In this week's Torah portion we read about a census that was taken of the Jewish people. This is the second census in the Book of Numbers, hence the name.

Rabbi Enkin explores Jewish concept of reincarnation from both a scriptural and kabbalistic perspective.

Rabbi Enkin presents amazing biographies of great Jewish leaders and some of their lesser-known accomplishments.

Even when performing good deeds, motives matter. By Rabbi Ari Enkin, Rabbinic Director, United with Israel This week’s Torah portion is “Pinchas” (Numbers 25:10–30:1), which relates the episode in which the zealot Pinchas picked up his spear and killed two individuals, a Jewish leader and a Midianite princess, who were openly committing an act of... Read more »

What was the significance of Moses forgetting a law and Pinchas stepping up in a key moment?

How is zealotry looked upon in the Torah? Is collective punishment justified? Can we take the law into our own hands?

Committing time and resources to raising healthy, happy children is the greatest investment in the future that you can make.

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.

It's normal for people to think differently. Discussion and disagreement are fine. But there is a proper way to disagree and a proper way to discuss.

A caring leader is also a caring friend, as we learn in this week's Torah portion.

The Land of Israel was all that mattered to the daughters of Tzelafchad. Where did they get this attribute of love for the Holy Land?

The question is asked: Why was Pinchas praised for taking revenge if Scripture teaches that revenge is the exclusive domain of God?

This is how we should approach all daily routines, especially Torah observance. Pretend you are experiencing it for the first time, as if you were at Mount Sinai.

Just as the sacrifices were daily, so must be the prayers of very human being in the world. We must pray for our health, for our families, for success, and together, we must pray for peace in the Land of Israel, and by extension, the entire world. That is one of the greatest “sacrifices” you can make each day. And it is one of the most powerful things we can do.