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Deconstructing Passover

Understanding the plagues as precedent to the Exodus we can see the paradigm today.

To Be Both Slave and Soldier

The slave, the survivor, the soldier. These identities are the layered garments encasing my simultaneous vulnerability and power on Oct. 7 and in its aftermath. 

Understanding the As-a-Jew Jew

To be a Jew defending Israel is to be suspect of tribal bias. To be a Jew condemning Israel is to be a whistleblower. 

Why Antisemites Are So Miserable

Their only joy is in making sure you have no joy. That’s why little by little all these vile anti-Israel protests and marches are backfiring—because they’re making the lives of everyday Americans miserable.

Orot’s Week at Camp Ramah

People cried, laughed, sang, danced, painted, talked, and plenty more healing still needs to occur.

Eight Israeli Prime Ministers Thomas Friedman Has Attacked

Perhaps the most remarkable chapter in Friedman’s history of verbally accosting Israeli prime ministers concerns the tenure of Ehud Olmert, whose policies and positions arguably were the most left-of-center of any Israeli leader in many decades.

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