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עיט שמש
Spreading wings without losing ground
In this week's Torah portion, Terumah, the ancient wisdom from the 'cherubim' reveals the tension between ambition and grounded leadership; true growth demands bold vision balanced with structural limits and disciplined execution; sustainable success comes not from how high organizations rise but from the stability that keeps them grounded
Ziv Elul | 02.19.26
Almost every executive can recall a single decision that turned out to be wrong
To err is human; a pattern is a choice
In this week's Torah portion, Mishpatim, a repeated wrongdoing carries multiplied consequences; the same principle applies to leadership: organizations rarely collapse from one mistake, but from the failure to stop a pattern in time
Ziv Elul | 02.12.26
קריעת ים סוף
Beshalach Torah portion - when clarity takes shape in motion
Opinion: what is a leader’s role in a crisis and when must decisions be made and action taken
Ziv Elul | 01.29.26
מנהל מביט לאופק
Why smart managers fall precisely because they insist | Insight from weekly Torah portion
Opinion: Managers are judged by rational tools such as data, models and execution discipline, yet history and philosophy warn that there comes a point when reason itself no longer solves the problem but becomes part of it
Ziv Elul | 01.15.26
שחמט
Parashat Shemot: How not to break an order and still save the organization
How can leaders avoid implementing directives they don’t believe in without triggering a crisis with those above them? Is that even possible? And what traits and capabilities are required of managers in moments like these?
Ziv Elul | 01.08.26
A victory that brings down the victor: why not every success is leadership
Opinion: Leadership is not measured by dramatic, decisive victories, but by whether decisions preserve people, trust and the ability to endure after the moment of success has passed
Ziv Elul | 01.01.26
How Joseph saved Egypt from famine: leadership lessons from the Bible
The Torah portion Vayigash shifts from family drama to Joseph’s management of Egypt’s famine; By selling grain, livestock and land for Pharaoh, Joseph sparked debate: harsh nationalization or smart crisis policy that preserved order, trust and long-term recovery 
Michael Eisenberg | 12.26.25
אחיו של יוסף מתייעצים
Vayigash: The moment when responsibility comes before love
Opinion: Does leadership shape our capacity to love others—and can love be rebuilt after it has been damaged?
Ziv Elul | 12.25.25
When power meets compassion: what Joseph’s leadership teaches us about responsibility
Opinion: When power is used with integrity, it inspires moral responsibility—not through fear, but by example; that’s the lesson of Joseph—and a model for lasting organizational change
Ziv Elul | 12.18.25
סא"ל סלמאן חבקה ז"ל
Druze women leaders carry on legacy of revered IDF officer
New scholarship honoring fallen IDF officer Lt. Col. Salman Habaka empowers Druze students—especially women—through full academic support, leadership training and shared vision of equality and opportunity in Israeli society
Shimon Elbaz | 06.11.25
דונלד טראמפ מדבר בהצהרה שנתן על שחרורו של עידן אלכסנדר
The age of shortcut leadership: What Trump teaches us about power, influence—and the cost of performance
Opinion: In a world captivated by charisma and conflict, Trump and Churchill embody two clashing visions of leadership—one built on legacy, the other on spectacle
Lior Gross | 05.13.25
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