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קריעת ים סוף
Nachshon’s lesson for Shavuot: lead before the sea splits
From the Book of Numbers to Ruth and King David, Nachshon’s legacy shows that holiness and leadership belong to those who take responsibility, act with courage and move the nation forward
Michael Eisenberg | 05.21.26
סביבת עבודה רעילה
Not just on Shavuot night: why organizations lose their soul after they succeed
Is corporate culture measured at peak moments, or in the small decisions made when pressure rises?
Ziv Elul | 05.20.26
Nachshon Ben Amidav jumps first into the Red Sea
Parashat Bamidbar: What Nachshon teaches about faith, action and national responsibility
Nachshon’s leap into the sea offers a model of Jewish leadership rooted in courage, initiative and shared national responsibility; Just as Moses' prayers did not part the sea until Nachshon moved, today’s stormy 'sea' requires the initiative of our leaders
Michael Eisenberg | 05.15.26
התלבטות
When an organization loses its center
Do companies collapse because of competition, or at the moment they forget what they were actually built around?
Ziv Elul | 05.14.26
מוסר
Good, evil and substitution: the Torah’s ancient warning for an AI age
Behar-Bechukotai’s ban on substituting consecrated animals becomes a lesson on self-deception, moral clarity and the danger of letting AI justify human choices
Michael Eisenberg | 05.08.26
The modern sabbatical year: why organizations must know when to stop
Is a company measured by how much it produces, or by its ability to stop in time and not lose itself?
Ziv Elul | 05.07.26
Parashat Emor: Citizen, stranger, and ambassador in the Torah’s model for a moral society
In Parashat Emor, an act of blasphemy sparks a deeper question of belonging, revealing why the Torah binds citizen and stranger together and what it truly means to share a moral and national covenant
Michael Eisenberg | 05.01.26
שינויים התחלה הצלחה
When success itself becomes a management risk
Do organizations fall more often because they fail, or because they stop asking what their success is for?
Ziv Elul | 04.30.26
'High Priest Offering a Sacrifice of a Goat' (illustration from Henry Davenport Northrop's 1894 'Treasures of the Bible')
Weekly Torah portion: 'Do not eat over the blood'
Acharei Mot–Kedoshim: The word 'blood' appears 31 times across 21 different verses in this week's Torah portion; in it, a set of norms is constructed for the establishment of a model society and a human civilization that is not predatory
Michael Eisenberg | 04.24.26
When the mistake is in the mind but the problem is in the heart: business insights from the weekly Torah portion
Acharei Mot and Kedoshim: Not every failure in an organization can be fixed with another presentation; Some problems require a deeper shift
Ziv Elul | 04.23.26
חזרה לטקס קורבן פסח שקיימו נאמני הר הבית ופעילי בית המקדש
Hollow authority: Biblical warning for modern leadership
Torah Portion Tazria-Metzora: The transformation of the Kohen from expert to mouthpiece highlights a timeless danger - leaders who lack knowledge or connection to the public risk losing legitimacy, as real influence shifts to others
Michael Eisenberg | 04.17.26
The strategic value and risk of organizational speech: business insights from the weekly Torah portion
Words may be an organization’s cheapest resource, but their impact is profound; from hallway chatter to leadership messaging, internal discourse can build trust or erode it, while disciplined discourse can drive clarity, culture and long-term success
Ziv Elul | 04.16.26
Torah
Weekly Torah portion: examination, distinction and knowledge — the evolution of knowledge
Maimonides frames kashrut as more than dietary law, urging knowledge and classification of nature to deepen understanding of creation and inspire moral life
Michael Eisenberg | 04.10.26
Sometimes the most motivated and capable employee causes the greatest damage to a business from an excess desire to contribute
When good intentions burn the system: business insights from the weekly Torah portion
Sometimes the most motivated and capable employee causes the greatest damage to a business from an excess desire to contribute, just look at Aaron the High Priest's sons in the weekly Torah portion of Shemini
Ziv Elul | 04.09.26
פעילות כוחות צה"ל בפיקוד הצפון במבצע שאגת הארי
The moment Moses asked: what is the plan?
As fighting in Iran and Lebanon drags on, Israel faces a familiar question with no clear endgame; a Passover reading offers a lens for living with doubt and finding meaning only in hindsight
Rabbi David Stav | 04.03.26
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