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.
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.
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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.
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.
A short while ago, missiles were launched from Iran towards the State of Israel. Over 400 missiles were launched in the attack so far.
The long anticipated ground operation on the Lebanon border has begun, with Israel making the area a closed military zone and artillery bombarding Lebanese towns.
“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?
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.
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.
Still reeling from a massively humiliating operation that saw thousands of beepers used by Hezbollah operatives explode Tuesday, another wave of explosions tore electronics used by the terror organization apart.
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?
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.
The number of people who consider themselves atheists has doubled in the last ten years. Why is it so hard for people to see a G-d in the world? And how can we be so sure we always see Him?
In the days following the horror of September 11th, 2001 a Hatzalah volunteer, who was present at ground zero as the towers collapsed, penned the following memoir of the events of that day.
While on bicycle patrol in Willow Tree Park, Community Police Officer Dave Small came across Hillel and his wife playing guitars on a park bench. After talking for a few minutes, Hillel asked Officer Small to join in for a quick jam.
The Justice Department announced today the unsealing of terrorism, murder conspiracy, and sanctions-evasion charges against six senior leaders of Hamas, a designated foreign terrorist organization. The charges relate to the defendants’ central roles in planning, supporting, and perpetrating the terrorist atrocities that Hamas committed in Israel on Oct. 7.
In this interview, Rabbi Perez delves into the deep historical connection between the Jewish people and the land of Israel, explores the reasons behind Israel’s frequent portrayal in the media, and discusses the rise of antisemitism and the Jewish response in the aftermath of October 7th.
Delve into the strange Talmudic encounter between Rabbi Eliezer and an “ugly” man, and what it teaches us on how we ought to find the soul in every living being.
“The Sarah Schneirer – Wurzweiler School of Social Work” had a graduation of dozens of new therapists for the Jewish community. On Sunday July 28, 2024, 22 Tammuz, 5784, Rabbi YY Jacobson presented the commencement address and spoke about when therapists are not worked out internally, they are dangerous.
Get clarity on whether Judaism classifies world religions as idolatrous while exploring the Halachic definition and deeper meaning of Judaism’s rejection of idol worship.
Watch this remake of the iconic “Shabbos Kodesh” composed by Yom Tov Ehrlich and sung by Avraham Fried.
The Augusta AW109E Power helicopter is the newest addition to the Hatzolah Air fleet, with the organization announcing its arrival just this week.
This candid conversation with Rabbi Manis Friedman cuts through controversy to show how timeless Jewish values offer a unique, profound understanding of gender identity and gender roles and the crucial part they play in creating a wholesome, healthy, and fulfilling life.