
Atoning for Sins Against Planet Earth | Parashat Vezot Haberakhah & Sukkot
We can no longer ignore or deny it: the climate crisis is at our doorstep. Global warming and its consequences […]
We can no longer ignore or deny it: the climate crisis is at our doorstep. Global warming and its consequences […]
Nir Braudo and Shmuel Rosner discuss the ways in which secular Jews can “re-build” the Passover Seder in the Jewish […]
Alissa Charvonia was a participant on BINA’s Tikkun Olam (Post College) program in south Tel Aviv. Alissa writes a regular blog, in this […]
After months of preparation and excitement, the LEAP 2022 cohort finally flew to San Francisco for two and a half weeks of learning, travelling, volunteering, and bonding!! >>> […]
Ayala Deckel, Head of the BINA Secular Yeshiva, reflects on In this week’s portion, Yitro, we reach a dramatic moment in our formation as a people: receiving the Ten Commandments – the value base of our nation, our moral compass… […]
This year, we invited different BINA educators to share their reflections on different parts of the Passover seder. Each educator chose a different passage from the Haggadah and shared their thoughts on the passage, reflecting on personal experiences and contemporary realities. We invite you to explore these reflections to add meaning to your seder or Passover holiday. […]
As the dust of the election slowly settles, the hateful words thrown around in the heat of the moment are […]
During the past week, I have been travelling throughout the United States for work. I have been taking part in […]
Tu b’Shvat, the new year for the trees, a Jewish celebration of nature and all that it does for us. […]
BINA is pleased to offer our special Tu Bishvat Seder: A Celebration of Time & Place! Celebrate the holiday by reading select passages from songs and Jewish texts related to the holiday and nature […]
בונוס! תוכלו לקבל את פרשת השבוע של בינ״ה אליכם למייל