Since the advent of the nobel prize, 22.5% or 201 of the 892 winners have been Jewish, despite the fact that Jews constitute only 0.2% of the world’s population. This means the percentage of Jewish Nobel laureates is at least 112.5 times or 11,250% above average. Why c...

Professor of English Literature at Bar Ilan University in Israel explains how Judaism and Torah learning can be a transformative for people from both a spiritual and neurological point of view. He explains (minute 5:21) that ‘learning Torah may mean finding parts of th...

Director of ‘We Believe in Israel’ Luke Akehurst discusses why he believes the word zionism has been distorted by Israel haters to signify something it really does not. He explains that people often feel it is representative of colonialist nationalist Israelis who beli...

Professor Efraim Karsh, an Israeli–British historian, the founding director and emeritus professor of Middle East and Mediterranean Studies at King's College London discusses why he feels that the Palestinian people benefited from the establishment of the state of Isra...

Our own Ollie Anisfeld interviews Rabbi Daniel Rowe (Head of Aish UK) in a fireside chat to discuss whether or not Judaism and the Torah have a political affiliation, in other words, is the Bible conservative or liberal? Rabbi Rowe explains (minute 1:28) ‘that the Tora...