The Babylonians wanted to be together, to build and live as one commune, with mutual respect and love for one another. As it is written in the story of the Tower of Babel: “And they said, “Come, let us build…
There is a song that goes, “The right to forget the years, the right to choose the hours. The right to choose how to live, throwing life on the scales” (Evgeny Klyachkin, “Song about Rights”). We have the ability to…
Romance novels, which are abundant today, started only being written around 300 to 400 years ago. Before such texts, people mostly wrote about their search for God. When various kinds of technology emerged, people started travelling and communicating more, and…
In these tough times, Israel’s younger generation is at the forefront, serving in the army or aiding evacuees, survivors and farmers. Many of these youth have experienced loss or witnessed friends fall victim to the war’s horrors. What will come…
There is currently widespread sympathy for Palestinians, which in many cases leads to a one-sided stance against Israel. Several countries have taken drastic steps: some have recalled their ambassadors, while certain large websites in China have gone as far as…
Uniting above the myriad conflicts we have among each other today—from physical wars and bloodshed through to endless arguments, accusations and intents to harm each other with words—indeed requires divine intervention, a miracle. We should, however, anticipate such a miracle.…