A Different Kind of Tower
October 21, 2026
The Tower of Babel reminds us how easily language can divide us. Our shared history reminds us of what becomes possible when we find ways to understand one another.
Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback
On Oct. 7, Reflections on Remembrance
October 7, 2026
Even as we mourn everything we’ve lost, let us also remember the moments of hope and healing — moments that restore our faith in humanity’s promise.
The Joy Within
September 24, 2026
Sukkot asks us to receive the harvest that has actually come in—not the one we imagined or wished for.
A Summit to Remember
September 2, 2026
Our shared stories of hatred, humiliation, oppression and slavery obligate us to show up for one another.
Finding Communal Comfort
July 29, 2026
In the book of Isaiah, God calls the prophet to comfort the Jewish people. But we know this is really something we must do for one another.
The Story This Moment Needs
July 15, 2026
In this moment of rising antisemitism, I’ve noticed that the way I remember, and retell, my own childhood has changed too.
Doubling Down on Who We Are
July 1, 2026
The work, the ancient, urgent, irreplaceable work of Jewish community, is the answer. Not as retreat. Not as consolation. But as the most powerful response available to us.
Doubling Down on Who We Are
June 25, 2026
There is something in this people, covenanted to justice, to memory, to one another, that is impossible to extinguish.
To Love Israel Is to Demand More of It
June 3, 2026
When we fall short — as individuals, as a people, whether everyday Jews or the Prime Minister himself — we must have the courage to face it honestly, call it what it is, and do better.
A Different Pilgrimage
April 29, 2026
From Auschwitz to a Rebbe’s yahrzeit. From a child’s hometown to his grandfather’s grave. From mourning to memory to hope. The journey I did not plan turned out to be the one I needed most.
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