Benny Friedman Releases new Music Video, Thinkin’ About Thankin’
Famed singer Benny Friedman is Thinkin’ about Thankin’ in his newest music video release.
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JLI: This Surprising Response to Anti-Jewish Hate
Discover a heartwarming Chassidic tale that goes beyond time, connecting the soul to joy, purpose, and hope even in life’s darkest moments.
Hatzalah Deploys Multiple Response Teams To Ground Zero Following Hurricane Milton
Vast swaths of Western Florida were decimated by Hurricane Milton, a massive Category 4 Hurricane that smashed into land with a fifteen-foot wall of ocean water in front of it. After the storm passed, two Hatzalah teams were ready and waiting to respond to ground zero.
JLI: What is Real Teshuvah (Repentance)?
Discover the true meaning of Teshuva (repentance) in this deep dive into two kinds of regret: what could have been and what should have been.
Evidence On Sennacherib’s Military Campaign and Its Impacted the Economy in the Kingdom of Judah
For the first time near Jerusalem, archeological excavation have found evidence showing the impact of Sennacherib’s military campaign on the Kingdom of Judah’s economy.
Photo Credit: Dana Friedlander_IMOT
Guidelines for Bringing Arba Minim into Israel and the U.S.
With Sukkos fast approaching, many travelers have raised questions regarding the transport of Arba Minim. In response, Chaim V’Chessed reached out to the office of Israel’s Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Moshe Abutbul, to clarify the ministry’s current rules for passengers arriving at Ben Gurion Airport.
The Jew Project: Eli Beer, Founder and President of United Hatzalah in Israel
Eli Beer, the famed founder and President of Israel’s United Hatzalah, sat down with Yisroel Teitelbaum of The Jew Project for a portrait.
Infinite Light, An October 7th Memorial From Yitzchak Moully
This large-scale public sculpture will take the form of a 10-foot tall yahrzeit memorial candle, with an eternal flame above. The candle’s exterior walls will have the 1,200 victims’ names intricately cut out of the walls, with the letters of their names used to create the flame.
The Jew Project: Ronen & Orna Neutra, Parents of Hostage Omer Neutra
The Jew Project: Ronen & Orna Neutra, the parents of hostage Omer Neutra, sat down for a portrait with Yisroel Teitelbaum of The Jew Project.
Israel-Based Voters: Absentee Ballot Deadline for Crucial U.S. Elections
The deadline to apply for absentee voting for the upcoming elections is rapidly approaching, with many states’ deadlines set for the coming days. For example, the deadline for the crucial states of Florida and Ohio is tomorrow, October 7. New Jersey, another important state, has an October 15 deadline.
Restraining Order Granted In Significant Victory For Children With Special Needs in New York
In a significant victory for children with special needs in New York and a blow to the New York State Education Department, NY Supreme Court Justice Kimberly A. O’Connor granted a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) against an amendment that has been wreaking havoc on the provision of services to children with special needs who attend nonpublic school.
AMUDIM: Silver Linings
Having seen our worst nightmares come true, we’re all still scarred by October 7th, making the prospect of Rosh Hashana 5785 more than a little intimidating.
JLI: How to Change Your Past
Ever wish you could turn back the clock and undo the past? Here’s a perspective that shows how you can hack time, redeem the past, and uplift your life as you head into the future. This lecture was delivered at the 16th annual National Jewish Retreat.
Agudath Israel Sues New York State Education Department on Behalf of Children With Special Needs
The lawsuit challenges a recently adopted state regulation which Agudath Israel argues is both illegal and devastatingly harmful to thousands of children with special needs.
JLI: Judaism’s View on Border Security, Immigration & War
“I’m a citizen of the world,” claims the one with a utopian vision. Pragmatics aside, is this the divine vision for humankind? What would the Torah say regarding territory acquired and borders established through war, whether aggressive or defensive? Do the spoils ever ethically and legally belong to the victors?
JLI: Do Jews Believe in Karma?
How does karma differ from Jewish descriptions of Divine reward? Discover the Jewish view of this popular belief and the practical repercussions of our actions. This lecture was given by Rabbi Pinchas Taylor at JLI’s 17th annual National Jewish Retreat.
FBI Reports 63% Rise in Hate Crimes Against Jews Last Year
Hate crimes targeting Jews in the United States rose by 63% in 2023, with 1,832 incidents reported, compared to 1,122 the previous year, marking the highest figure ever recorded, according to statistics released by the FBI on Monday.
The Jew Project: Shye Klein – Weinstein
Shye Klein – Weinstein, a 27-year-old Canadian Israeli, with Morrocan and Polish background, found himself escaping the Nova Festival on October 7th. A photographer himself, he sat down for a portrait with Yisroel Teitelbaum of The Jew Project.
Israel Prepares The Ground of Southern Lebanon With “Shaping Operation”
After more than a year of focus on the Gaza war, the Israeli military has now set its sights on southern Lebanon, launching a series of devastating blows to Hezbollah and beginning “Shaping Operations” on the ground.
JLI: Can Judaism Have Multiple Truths?
Since the time of the Talmud, it seems that Jews have always been disagreeing. Why are so many of our religious practices rooted in arguments? Can’t we all just get along?
JLI: How I Went From Being a Gangster to a Religious Jew
Dr. Yehudah Pryce, DSW, MSW, is the senior director of national mental health and well-being programs at Defy Ventures and a psychotherapist at Beit T’Shuvah in Los Angeles, California. Raised in Los Angeles, he served 16 years for a teenage non-violent robbery. Since his release in 2018, he converted to Judaism, earned a master’s in social work from the University of Southern California, and works as a psychotherapist.
Is This A Lamp, Or Is This A Cup? Glass vessels Found In Israeli Excavations
One of the unique items in the display is a beautiful conical glass vessel, made of colorless translucent glass, decorated with blue glass drops. This vessel, found years ago during an excavation in the Western Galilee, dates to the 4th century CE, the late Roman period and the beginning of the Byzantine period in the land.
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