Remembering a Giant
We observed the 14th yahrzeit of Aish founder and leader, the great visionary, Rabbi Noach Weinberg zt”l.
Taking Responsibility for Our Brothers & Sisters in Ukraine
While we have many memorials and tributes planned, the greatest legacy for Rav Noach is in the power of his students who continue to lead the way around the world.
Crossing the Ukranian Border
When Chief Rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman of Ukraine came to visit me in Jerusalem, I asked how I could help. He suggested that I come to strengthen the resolve of the Jews of Ukraine. I immediately said I would try my best to come.
Aish In Lakewood
AishVision 2030 is not just Aish’s vision. It is a vision for the Jewish Nation. We are only as strong as the love that Jews have for each other and the Almighty.
Ambassadors, Leaders and more!
We have a mission at Aish. We know that the knowledge that we possess can change lives for the better. We must facilitate the dissemination of that knowledge and make it easily attainable for all.
Remembering a Hero & Our 5 Core Values
It is not miraculous that Aish has achieved international recognition as one of the most inspirational and successful Jewish organizations in existence. Learn about the core values that got us here.
University of the Jewish People
Every day millions of Jews are walking our streets with no knowledge of the beauty of our faith.We want everyone to be able to study Jewish wisdom from your home.
‘We have to call it for what it is’ – Rabbi Burg on American Agenda
Rabbi Steven Burg comments on the rising growth in antisemitism in America, the message for Hannukah and more on Newsmax’s American Agenda.
Praying at the White House
Once again it was my honor to represent Aish at the White House Chanukah party. It has always been a personally meaningful event for me as I am so thankful for the freedom of religion that we have as Jews in America.
The World Is Growing Dark with Antisemitism, We Must Bring the Light
“Our focus must be on teaching our young people what it means to be a Jew, sharing the beauty and wisdom of Judaism and instilling them with the faith that it is a good thing that they are Jewish.”
