Do you know any Jewish farmers? High standards for farming can be found in the Torah. One might begin to wonder why we, Jews, aren´t eating more healthy, organic food from sustainable farms.

While many might argue about the actions of Esther in her leadership role, others strive to grab the lessons that warranted the story of Purim to be written in Megilla Esther.

When life confronts us with “bad things”, what is it that carries us through to the other side where we can begin to live again?

Approaching the topic of G-d with our children can be a daunting task because we – adults – often struggle with our own beliefs, thoughts and ideas. Here are my thoughts as well as the thoughts of some three and four-year olds.

The most central prayer in Judaism, Shema Yisrael, was quoted during the invocation given by Pastor Rick Warren to, then, President-elect Barack Obama. Why is the Shema such a central part of Jewish faith?

Why is celebrating the New Year for the trees such an important part of Jewish tradition? Though considered a minor holiday, Tu B’shvat has very important lessons.

Jewish unity is directly tied to the mitzvah (or commandment) of Ahavas Yisrael (Loving your fellow Jew). Here are my thoughts on Jewish unity and some ideas for bringing Jews together at a grassroots level.

Many of us yearn to return to the Homeland for celebrating family simchas. Planning an event from abroad can be overwhelming, but when a business like SIMCHA IN ISRAEL is around, everything becomes much easier.

Author Eva Etzioni-Halevy throws life, drama and details into the story of Deborah, Judge and prophetess. I hope this book review convinces you to read her book!

The Tenth day of the month of Tevet is a minor fast day for the Jewish people.