In this thought-provoking episode of On The House, Rabbi Daniel Rowe tackles a question that has crossed the mind of almost every Jew: Should I move to Israel?

With rare clarity, depth, and balance, he explores the topic through the lenses of halacha, hashkafa, and practical reality—touching on everything from Torah sources and Jewish identity to family dynamics, education, and lifestyle shifts. Together, we examine what it truly means to live in Israel—not just as a personal move, but as a halachic responsibility, a spiritual opportunity, and a practical decision.

Rabbi Rowe speaks candidly about the factors that influence people’s choices—family, community, finances, and religious life—while offering deep insight into what our tradition says about the centrality of Eretz Yisrael. Drawing from his own recent Aliyah, decades of leadership in the UK, and his new role at Aish Global in Jerusalem, he helps us rethink common assumptions and begin to formulate not just opinions, but meaningful plans.

Whether Aliyah feels imminent, impossible, or simply close to your heart, this episode offers clarity, honesty, and inspiration for wherever you are on the journey.

To learn more or connect with Rabbi Rowe, visit rabbidanielrowe.com.

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