When you have a sincere desire to do good deeds, God gives you credit for performing them, even if circumstances beyond your control prevent you from actually doing them.

Mezuza's an easy mitzva, yet there's a biblical story in which it was used to discourage a potential convert.

Say it loud!

Rabbi Enkin's fascinating webinar fearlessly addresses sensitive topics and questions arising out of the 'Chosen People' concept.

As King David said, 'God’s Torah is perfect…it refreshes the soul.' (Psalms 19:7). No need to add, no grounds to subtract.

Although God expects the Jewish People to keep the Covenant and the commandments of the Torah, it is clear that the their status as the 'chosen people' is unconditional.

We are seeing the fulfillment of the prophecies of consolation and the return of the Jewish People to the Land of Israel today. Now is the time to make Aliyah.

A closer look at the Jewish position on intermarriage reveals that this prohibition is not unfair, racist, or arbitrary.

As the Talmud says, 'Prayer is one of the highest deeds in the world, but people underestimate it.'

Why did God allow Moses to recite 515 prayers to enter the Land of Israel when He had already decided that the answer was no?

Moses prayed so hard to be allowed to enter the Land of Israel. Did it make a difference?

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

If loving God is so important and fundamental, why do we find this commandment only at the very end of the Torah?