Eli Landes

Jake Green has it all figured out. Author of a popular philosophy of life, he has little time for the distractions of religion. But after a chance encounter with an old friend, he begins to realize how much his life is missing.

In the Hebrew year 2448See Exodus 19:1 that Matan Torah took place in the same year as the Exodus from Egypt. It is widely accepted that the Exodus took place during the year 2448. See here, for example. (1313 BCE), on the 6th (or 7th—see The Events secti...

When a man finds himself visited by the same recurring dream, his normal schedule begins to fall apart. Robbed of sleep, with his life taken over by the dream, he embarks on a quest of self-discovery to find out why the dream matters so much to him.

Sit down for a moment. I’m about to tell a story, and trust me—you’ll want to be sitting down for this one. So begins the tale of a tortured Jew’s encounter with the enigmatic Man in the Train Station.

What makes us who we are? This extraordinary tale recounts a simple story, again and again, in an attempt to answer the question through another: who is Jack?

As the world’s first AI becomes active, it begins to ponder existence. In a world asking whether there is G-d, this AI asks a different question: is there Man?

A middle-aged hotel owner finds his life thrown into turmoil after a chance encounter with a Jew. Struggling to explain his anguish, he finds himself confronted with a past he thought he’d long forgotten.

As a man finds himself reliving the same moment, over and over again, he begins to question what’s real and what isn’t. How does one discern the truth when surrounded by lies?

Deep in a forest, somewhere in Russia, a young man braves the dim paths and furious storms in a desperate search for hope from an unlikely source: the Monster of the Woods

On the first night of Shavuot, we stay up all night learning Torah. Known as "tikkun," this Kabbalah-inspired custom is a preparation to receive the Torah the following morning when the 10 Commandments are read.