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For the first time since King Solomon, the Jews are experiencing a degree of peace. Despite the state of Israel constantly facing attack, nevertheless it is a sovereign nation with its own army. Rabbi Simon Jacobson speaks about suffering today being on a more psychological level. When running for your life there is no room to think about abuse and depression. The ability to forge ahead with resilience distinguishes the Jews more than their suffering.

Mrs. Dina Rosenfeld reflects on the memories of her father, and what she learned from little preschoolers…

We have to appreciate that the Home is the single most important institution that Jews have…

Dr. Lisa Aiken discusses the different type of expectations in Judaism in general.

Motion picture was immigrant entertainment …

Professor Jonathan Sarna, discusses the history of Kaddish in American Jewry…

Screenwriter David Weiss, explains why Jews were successful in Hollywood….

Rabbi Manis Friedman discusses the question of homosexuality in the context of religion by explaining that we all have freedom of choice. The gift of being able to choose can cause angst under certain circumstances. Knowing what G-d does and does not want, and actually following through with G-d’s wishes, present challenges every single day. Here, Rabbi Friedman sheds light on the Jewish view of homosexuality.

One Fairy, two wishes. Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet discusses the the difference between Woman and Man…

In this new whiteboard animation, Rabbi Sacks explains why he is proud to be a Jew and what it is about Judaism that makes it so unique. This passionate appeal calls on Jews around the world, from across the political and religious spectrum, to connect to their people, heritage and faith.

Rabbi Sneiderman names some reactions a person could have to things not going according to their plan…

Rabbi Friedman discusses the two types of Mitzvot. The Mitzvot which are time oriented and the Mitzvot which are Space oriented…