rebbe is described as a relationship of souls.

Is this connection attainable? And can I recognize the value of this bond?

Rabbi Sholom Lipskar shares insights into the depth of a relationship with a Rebbe, and the impact it will have on your life.

Join Professor Jonathan Sarna in a short history lesson on “Antisemitism”.

Cary Nelson explains the dynamic relationship between Antisemitism and the Land of Israel.