What does God mean by saying He will bless us if we observe his commandents? How can we succeed in His eyes?

The Thanksgiving offering that one person would bring to the Holy Temple included 40 loaves of bread that had to be eaten within 24 hours! Is that possible?

Even a mundane item can be elevated to serve a higher purpose, as this week's Torah portion teaches us.

What distinguishes the IDF from other armies is a Torah scroll on each base, which strengthens their fighting spirit and reminds them about their values.

Uncanny similarities between Trump and Cyrus the Great, together with Isaiah Chapter 45, trigger the question: Was Trump's rise to power Divinely orchestrated?

Would you be able to keep your cool, as our patriarch Abraham did?

Why did God give Moses a view of the Land of Israel when he was forbidden to enter? Was it for his benefit?

Joshua was chosen to take over as leader of the Jewish people after Moses' death. What made Joshua the qualifying candidate for this crucial position?

Is there a connection between the Jewish dietary laws and the death of the two sons of Aaron the High Priest?

Are there people anywhere who can honestly say they are completely uninfluenced by others or by their environment?

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

When Moses is first introduced to us in the Torah, there is no mention of his parents.

Abraham and the Jewish people own Hebron – then why has Hebron been the site of so much tension? So much violence. Why was it that for over 1000 years Jews were not even allowed to enter the Cave of Machpela?

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.

In this week’s Torah portion (Genesis 6:9-11:32) we read the story of Noah and the Flood.

After the Flood, God promised that He would never again flood the world. But God wanted a reminder of this promise, and therefore, He created the rainbow. But does God really need a reminder?

On the one hand, we are elevated, each soul, a precious and unique possession, and yet on the other, we should be indistinguishable as shifting sand. Which is right?

So essential are proper table manners to being a good Jew that the Yom Kippur confessional includes a beat on the chest for misbehavior in this area.

We all know the expression, “Clothes make the man.”  Is this about creating an external reality via the perceptions of others? Or do the outer garments we wear affect us on an internal level, which then creates a external reality?

A closer look at the Jewish judicial system.

A deeper look at the foundational commandments upon which the Jewish people's values are built.

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

Unlike Halloween or Valentine’s Day, whose pagan origins are very well known and commemorated, New Year's has become an entirely secular holiday.

Due to Sara's kindness and piety, open miracles were performed specifically for her, including the Divine presence emanating from her tent for all to see.

If your wife asks you if she looks fat, the answer is ALWAYS no. Even if she's expecting triplets! There is NO mitzvah to be honest in this type of situation.

For the first time in 2000 years, pure olive oil and the required vessels have been produced in full conformity with the laws of the Torah.

Angels are seen to play an important role in preserving the relationship between God and humans. They frequently carry Divine messages intended for people.

In this article, Rabbi Ari Enkin explains the history and purpose of the 'shamash' – the extra Chanukah candle that is lined up separately from the other eight.

Don’t ever worry about trying to “up” someone else. Just be your humble self! You have no one to impress but God!

There were a number of kings who ruled over the Jewish people throughout history, and while some of them were righteous and noble, others were corrupt and evil.

Secret #1: Always give your spouse your best, and always show appreciation for whatever he or she does for you!

In the first article in the "Dating, Love, and Marriage" series, we discussed showing appreciation to our spouses. In this piece I offer dating tips.

It pays to be a nice guy even when those around you are not. You never know what a kind word or friendly gesture could do for you.

Welcome to the delicious world of Jewish cuisine and traditional Shabbat foods!

If you don't give thanks when thanks is due...you might not be Jewish!

What light does the Torah shed on the wonderful trait of thankfulness? There is one particular commandment (mitzvah) that is completely devoted to expressing gratitude...

Hebron: The First Capital of the Jewish People and the Second Holiest City after Jerusalem!