Rabbi Lord Sacks
The Greeks gave tragedy to the world, the Jews gave it hope
On the late Chief Rabbi’s third Yahrzeit, his wisdom remains an inspiration in these dark times
The Israeli city that's got the 'oldest of the old and newest of the new'
In a piece written for Jerusalem Day in 2017, Rabbi Lord Sacks discussed what Israel’s capital meant to him
From the Archive: Rabbi Lord Sacks on the Queen
The late Chief Rabbi described the Queen as one of the 'great unifying forces in Britain'
Lord Sacks' advice for young dreamers
Rabbi Sacks contributed a chapter to a book of advice for young people, 'A Few Wise Words' which is published next week. This is an edited extract.
The good news file that helped in troubled times
This extract from Lord Sacks's collection of essays, Celebrating Life – Finding Happiness in Unexpected Places, was originally published in the JC in August 2000
We can't develop as moral agents on social media
In this extract from his new book, Morality, former Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks examines what our embrace of digital communication means for society
Join Lord Sacks for a new pre-High Holy Day programme
Ten thousand people have already signed up for the new Ellul programme available via What's App and Telegram
Deuteronomy: the essential guide to a good society
Read Lord Sacks's introduction to the final book of the Torah
Why the world needs Rosh Hashanah
The former Chief Rabbi says the solution to the global moral crisis lies in the message of the High Holy Days
To be a Jew is to swim against the current
The Chief Rabbi explores the spiritual challenges of Yom Kippur in an extract from his new Machzor
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