Quantum physics reveals that reality isn’t fixed—things remain undecided until observed. This powerful idea echoes a core Torah truth: the future is never sealed, and with prayer and faith, anything can change. By Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui • Full Article

Rabbi Gershon Avtzon writes: Today (17 Iyar 5785), marks the second Yahrtzeit of my dear Rosh Yeshiva and personal Mashpia: Harav Michoel Akiva Gershon Wagner A”H. While much has been written, and will be written, about his unique personality, talents and method of learning and teaching – I would like to focus on (in a way of V’hachai Yitten El Libo) one particular innovation and passion of his: His connection to all his alumni • Full Article

We all face spiritual tests. Some are dramatic; others come quietly, disguised as small compromises. One man’s struggle with kashrus while traveling reveals a deeper truth: a test isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s a sign of strength. And sometimes, it’s the very thing that lifts us higher than we thought possible • Full Article

Rabbi Gershon Avtzon writes: This Shabbos we read Parshas “Acharei Mos” – which speaks about the events that took place after the sudden passing of the young sons of Aharon – and I would like to speak about a sensitive topic: Life insurance • Full Article

Rabbi Sholom Lipskar, a revered figure in the Jewish community, passed away on May 3, 2025, leaving behind a profound legacy of spiritual leadership and community service. In a heartfelt tribute, Rabbi Yitzchok Minkowicz, a close associate and admirer, shared his reflections on Rabbi Lipskar’s life and impact • Read More

Why does a simple scent—like spices at Havdalah or incense in the Temple—have the power to stir our soul and awaken deep memories? In both Torah and science, smell is revealed as a uniquely spiritual sense, one that bypasses logic and touches the soul directly. This sacred connection makes scent far more than just fragrance—it’s a bridge between heaven and earth • By Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui • Full Article

Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, Rov of the Kosel, pays tribute to Rabbi Sholom Dov Ber Lipskar, A”H. “[He] was a living embodiment of the verse “Love peace and truth.” He showed us all how to hold onto the fiery passion of Torah and Chassidut with intensity, while at the same time radiating light and warmth to everyone around him.” • Full Article

Op-ed by Rabbi Levi Liberow: Throughout history, the most consequential societal transformations have always been driven by individuals who refuse to accept the status quo. These change agents, and not the silent majority, are those who drive transformation. This reality underlies the Rebbe’s repeated calls for activism in spreading Yiddishkeit, and particularly regarding Moshiach • Read More

What does quantum physics have to do with Torah law? More than you might think. Discover how a Halacha echoes one of quantum mechanics’ most mind-bending ideas—and what it means for how we see the world today • Full Article

Rabbi Gershon Avtzon writes: This letter is so much more relevant when we connect it to the famous Sicha that the Rebbe spoke on that very day – 33 years later – in 5751. On that day, the Rebbe gave each of us the ultimate mission: “do everything in your ability – things that are in the nature of lights of Tohu, but, in vessels of Tikun – to actually bring our righteous Moshiach immediately, instantly, in reality.” • Full Article