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Coming Home: Should All Jews Be Living in Israel? Part I –The Spiritual Impact of Living in Israel with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
Would it be a good thing if all Jews were in Israel? What does the Torah say about the importance of living in Israel, and does the Torah command us to do so?
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Jewish Wisdom for Life # 2 Ethics of the Fathers Ch 1 part II with Rabbi Jonthan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
Tap into the wealth of Jewish wisdom taught over hundreds of years. Way before the personal growth and self-help movement Jewish teachings understood that insight into life and ourselves can lead to us to more fulfilled and actualized lives. For those on a spiritual path it is also the essential aspect of developing a relationship to the Almight
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Jewish Wisdom for Life: Ethics of the Fathers with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
Tap into the wealth of Jewish wisdom taught over hundreds of years. Way before the personal growth and self-help movement Jewish teachings understood that insight into life and ourselves can lead to us to more fulfilled and actualized lives. For those on a spiritual path it is also the essential aspect in developing a relationship to the Almighty.
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Holiday Series -Passover # 2. The Seder: More Than a Dinner Party. with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast.
It’s easy to get discouraged by all the details, or to lose the forest in the trees. We will focus on the major themes of the Seder and how they change a dinner party into a transformative experience.
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Passover Podcast # 1 Why Matzo? with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
The meaning behind the holiday, how to prepare, and the spiritual dimension to leaving bread and beer behind.
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Exodus Unveiled # 10 The Center for Jewish Life in the Desert, overview & insights parshat Vayakel-Pekudei with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
The Torah goes through the description of all the materials for the tabernacle-the portable synagogue for the desert- and the construction of it. Why is this description repeated when we had it earlier? What was the special role of the women? What as the meaning of the cloud that came over the tabernacle once it was built?
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Exodus Unveiled # 8 The Undoing of Greatness, overview & insights parshat Ki Tisa with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
The Jewish people achieved the heights of greatness at Mt Sinai, only to rebell fourty days later. Can Moshe save them, will G-d forgive them? Can the broken tablets be fixed?
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How to Revitalize the Economy Coming Out of Corona : A Conversation with Jonathan Javor, New Hope Knesset Candidate
About the topic: How to Revitalize the Economy Coming Out Corona Throughout this difficult period focus has been placed upon Corona Virus, and not enough attention has been paid to vital economic planning. Furthermore 70 % of all unemployed are women who are being hit hardest. What can we do to start planning now for when the economy will be able to fully function again? We cannot wait any more to address this vial need.
About our speaker. Born in London, Jonathan moved to Israel at the age of 12 with his parents, after his service in the IDF in tank corps Jonathan returned to London where he obtained a B.A. in War Studies and an M.A. in Intelligence and International Security both from the Department of War Studies at Kings College London.
In 2008 Jonathan returned to Israel and began working in Government. Working for several members of the Knesset, Jonathan focused on legislative affairs and staff management using these skills to write and pass several high-profile bills during this time. Upon leaving the Knesset Jonathan focused on local government and worked to rebuild the Klitah Department for the Tel Aviv Municipality.
In addition to his professional side, Jonathan was a founding member of TLV Internationals, wrote the Yom Ha’aliyah bill, lobbied the government, built the strategy and managed the campaign to turn this concept into an official day of recognition.
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Holiday Series # 4 Purim: The Hidden Holiday with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
Purim is a strange holiday, we get dressed up, get drunk, and generally go crazy. How does this relate to the Purim story? How does getting dressed up connect us to the depper meanings of the story, and how can we use drinking to access depper aspects of ourselves?
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Revealing the Hidden: Megilat Esther. Overview & Insights on Jewish Matters Podcast with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman
The Megilat Esther, set in ancient Persia is a story of court intrigue and heroes who risk their lives for the Jewish people. It is the only book of the Torah/Tanach that G-d’s name is not mentioned. Yet as the story is woven we see that the confluence of event points to a deeper plot that is unfolding which will determine course of Jewish History.
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The Next Generation of Social Entrepreneurship: A Conversation with MK Idan Roll on Jewish Matters Podcast
About the topic: A Conversation with MK Idan Roll about the future of high tech, LGBTQ rights, social equality, and the situation of young professionals in Israel
About our speaker. MK Idan Roll has served in Knesset since 2019 on the Yesh Atid list. In the outgoing Knesset, he was a member of the Economics Committee, the Labor, Welfare and Health Committee, and the Subcommittee on the Treatment and Assistance to Victims of PTSD. He also chaired the Innovation and High-Tech Lobby, the Cannabis Lobby for Medicine and Leisure, the Lobby for the LGBTQ Community, and the Lobby for Sports and Fitness. He served in the IDF in a technology unit within the Intelligence Corps. Roll holds a bachelor's degree in law and a master's degree in public law from Tel Aviv University. He lives in Tel Aviv with his partner Harel, with their son.
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Exodus Unveiled # 7 Raiders of The Lost Ark. Overview & Insights on Parshat Terumah with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
What was the ark of the covenant and where is it today? What did the original Menorah look like and how is different than the one we use on Chanukah? After the giving of the Torah the Jewish people are directed to build a sanctuary, a portable center of worship, like a synagogue where the Jewish people would gather and bring offerings. The directions for building this center of worship will span the five next parshiot, and today’s focuses on Menorah, the Ark and the implements.
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Experiences of an Oleh in Israeli Politics: Being an Address For the Anglo Community
with Jeremy Saltan, Yamina Party List and Director of English Operations
on Jewish Matters Podcast
About the topic: As Israel gears up for elections on March 23, Yamina is positioned to play a key pivotal role in which party will be able to form a government. As an oleh, Jeremy Saltan is particularly well-placed to be an voice and an advocate for the olim community. Join us as he speaks about life in Israeli Politics, the special interests of olim, and Yamina’s special positioning in the upcoming elections.
About our speaker: Jeremy Saltan is on Yamina’s list for the 24th Knesset and serves as Director of English Operations. Jeremy is a regular commentator for diplomatic and political panels on international networks. He serves as Acting Chairman of Mevasseret Tzion’s Immigration and Absorption Committee and as a member of the Harel Planning and Construction Committee. He made Aliyah from Skokie, Illinois, USA.
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Exodus Unveiled # 6 Part II The Oral Law: What is the Talmud? In-Depth Insights on the Parshat Mishpatim with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman
The written Torah is arguably the most influential document in the history of mankind. However in order to understand and apply the Torah there was an additional body of teachings called the Oral Law. Why was the Torah structured this way, and how does the system work? What is the Talmud and how is it related to the written law?
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Exodus Unveiled # 6 How Do You Create a Society Built on Jewish Values? Overview & Insights on Parshat Mishpatim with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
After the giving of the Torah at Mt Sinai this week’s parsha presents a sampling of the laws, the mitzvoth of the Torah. Most of them deal with societal laws, for since this is the moment of the formation of the Jewish people, they now need to know how to build a just society based on higher values.
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Exodus Unveiled # 5 Part II. Foundation of Morality: The Ten Commandments. In-depth Insights on Parshat Yitro with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
What is special about the Ten Commandments, why were these ten chosen to be highlighted? What is the significance of their order, and are they all commandments? Can one command belief in G-d? Insights into one of the greatest documents in human history.
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Exodus Unveiled # 5 Becoming A People. Overview & Insights on Parshat B’shalach with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
This is a seminal parsha which presents the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai, the event that concretized the covenant between G-d and the Jewish people. We will try to understand the significance of the ten commandments, the concept of a chosen people, and the experience of Divine revelation.
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Trust in G-d & The Splitting of the Red Sea. Overview & Insights on the Parshat B’shalach with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
This parsha will chronicle the final chapter of the defeat of Pharoh and the Egyptians at the Red Sea. The Jews’ trust in Moshe and G-d is internalized by the miracles they experience, and the reliance on G-d in the desert who will sweeten that water and provide them with manna, wonder bread. It is a message that even if we do not experience miracles, the Almighty is providing for us and protecting us every day.
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Jewish Tree Huggers: Tu B’Shvat, & Environmentalism at the Sunset Series with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast.
What is the significance of Tu B’Shvat, the New Year for Trees in Jewish tradition? In modern times it has been identified as a ‘Jewish Arbor Day’, but has been expanded beyond that as a ‘Jewish Earth Day. Was that its original intent? Is there a Jewish ethics of ecology that emerges from the Torah, and does it align with our modern ecological sensitivities?
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Exodus Unveiled # 3 Part II. How Do We Know the Exodus Happened? In-depth Insights on the Parshat Bo with Rabbi Jonathan Feldman on Jewish Matters Podcast
The Exodus story is one of the most recognized stories of human history. How do we know the Exodus happened? Is there historical evidence beyond the Biblical account? What does the Egyptian historical record tell us of that event?
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