I examine major issues affecting the Orthodox world, without exaggeration or whitewashing. I hope to spark wider discussion, thus enabling Orthodox Judaism to move forward where it excels, and to rectify that which needs improvement.
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A Sacred Election Day
From the day the Jewish people were exiled from the Land of Israel until 78 years ago, they were powerless: oppressed by the host populations of the countries in which they lived, tolerated at best and subject to the whims of the kings and...
Can Jewish Violence Cost Us the Land of Israel? With Rabbi David Stav
The full episode released early, with a bonus section and ad free for members of Orthodox Conundrum Commentary
Hundreds of thousands of Jews live in Yehudah v’Shomron, and the overwhelming majority are law-abiding people who simply want to...
Is Justice Preferable to Mercy?
My recent article, “The Torah’s Account of Creation: Literal, Metaphorical, or Another Option? (Part Two),” suggested that the first 34 verses of the Torah describe a type of spiritual creation that took place in God’s mind, rather than the...
How Antisemitism Turns Hatred into Moral Duty, with Dr. Dara Horn
The full episode released early, with a bonus section and ad free for members of Orthodox Conundrum Commentary
What if we’ve been fundamentally misunderstanding antisemitism? What if the problem isn’t simply that people hate Jews, but that...
The Torah's Account of Creation: Literal, Metaphorical, or Another Option? (Part Two)
In Part One I surveyed various attempts at reconciling the findings of modern science with the first 34 verses of the Torah. In this article, I offer an alternative approach.
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