The Dichotomy of Modern Culture: A Nietzschean Perspective on Aesthetic Oscillations
BY RACHAEL KOPYLOV Art permeates every aspect of our lives, from visual expression to music and fashion, it shapes and evolves alongside us as it reflects the human experience. The…
Five Pillars and the Link of Generations: A Different Mission to Israel in a Time of Chaos and Despair
BY CLAIRE AMBINDER KANNER God created the heavens and the earth, and there was darkness and there was light…and we could choose. So we journeyed to see the echoes of…
Reviving the American Dream
BY SARAH SIEGEL For generations, the United States of America has stood as a beacon of hope and prosperity for those fleeing their homelands in search of a better life.
Voting against Ourselves: American Jewry’s Paradox
BY ZACK GOLDSTEIN The Jewish vote has long been sought after by both major American political parties, and has been key to victories for both sides of the political aisle.
Legendary Jewish Wisdom and Artificial Intelligence
BY MARC DWECK In the shadowy alleys of sixteenth-century Prague, Rabbi Judah Loew ben Bezalel, known as the Maharal, crafted a colossal figure from the clay of the Vltava River.
The Greatest Gen-Z-eration
BY FRANKIE TORKIN Many adults look at my generation, Gen Z, with suspicion. They see us as always on our screens with little passion to get up and make a…
David and Goliath: A Deeper Look at the Underdog Story
BY GILA GRAUER In Sefer Shmuel, the book of Samuel, the story of David and Goliath tells the narrative of a young shepherd who defeats a giant warrior. Goliath is…
A Jewish Perspective of Longing
BY SAMUEL FIELDS Since the calamity of October 7, there has been Jewish achdut, unity, around the world. Such achdut requires respect for each other and keeping our eyes on…
The Legal and Historical Evolution of Jewish Military Ethics
BY TZUR SHALIT “I must study Politicks and War that my sons may have liberty to study Mathematicks and Philosophy.” – John Adams (1) The great societies of the past,…
The Out-of-Town Jew
BY MORIAH SCHRANZ Growing up, I loved the fact that I was Jewish. Living in an area with few Jews, this was my unique trait. It was my go-to fun…