What Are Values — and Why They Matter Now More Than Ever
We speak often about values. Political leaders invoke them. Institutions advertise them. Corporations display them on websites. Universities promise to teach them. Yet rarely do
We speak often about values. Political leaders invoke them. Institutions advertise them. Corporations display them on websites. Universities promise to teach them. Yet rarely do

The hardening of Pharaoh’s heart in Shemot ( Book of Exodus) is often misunderstood as a theological problem. If God hardens Pharaoh’s heart, how can Pharaoh be

In Judaism, justice is not a concept; it is a legal demand. Compassion is not a sentiment; it is a regulated practice. Guilt is not
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