Memory is Not Victimhood
Jewish cemeteries are often called Beit HaChayim—the House of the Living. That phrase is a rebuke. Judaism refuses to define identity through death, suffering, or
The People and their Foundational Literature
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5786 Years Ago, the World was created: let’s play our part to Ensure it Lasts Another 5786 years
On the eve of Yom Kippur, a man once stopped the Berditchever Rebbe Rabbi Levi Yitzḥak (1740–1809), on his way to the synagogue, and said:
The Distinction between Premeditated and Unintentional Homicide
If the TaNaKh, Israel’s Foundational Literature, had nothing to say to the moment we are living, it certainly would not merit much of our attention.