ethics

While some German companies that profited from forced Jewish labor during the Holocaust faced justice at the Nuremberg Trials, most walked free with minimal consequences. It wasn't until 1999 that Germany took steps to compensate these exploited individuals.

Throughout history, the divine hand has influenced the fate of nations.

Chat GPT is known to not pass the Turing test, but would it prove intelligence if it could? Can a computer genuinely think and understand or just convincingly mimic? Daniel Belles sheds light on the similarities between AI and the human brain...

In a world with many battles, should we focus solely on animal rights?

Discover the spiritual insights of Rambam on human nature, addressing mental health, virtues, and the journey toward prophecy.

Rabbi Aharon Yehuda Leib Steinman, leader of the Lithuanian Jewish community, answered halakhic questions directed to him. His responses were shared by his student Rabbi Moshe Schneider

Is it permissible to treat a patient in a way that increases their suffering if they wish for suffering as atonement? How is the confession performed when a dying patient is unconscious? What do prominent rabbis think about screening tests? These and many other questions are addressed in Dr. Menachem Chaim Breyer's new book, 'From a Doctor's Notebook.' A special interview.