An inspiring, informative webinar on why Jews should make Aliyah, how to make Aliyah, and what life is like in Israel after making Aliyah.

This week's Torah portion is Lech Lecha, where God promises the land of Israel to Abraham and his descendants.

Abraham joined the War of the Kings when it became a matter of God's honor.

Steps you can take to make your aliyah successful.

Find out why the Jews have the exclusive, eternal right to the Land of Israel.

The message in this week's Torah portion is to stand up for what’s right. We have to look inwards, not outwards, for strength, inspiration and direction.

In this article we are going to take a look at God’s repeated promises to Abraham and discover exactly why the Jewish people have the exclusive right to the Land of Israel. 

Join Rabbi Ari Enkin for a fascinating presentation on how those who bless Israel prosper and those who curse Israel are doomed (Genesis 12:3).

Avraham teaches us that we must not only be in the right place at the right time, we must also live up to our values to make an impact on the world around us.

The Torah reminds us this week to step up to the plate and be the role models our children need!

I want to propose a new model of aliyah. Older people – grandparents – moving to Israel, pulling their kids and grandkids here.

The Land of Israel is a Jew's only true home, as evidenced in this week's Torah portion, 'Lech Lecha.'

This week’s Torah portion is Lech Lecha (Genesis 12:1-17:27) and it may very well be one of the most famous, and certainly most noteworthy, readings of the entire Torah.

Abraham tried to influence others to believe in God and live a moral life. But he knew that in order to influence people, they have to be able to relate to you.

You, too, can have a strong influence among those around you, and in fact, the less you compromise on your own principles, the more influence you will have!