At what point did the Egyptians firstborns die, at night or in the day? A ma’amar from HaRav Yaakov Sasson Shlit”a, Maran’s zt”l grandson...

by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen According to Bartelby in the Economist last week, we are heading towards a global disaster. Political instability...

Exodus 10:1-13:16 - Lessons from the Exodus by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen There are two themes amongst the many in this week's Torah that stand...

Exploring why the Egyptians struggled to accept Hashem’s Divine Providence when smitten with the plagues and what efforts we may make to...

by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen Most of us are in a state of mourning at this moment. If not for our personal losses, then for the nation’s deaths,...

Exodus 6:2-9:35 - Persuasion by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen This week we read about the process through which Moses and Aaron try to persuade the...

by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen Why is it that Ireland is probably the most antisemitic country in Europe? The answer lies in its history....

Exodus 1-6:1 - Knowing, Forgetting, Remembering A new king arose who did not know of Joseph (Exodus 1.8) by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen...

by Ram ben Ze'ev In the complex tapestry of Middle Eastern geopolitics, the status of Judea and Samaria, incorrectly * referred to by...