Month: September 2025

If the Europeans thought Ukraine was so important to the security of their continent, then European troops would already be fighting alongside the Ukrainians in the trenches of the Donbas. They aren’t.

The new Humash makes his teachings “more accessible than ever, ensuring his voice continues to guide future generations.” Edited by: Fern Sidman In a moment that resonates deeply across the Jewish world, Koren Jerusalem has announced the release of the Koren Sacks Humash, a landmark volume that unites Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks’ zt’l, complete English […]

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin Finders keepers, losers weepers. A child’s chant, but for those immersed in Torah and mitzvos, hashavas aveidah, returning a lost item is a way of life. In this week’s parsha, Ki Seitzei, we read about the obligation to go out of our way to return lost property. “… you shall surely […]

By: Rabbi Osher Jungreis This parsha contains the most mitzvos of all the parshiot, and they encompass many areas that prepare us for Rosh Ha Shana and enable us to perceive that there is more to life than mere existence. The parsha opens with the stirring words, “When you shall go forth to battle against […]

Debate rages as millions sympathize with the child-warrior, arrested for possession of an ‘offensive weapon.’

The U.N. peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon says Israeli drones have dropped four grenades close to U.N. peacekeepers deployed in south Lebanon near the border with Israel as they were working to clear roadblocks.

Thomas Massie, a Republican Representative for Kentucky, says embarrassment should not prevent the release of files.