The Rabbi Says on Moral Edge continues the A to Z Series with Rabbi Ari Enkin, this time exploring eating, exercise, and entertainment in Judaism.
Naomi Linda Kuhn of Regavim breaks down one of the most ignored battles in Israel: who controls the land, who gets blamed, and who gets away with building.
Jenuine Voices on Moral Edge brings together Israeli mothers whose sons served in Gaza after October 7th, and who found strength through nightly Torah learning, friendship, faith, and shared responsibility.
Rabbi Nachum shares the wild story of how one mountain bike ride turned into a life-changing movement for kids, teens, soldiers, and families across Israel.
Chanale sits down with Jamie Geller to talk about fame, faith, Israel, and what people don’t see behind the spotlight.
Eli Beer, founder of United Hatzalah, joins Avi Proctor to tell the story of how one painful realization changed emergency response in Israel: the system was too slow.
Rabbi Enkin breaks down what Judaism actually says about shedim, dybbuks, bad dreams, dream interpretation, fasting after nightmares, and the Torah’s complex approach to divorce.
Jen Airley sits down with Sam Kramer, the voice behind Israel Good News, for a powerful conversation about Aliyah, motherhood, October 7, and the Israel the world rarely sees.
Esther shares the funny, honest, and deeply inspiring story of how she went from Aliyah kid to fitness entrepreneur, retreat creator, mother, and woman building a life she genuinely loves in Israel.
