Rabbi David Wolpe

Wolpe is the Max Webb Senior Rabbi of Sinai Temple in Los Angeles, the author of eight books and has been named one of the 50 most influential Jews in the world by the Jerusalem Post.

Recent Articles

Even People Who Like Some of Trump's Policies on Israel Should Condemn His Dangerous 'Disloyalty' Comment

It is the mark of a well-managed mind that one can hold principles that are not dependent on the people who espouse them. So it is possible to believe, simultaneously, in the following: The move...

By Rabbi David Wolpe August 21, 2019

Rabbi: Why Anti-Semitism Flourishes Whenever Hatred Thrives

Anti-Semitism is the most durable and versatile hatred in history, writes Rabbi David Wolpe

By Rabbi David Wolpe October 28, 2018

Why We Shouldn't Be So Sure of Our Predictions About the Future

Including those regarding the coming of the end of time, writes Rabbi David Wolpe

By Rabbi David Wolpe April 20, 2018

Don Rickles Made Us All Equals

Remembering the generous spirit of the late insult comic

By Rabbi David Wolpe April 7, 2017

5 Spiritual New Year’s Resolutions

'Increase your kindness'

By Rabbi David Wolpe December 20, 2016

vanka Trump's Jewish Identity Shouldn't Matter

Actions matter more than family ties

By Rabbi David Wolpe December 9, 2016

How to Heal America's Splintered Soul

'We need to leave the voting booth and be human again'

By Rabbi David Wolpe November 9, 2016

3 Obstacles to Forgiveness and How to Overcome Them

'Forgiveness releases resentment in our own hearts and draws us closer to others'

By Rabbi David Wolpe October 10, 2016

Shimon Peres Left a Legacy of Innovation and Openness

The former president of Israel made mistakes, but he should be remembered for his greatness

By Rabbi David Wolpe September 28, 2016

Why Religious Leaders Should Not Endorse Candidates

The Johnson Amendment is a defense of integrity

By Rabbi David Wolpe September 28, 2016
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