Tag: Lubavitcher Rebbe

Featured Israel Judaism War & Peace 16 Min Read

The Tyranny of Tolerance: How an Enlightenment Error Is Tearing Israel Apart

A recent, thoughtful critique of the idea of a "Jewish Compassion Deficit Syndrome" raised a crucial point about the pragmatic necessity of distinguishing friend from foe. Why, the commenter asked, should we hold an Arab village that supports Zionism to a different standard than our political allies? Why demand a

Featured Israel Judaism War & Peace 12 Min Read

The Moral Imperative: A Call to Action ‘When Silence Is a Sin’

In the wake of the Six-Day War of 1967, as Israel stood at a crossroads of triumph and tension, one voice emerged with unwavering clarity: Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe. His teachings, delivered between 1970 and 1980 and later compiled into the book When Silence Is a Sin,

Opinion 8 Min Read

Are We Just Machines Now? Why We Can’t Hear Each Other Anymore

The Allure of Acceleration In the relentless march of technological "progress," we are constantly presented with innovations designed to shave seconds off our day, to compress experience, to maximize output. Take, for instance, the ubiquity of the double-speed voice message. A marvel of modern convenience, it allows us to consume