The eve of Tisha B’Av underscores the connection between historical and modern challenges for the Jewish people, emphasizing how shared faith, resilience, and hope for redemption unite and strengthen them, especially in Israel.

This reflection covers the origins of the current war, Israel’s response, and the enduring values that shape its unyielding spirit.

Exploring real-time updates and expert analyses on Israel’s security situation, including insights from Gadi Taub and Dr. Dan Schueftan since October 7th.

UNRWA’s role in the Middle East conflict is under scrutiny, prompting an examination of its controversial mandate and the need to rethink its future for lasting peace and stability.

The rise in antisemitism and radical ideologies in Canada and their impact on Canadian democracy, as well as how to combat hatred and extremism.

The complexities of antisemitism within pro-Palestinian activism are examined, including global antisemitic sentiments and anti-Israel rhetoric.

Melanie Phillips analyzes Karim Khan’s statements at the ICC scrutinizing his moral relativism, political biases, and the implications for justice for Israel.

Embrace Torah teachings and unity during Shavuot, reflecting on its significance and the enduring resilience of Israeli life.

The impact of media misinformation on public perception focuses on historical and contemporary issues, such as antisemitic propaganda, media bias in reporting on Israel, and the role of social media in spreading misinformation.

Francisco Gil-White’s expertise in geopolitics and passion for understanding antisemitism bridge communities and cultivate empathy. His historical analysis debunks anti-Semitic stereotypes by exposing connections between Nazis, the Arab world, and Israel.

Mimouna represents hope and redemption, reaffirming Jews’ eternal faith in a coming world of peace and cooperation among all peoples.

Deep-Rooted Traditions As I gathered with my family for this year’s Seder, the weight of our shared history felt particularly heavy. The Haggadah’s refrain, “In every generation, they rise against us, to annihilate us, but the Holy One, Blessed …

Explore the lessons of Purim that reflect on faith, courage, and resilience, and their relevance to contemporary times and challenges.

The profound impact of October 7 on Israelis, Jews, and global allies is evident. Join the journey to strengthen resilience, drawing insights from a visit to Poland and a deep commitment to maintaining faith and traditions.

During the Israel-Hamas conflict, Jewish and non-Jewish communities worldwide rallied in support of Israel.

The fight against antisemitism in Canada is urgent and must be addressed everywhere, in schools and on the streets, by all governing powers: silence is collusion

My account of my journey in Israel from October 7 to 12, amidst festivities and conflict, highlights the Jewish community’s resilience in Israel, Montreal, and beyond.

The essence of Jerusalem’s unique Purim celebration blends tradition and festivity, making it especially significant in the city’s ancient and revered setting.

Experiencing Jerusalem’s Shabbat atmosphere involves lively family gatherings, exploring charming neighbourhoods, and discovering community warmth.

The journey from Montreal to Jerusalem weaves captivating tales of serendipity and human connection, resonating with profound cross-cultural experiences.

How these unsung heroes, from ancient times to modern days, have shaped history through bravery and determination and continue to inspire positive change.

Throughout history, we have sought to understand the cosmos and our place in it. Does cosmology matter in comprehending our identity, purpose, and worldview?

The Jewish people’s journey following the liberation of Auschwitz in 1945 exemplifies the power of education in fostering redemption and unity.

A journey that celebrates resilience, connection, and the miracles of the holiday season, from securing a home in Jerusalem to rediscovering family heritage in Hungary.

The Pope’s visit to Canada addresses historical atrocities inflicted upon Indigenous communities. This parallels shared trauma from a Jewish perspective, highlighting the importance of recognizing and addressing past wrongs for collective reconciliation and healing.

It is essential to evaluate how leadership, individual and collective actions have impacted global history and humanitarian efforts, from little-known aspects of WWII to current crises.

The timeless wisdom of Deuteronomy, the fifth book of Moses, recounts the Israelites’ journey and Moses’ teachings on justice, mercy, and forgiveness.

The abortion debate is complex, encompassing personal narratives, religious interpretations, and societal implications, all crucial for grasping its complexity.

Shavuot commemorates the giving of Torah and its relevance extends to modern times, reminding us of the importance of Torah’s guidance and wisdom in our lives.

Matzah is a symbol of freedom and tradition during Passover, inspiring reflection on the ongoing fight for freedom in the face of global events.

On the occasion of your Bar Mitzvah, I send you heartfelt wishes and reflections on tradition, family, and faith, my dear great-nephew.

The intersection of politics, science, and religion offers valuable perspectives to navigate present difficulties and construct a more promising future.

Discover the essence of Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, through its rich traditions, rituals, and heartfelt celebrations.

Gain valuable insights on self-improvement and societal change through Rabbi Nir Menussi’s teachings rooted in Jewish tradition, and discover the path to personal and communal peace.

Discover the lesser-known history of Hanukkah and its significance in preserving Jewish identity and values throughout history.

As we approach the New Year of 5782, let us embrace forgiveness, reconciliation, renewal, and peace, and appreciate their profound impact.

Amidst uncertainty and chaos, one can find solace and meaning during a pandemic through various mediums such as Torah, film, and modern teachings.

It is essential to understand the historical and ideological roots of antisemitism to effectively combat this prejudice and promote reconciliation.

Jewish education can combat antisemitism by instilling resilience through Passover Seder’s experiential learning in Jewish tradition and wisdom.

Shavuot celebrates the giving of the Torah, the renewal of vows, and the continuing relevance of the Ten Commandments in today’s world.