Kind: Reads

Who Said “Let My People Go!”… Anybody? by Shira Schechter

Moses didn’t actaully say “let My people go.” Instead, he siad “send My people out.” It would take a year’s worth of plagues to devastate Egypt and convince the Jews that God intended for them to leave now.

“The overwhelming bipartisan support for Israel is a striking testament to the fact that Israel has no closer ally than America, and America has no closer ally than Israel,” stated the Israeli president.

We will not agree to the establishment of a terror state that will endanger our citizens, the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls the measure against the IDF’s haredi battalion Netzah Yehuda “the height of absurdity and a moral low.”

Jerusalem Affairs Minister Meir Porush made the demand so that the remaining hostages “can at least symbolically observe the holiday.”

Due to intense flooding, Iranians are being threatened by crocodiles, which, according to esoteric sources, were the reptiles God used to punish the Egyptians in the second plague.

The Land of the Law by Rabbi Pesach Wolicki

The purpose of the commandments is for us to serve God by creating a Godly society. Even the laws that address individual behavior are meant to contribute to this goal. Our own private obedience helps make this Biblical vision a reality.

And the war against Zionism is the war for Jewish weakness.

They say that even a broken clock is right twice a day. That’s what I thought when I read reports of recent comments by the spokesman of the Iranian Islamic regime’s foreign ministry, Nasser Kahani. I agreed with him—sort of. 

Why are Eggs Eaten at the Passover Seder Meal? by Rabbi Pesach Wolicki

Even as we rejoice this Passover in God’s salvation and redemptive acts in history, we must also take a moment to remind ourselves that we live in a broken world, and that we yearn for the day when we will once again give thanks and praise to God in the Temple in Jerusalem.

How a bill becomes a law.