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

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

Op-Ed by Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui: Israel is back at war, a war they should have and could have finished months ago… I can be bewildered at the fact that the world seems to blame the victim when Jews finally get up and defend themselves and simply don’t care and certainly come nowhere close to condemning when Arabs slaughter their own • Full Article

Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui writes in an op-ed: The fact that Rabbi Kogan, a Shliach, was murdered during the week of the Kinus Hashluchim, when we are forced to reflect together and mourn and ruminate together, is a sign from heaven. The fact that before this, 16 years ago, Rabbi Holzberg and his wife and other good souls (Hashem Yinkoim Domom) were murdered during the time of the Kinus Hashluchim is not coincidental • Full Article

Op-Ed: I recently watched and listened to a YouTube video –  “Why Are Ultra-Orthodox Teenagers Leaving the Community and Becoming Secular”.  This is a very serious and important subject. The presenter is a knowledgeable Chabad Rabbi, but he got it all wrong this time • By Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui • Full Article

Let’s get things straight. It’s been over a year that Israel is fighting its enemies. An entire year!!!! Reminder. Before Oct. 7^th, Israel was helping, aiding, and assisting the Gaza residents in a myriad of ways. In addition, there were ceasefire agreements in place, and unprovoked, these animals butchered human beings in the worst way possible and publicly announced if they are given the opportunity, they would do this all over again • By Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui • Full Article