THIS IS GOOD NEWS HOW TO SEE THE WORLD TODAY העולם נהיה טוב יותר “Do you look like your dog?” originated in a photo series by Gerrard Gethings featuring canines alongside their owners. That’s not the first time humans have been compared to hounds; the Talmud posits that people prior to Moshiach’s arrival will have “the face of a dog”. Commentary ranges from the pessimistic prediction of a generation of spineless leaders, like a dog who sprints ahead but always turns back for

HOUSE OF DAVID WHEN HUMILTY MAKES YOU GREAT מלך מבית דוד A king of ancient Persia was chopping down trees in a stranger’s courtyard in anger; on the cusp of felling the last standing sapling, a geezer appeared, seized his ax, and threatened his life. The king awakened from this nightmare with a bloody gash on his forehead, and a memory of the old man, who had called himself King David, warning him to protect his last remaining progeny or risk dethroning and death. Indeed, in

LEADING LEADER MOSHAICH'S UNIQUE QUALITIES AND CAPABILITIES ונחה עליו רוח השם Benjamin Zander, acclaimed conductor of the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra, explores the hallmark of a great leader in his book, The Art of Possibility: “I had been conducting for nearly twenty years when it suddenly dawned on me that the conductor of an orchestra does not make a sound. His picture may appear on the cover of the CD in various dramatic poses, but his true power derives from his abilit

THE FEMININE FORCE UNVEILING WOMEN'S HIDDEN POWER נקבה תסובב גבר How much progress has the Feminist movement made in fields once dominated by men? Today, more than half of all medical school students and about two out of five practicing attorneys are female. Yet women remain underrepresented as CEOs and heads of major organizations. A notable exception is the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, where nearly 50% of leadership roles are filled by women. They run schools, global humanita

MONUMENTAL HOPE REMEMBERING THE TEMPLE THROUGH RITUAL זכר למקדש Over twenty years after 9/11, the impressions of the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil is fading from public discourse. 9/11 is a powerful memory for Americans, but only for adults old enough to remember, Pew reports. To the new generation, 9/11 feels as historical and remote as Pearl Harbor. Is there a way to preserve the collective memory? משניות סוכה ג:יב בָּרִאשׁוֹנָה הָיָה הַלּוּלָב נִטָּל בַּמִּקְדָּש

THE LAST STAND UNIQUE CAPABILITIES IN THE FINAL MOMENTS OF EXILE. דור האחרון של גלות In recent decades, long-distance running has become increasingly popular. There are over 800 annual marathons worldwide, with an estimated 1.1 million runners participating. Whether running for a cause or to set a personal record, each runner must train for the multi-mile trek by building stamina and endurance. However, as runners will say, the last mile is always the hardest. When the energy