90 Lessons

Miscellaneous Specific Species
At the beginning of parshas Noach, Rashi teaches us that, during the moral chaos that led to the Mabul, even members of the animal kingdom mated outside their species (min), something that no self-respecting and ethical animal would ever do.

The Israeli State and Goverment The magnitude of the miracle of the establishment of the State of Israel
The new, recently published book shows the extent to which we are not aware of the miracles that God does for us. Now we can get to know them a little more.

Leadership There Are No Limits
When Roger Bannister ran the first mile in less than four minutes, he broke a lot more than a record.

The Israeli State and Goverment Can We Count on Israel? Partially.
Just like we don't rely totally upon the State to build Yeshivot, so too we cannot rely blindly upon it to actualize the values of Zionism.

Army and War Can I Refuse a Bad IDF Military Order?
Following the Expulsion from Gush Katif, there has been talk of late of a possible need to reconquer this area, from which terrorists continually fire rockets at Israel. Must I, as a soldier, agree to this?

Miscellaneous Four Conditions for Appeasement With the Arabs
Translated by Hillel Fendel
f we truly love life, then given all that's happened over the past few weeks, we simply cannot allow ourselves to come to any kind of superficial resolution with them. Nearly the entire Arab sector in the State of Israel took part in the anti-Jewish violence.

The Israeli State and Goverment The Value of Nationhood
Translated by Hillel Fendel
In the Book of Shmot, we are no longer individuals, as in Breishit, but rather begin to appear in history as a Nation. Why is a national framework so critical?

Army and War A Little Order in the Turmoil
It is possible to see <b>order</b> even in the turmoil we are in. Order meaning control; control means that there is direction and there is a purpose; in other words, there is Gd!

Miscellaneous Beware of the Great Fire of God
A message to the Muslim religious leaders regarding the attacks of Arabs in Jerusalem and other areas of Israel.

Miscellaneous The Few and the Many
he Torah teaches us that our great teacher Moshe, even after writing the Torah, had ‘ink left in his quill.’ I do not, God forbid, pretend to resemble Moshe in any meaningful way, but I also have some stories left over that will not appear in the book.
