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law
Blood, and Nudity and Moloch (Oh, My) — A poem for Torah Portion Acharei Mot-Kedoshim
Rick Lupert
April 22, 2021
Knesset passes controversial ‘transparency’ law on NGO funding
Jewish Journal
July 12, 2016
The Knesset passed controversial legislation that requires nongovernmental organizations to publicly declare their foreign government funding.
Drug abuse, shame and the Holocaust figure in film about family of notorious Dutch lawyers
Jewish Journal
June 21, 2016
In a country where 75 percent of Jews were murdered in the Holocaust, the Moszkowicz family of lawyers stood out as a unique Jewish success story.
Florida State U. prof Dan Markel slain in home shooting
Jewish Journal
July 21, 2014
Dan Markel, a law professor at Florida State University, died after being shot in his home.
The queerness of love: A Jewish case for same-sex marriage
Jewish Journal
January 24, 2013
Last year, I officiated at the first same-sex wedding in the 145-year history of my synagogue. For a Conservative congregation, this was quite a break with tradition.
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