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paradox
Losing to Gain: The Central Paradox of Death Rituals – The Break that Binds by Isaac Pollak
Rabbi Joe Blair
August 9, 2017
Upsetting the Bipartisan Applecart
James D. Besser
October 2, 2003
It is a troubling paradox: Israel may be protected from new pressure from Washington by the upcoming presidential election, but that protection could foreshadow long-term damage to U.S.-Israel relations.
The reason: more and more, the pro-Israel effort is getting sucked into the quicksand of bitter partisan politics.
In today\’s take-no-enemies political climate, the bipartisanship that has been the goal of pro-Israel activism in Washington — a goal steadfastly pursued, if not often attained — is in dire jeopardy.
Accepting Paradox
Michael Gotlieb
January 18, 2001
After killing an Egyptian taskmaster for nearly beating to death an Israelite slave, Moses, who is introduced in this week\’s Torah portion, flees for his life.
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