Between Divine command and ethical compassion: Understanding two difficult texts on Rosh Hashana

In the Pursuit of Happiness or of Meaning? What constitutes חיים טובים – the ‘Good life’

A counter-response to Rabbi Cardozo’s article on Rabbi Soloveitchik

An open letter to Rabbi Cardozo in response to his article on Rav Soloveitchik

Parshat Vaera Leadership and the Road to Greatness

Parshat Lech-lecha: On Covenant, Crisis and Commitment

Learning to Live with the Unpredictable

Rosh Hashana 5775 – Hagar and Yishmael: Reflections on the ‘Other’ – Empathy

On Sirens, Spinoza, Soloveitchik and Electiveness

Pesach and the Struggle for a Perfect Freedom

According to the effort is the reward – Parshat Terumah 5775

Between Law and Revelation, Transcendence and Immanence – Parshat Mishpatim 5775

Revealing the difference of the ‘Other’ – Parshat Yitro 5775

On Faith, Doubt and Fundamentalism – Parshat Vaera 5775

Three Contemporary Thinkers and Moshe’s Encounter at the Bush – Parshat Shemot 5775

An Anti-Narrative to ‘Happily Ever After’ – Parshat Vayechi 5775

Universalism v Particularity – Chanukah 5775

Overcoming Trauma through Blessing – Parshat Vayishlach 5775

Hunting the Blessing; A Lesson in Waiting – Parshat Toldot 5775

The Silent Sacrifice – Parshat Vayera 5775