by Rabbi Nachman Kahana | Mar 13, 2024
In the manner that is accepted by Kings, take into consideration that no one enters the holy land, nor leaves even temporarily on a voluntary basis. One is invited to ascend to it or to be expelled from it by name, which is called out in the Shamayim.
by Rabbi Nachman Kahana | Mar 7, 2024
Tensions in various areas of the world – each alone and exponentially greater together – are increasing. A major concern for the US is insufficient military manpower to meet its challenges. A draft and limits on the dollar flow out of the country could make aliyah impossible for American Jews. When a mitzvah presents itself, do not postpone its fulfillment.
by Rabbi Nachman Kahana | Feb 29, 2024
Tikun Olam: to repair, correct the defects, deficiencies, and deviations that the first human beings brought upon us. To achieve Tikun Olam we must right the evils that exist in society, restore mankind to the holy principles of right and wrong, and cling to the ways of HaShem. Let’s begin with the American Indians.
by Rabbi Nachman Kahana | Feb 15, 2024
I want to share with you episodes in the lives of two judges – Devorah and Shimshon – and good advice that appears in many Jewish sources: “Let your ears hear what your mouth is saying”. Consider the implications of your words.
by Rabbi Nachman Kahana | Jan 31, 2024
Just as the Jewish nation in the past praised HaShem for saving them from Egypt, so too will we sing in the future. The past and future will meet again, and the song of praise will again be sung on the background of the punishment of Egypt by water.
by Rabbi Nachman Kahana | Jan 18, 2024
“Good things come in small packages”. The following is my “small package “ response to those who ask my opinion regarding the exemption from military service of young, healthy full-time Torah learners during this time of war.