Non-Jews
Roadmap to True and Lasting Peace
More and more countries are establishing diplomatic ties with Israel. Israel has recently established economic ties and mutual projects with countries that, until now, have
Q&A: Ruach Hakodesh for Non-Jews?
Q: Can a non-Jew be privy to Ruach Hakodesh (God’s holy spirit) upon him? A: The most important rule is to serve God with joy.
Teaching Torah to the World: An Opportunity...
Rabbi Abahu said in the name of Rabbi Elazar: Why was Abraham punished with having his offspring enslaved in Egypt for 210 years? Because he
Q&A: House of Prayer for Noahides and ...
Q: Where can Noahides hold prayer sessions? A: A non-Jew should pray only in a place where Hashem the God of Israel is worshipped: A synagogue,
Q&A: What parts of the Torah should No...
Q: What parts of the Torah should Noahides study? A: The parts of the Torah appropriate for Noahides include the revealed parts of the Torah,
Abraham and Chanukah: Chaotic Lights and Co...
Abraham began to illuminate the world, and that light returns and illuminates the dark winter days every year on the holiday of Chanukah[1]. Abraham’s affinity
The Three Types of Converts
Does Judaism encourage conversion? On the one hand, the sages say, “Converts are difficult to the Jewish People like sapachat (a skin ailment)[1].” On the
The Jewish Press Profile on Rabbi Yitzchak...
By Tzvi Fishman This article was published in the June 7th edition of The Jewish Press https://www.jewishpress.com/in-print/e-edition/e-edition-june-7-2019/2019/06/07/ The Festival of Shavuot centers about the giving
Torah and Faith for All People: Barcelona P...
Barcelona Part 3: The Fourth Revolution In the first part of a three-part class delivered in Barcelona on 3 Kislev, 5779 in front of an
The Fourth Revolution in Torah Learning
Who is the Torah intended for? For Torah scholars? For men? For women? For Jews? Perhaps even for non-Jews? As conservative and stringent as the
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