Take a spriitual journey to discover the unique customs and traditions that Jews observe on Rosh Hashana - the Jewish New Year.

The way that Jewish people greet each other on Rosh Hashana is, frankly, a fascinating subject on its own, reflecting the different cultures, communities and levels of observance.

Join Rabbi Enkin for an inspiring talk on repentance, change and repairing our relationship with God.

In this webinar, Rabbi Enkin discusses the commandment of "Bikkurim" - the first fruits that farmers would be required to offer in the Holy Temple.

Rabbi Enkin explores the lesser known, mysterious, and extremely controversial passage of the "Captured Woman in War" (Deut 21:10-14).

This webinar covers the laws of kings, history of the monarchy in the Land of Israel and reviews the lives of King David and Solomon.

Rabbi Enkin explores the history of false prophets and the many false messiahs that appeared throughout Jewish history.

Rabbi Enkin presents different views on the concept of reward and punishment. in Judaism.

On Tisha B’av, the saddest day on the Jewish calendar, we mourn the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem that were destroyed.

From the sin of spies, to the destruction of both Holy Temples, to the Crusades and the Holocaust, learn why Tisha B'av is an eternal day of Jewish tragedy and destruction.

This webinar focuses on war in Judaism. How is a Jewish army expected to fight its battles? Are there rules? Does the end justify the means?

This fascinating webinar explores Israel's borders, teaches why knowing the REAL borders is so important and why some tribes never entered the Land of Israel.

This webinar explores the topic and history of zealotry in Judaism along with hot button issues such as collective punishment, taking the law into your own hands and Israel's preemptive strike policies.

This webinar explores Genesis 12:3 throughout history and discover which nations merited the blessing and which merited the curse of God's wrath.

Our perspective on a situation - whether personal, national or global - could make all the difference.

There is so much to learn about spirituality from the observance of Passover and by eating matza, the simplest of foods.

Ever wonder which miracles are from God and which miracles might be mere coincidences?

Jews in Israel and around the world observe Tisha B’Av, a day of fasting and intense mourning for the destruction of both Holy Temples and the Jewish exile.

Yes, we have to feel remorse, and yes, it may very well be appropriate on an individual level to be moved to tears, but on the whole, our sages teach us that the confessional is actually a time to be happy.

When a super-rare lunar eclipse coincides with the Jewish New Year for the Trees, does this once-in-a-lifetime event have deeper spiritual implications for the world?

Even when a mitzvah is done with immoral intentions or ulterior motives, it still carries weight!

How can the anointment of Aaron the High Priest, recounted in this week's Torah reading, inspire us?

What are the cherubim? Are they gentle and sweet or violent and threatening?

Jerusalem Day (Yom Yerushalayim) is here! Today is the 28th of the Jewish month of Iyar, which in 1967 corresponded to the 6th of June.

This week, the Torah teaches us that the word “youth” in the Jewish lexicon is synonymous with “important ones.”