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Parashat Chukat: the dangerous magic of the single leader

Why do we insist on believing that one person is responsible for everything, and what price do organizations pay for that illusion?

Ziv Elul | 06.18.26

Parashah Ki Tissa: why do smart organizations make mistakes that look foolish?

Opinion: one of the oldest questions in philosophy—no less relevant today than in classical Greece—is this: when a person makes a mistake, is it because they do not know? Or do they know—and still give in?

Ziv Elul | 03.05.26

Parashat Mishpatim: slavery and work

Torah portion redefines slavery by linking it to the Hebrew root for work and divine service, teaching that labor is not humiliation but a human mission — and that true freedom lies in choosing whom and what we serve

MIchael Eisenberg | 02.13.26

'Moses asks permission to leave Jethro,' painting by Jan Victors from about 1635

Parashat Yitro: why hearing, not seeing, is the heart of Jewish faith

This week's Torah portion recounts how Jethro, Moses’ father-in-law and priest of Midian, hears of God's miracles and journeys to the wilderness to meet the Israelites, where he acknowledges God's greatness and joins the nation

MIchael Eisenberg | 02.06.26

Moses Speaks to Pharaoh by James Tissot at the Jewish Museum, New York

'Let my people go': An introduction to freedom and international politics

Weekly Torah portion Va'era

Michael Eisenberg | 01.15.26

Vayelech Torah portion: The balance of the individual and the nation

This week, we read the portion of Vayelech, which means ‘he walked’ or ‘he went’; this portion is a very monumental one for many reasons; Moses is reaching his final moments, and he is passing on the torch to Joshua

Hillel Fuld | 09.25.25

Fundamental lessons for life: This week's Torah portion, Nitzavim

Nitzavim, which means standing, is always read the Shabbat before Rosh Hashanah and is one of the shortest portions in the entire Torah; It answers the question of whether God is more like our father or king

Hillel Fuld | 09.18.25

Independent scholar: 'Message from Moses' written on ancient Sinai inscription

Controversial new claim suggests 3,000-year-old ancient Egyptian inscription may bear the signature of the biblical Moses—but experts urge caution over this extraordinary assertion lacking peer review

Itamar Eichner | 07.30.25

Move over, Moana: 'Prince of Egypt' still rules Passover

Opinion: Every Passover, my brother and I religiously re-watch DreamWorks' underrated 'The Prince of Egypt,' a mature, star-studded animated masterpiece with unforgettable songs, complex sibling rivalry and a surprisingly handsome Moses—proving miracles (and animation classics) aren't just for kids

Yael Ilan | 04.15.25

חאבייר חררדו מיליי נשיא ארגנטינה ויצחק הרצוג נשיא המדינה בביקור בקיבוץ ניר עוז

Argentina's Milei: 'Victory in war depends not on number of soldiers, but on forces from heaven'

Staunch Israel supporter speaks of admiration for biblical Moses; 'He was the great and first liberator in history,' Milei tells Jewish Argentine journalist

Itamar Eichner | 05.22.24

Avi Azulay is the Israeli who plays Moses on Netflix

Actor talks about his role in 'Testament: The Story of Moses', the concern about negative reactions due to the Israeli cast, and the relevance of the series to Israel's current reality; 'What excites me the most is receiving feedback from Arab countries that support and love the series'

Alexandra Lukash | 04.08.24

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