Perfection is Not All It’s Cracked Up to Be
After returning to my career as a lawyer, I wanted to carve out time to write about Mishpat Ivri—Jewish law (Halacha) and the
Parshat Chukat
Conventionally, Science and religion are seen as at odds with one another. Religious teaching presents a particular perspective on the workings of the
Is Josephus’ Problem also our problem?
Flavius Josephus was an author who lived during the 1st Century CE during the time of the Roman Empire. His life began in
Where are the miracles we were promised?
When we look to the heavens asking for an answer to our troubles, we look for signs of being heard. We do
Am I allowed to be angry? Because I am.
The early period of this ‘stage 1’ of the hostage release deal was inspiring. Despite the horrors that they experienced, seeing the women return
Nineveh, Old and New
On the day of his inauguration, President Trump reversed a number of decisions made by the Biden administration pertaining to Israel and
Should you say ‘Thank You’ to AI?
‘Summarise this article for me’ ‘Give me ideas for my trip to France’ ‘Help me organise my schedule’ These are some perfectly
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