Could America have done more to save Europe’s Jews? How did Franklin D. Roosevelt and his administration respond to the unfolding tragedy of the Holocaust? In this episode, We delve into FDR’s policies, public sentiment, and the complex political landscape that shaped the U.S. response to the Holocaust. We also examine the key decisions and missed opportunities during history’s darkest chapter.

Jewish history is a story of tragedy and triumph, persecution and perseverance, mankind and miracles. Join us for part three in a five-part series outlining the major events, themes, lessons, and trends of Jewish history.

Jewish history is a story of tragedy and triumph, persecution and perseverance, mankind and miracles. Join us for part two in a five-part series outlining the major events, themes, lessons, and trends of Jewish history.

Jewish history is a story of tragedy and triumph, persecution and perseverance, mankind and miracles. Join us for part one in a five-part series outlining the major events, themes, lessons, and trends of Jewish history.

Theodore Roosevelt was one of the most popular and polarizing presidents, and throughout his life he had many connections with the Jewish community, and in this class we have a fascinating conversation about TR and the Jews.

It’s hard to describe the influence that Rabbi Moshe Feinstein has had on world Jewry in general, and the United States Jewish community in specific. In this class, we take a closer look a the life and impact of this great giant.

The Vilna Gaon, Rabbi Eliyahu Kramer, is of the most historically significant Jews of the last thousand years. His genius is beyond description, and his impact on Jewish life reverberates until today. In this class we talk about the life and legacy of Vilna Gaon.

How old is the universe? Does the Torah agree with Darwinian Evolution? Does science contradict the Torah’s Genesis narrative? Although we usually stick to history oil this show, we invite you to a Torah-based discussion about Charles Darwin and Evolution.