What does it mean to be a proud Jewish Zionist in today’s progressive spaces like school, on campus or in the workforce?
Learn about Shemitah, the Sabbatical year: What is it and how is it relevant to us?
Why is it that even post-Holocaust, Jews experience a large percentage of the world’s hate crimes?
Shavuot marks the receiving of the Torah on Mount Sinai, and its tradition to eat dairy. But why?
A detailed introduction guides readers through the Declaration of Independence's four sections
Our free 8-page e-book shows how Israel created its Holocaust Memorial Day.
Rabbi Leor Sinai discusses what life is like in Israel during Yom HaZikaron and Yom HaAtzma’ut, two holidays he identifies as part of the "Modern Days of Awe", and discusses how educators can transmit the significance of these days to learners, wherever they are in the world. Listen on Apple
The origins of Zionism actually go back a lot further than one might think.
Born in Latvia in 1865, the young Talmudic prodigy had a love of speaking Hebrew and felt a deep mystical connection to both God and the Jewish homeland.
This short video offers helps spark conversations about the significance the Abraham Accords.