Messages from the Rabbi: Archives
In 1952 in a small and shabby apartment in Bnei Brak a 'summit meeting' occurred between two seemingly polar opposite sides of Israeli society. Founding father and Prime Minister David…
As the smoke and thunder are slowly dissipating and fading away after the monumental events of 'Matan Torah', we begin this week's Parsha with a change in the narrative of…
Last week 'Golden Age of Hollywood' actor Kirk Douglas (born Isser Danielovitch) passed away at age 103. Douglas was not only an incredibly diverse and talented actor, but in his…
It is not for naught that Sir Winston Churchill has been consistently named 'History's Greatest Briton' in poll after poll. Till today there is something mesmerizing and alluring surrounding the…
In his pioneering book 'A Brief History of Time', Professor Stephen Hawkings opens with the following anecdote: A well-known scientist, some say it was Bertrand Russell, once gave a public…
In 1960 the first live televised presidential debate occurred in the United States between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon. Those who listened to the debate on radio categorically declared…