Mois Navon

Siyum Mesechet Sukkah

This siyum uncovers the deeper message of Sukkot as a festival of joy—not in renewed purity alone, but in the reaffirmation of our universal responsibility. Through the symbolism of the seventy bulls, the destruction of the Temple, and powerful Talmudic narratives, it advances a bold vision: Israel is called to serve as a moral shepherd—not only for itself, but for the world.

Siyum Mesechet Yoma

This siyum essay explores the dual nature of atonement in Masechet Yoma—individual and communal—through the teachings of the Gemara, Rambam, and R. Soloveitchik. Dedicated to the memory of Shlomo Yakir Shrem HYD, it reflects on how binding oneself to Knesset Yisrael deepens the meaning of Yom Kippur and illuminates the path toward true repentance and national unity.

A Jewish Approach to Technology – Presentation to the Aurora Interfaith Group at the Vatican

In this Vatican Aurora presentation, I explore how technological innovation—ancient and modern—must be guided by ethical purpose. Drawing on the stories of Noah and Babel, the teachings of Francis Bacon, and contemporary challenges in AI, I argue for an education that equips both engineers and everyday users to develop and deploy technology “to relieve the estate of man” while remaining anchored in a transcendent moral framework.