Moving from Passover to Shavuot: A Spiritual Journey
One of the most unusually gratifying rituals in modern Jewish life is what we call the Counting of the Omer.
One of the most unusually gratifying rituals in modern Jewish life is what we call the Counting of the Omer.
These are not justice warriors who want peace in Gaza. They are blowhards and conformists pretending to be rebels and picking on the world’s easiest target.
I would happily settle for being able to see through the end of 2024
There are approximately 6,000 colleges and universities in America, and almost all of them will hold commencement ceremonies in the next few weeks to honor their graduates.
Part of the reason these mobs have been able to riot illegally is because of the threat of one word: Islamophobia.
In op-eds and news reports worldwide, Jewish and pro-Israel students at USC are being represented as aggressive censors.
The frenzy of Jew hatred spreading at Columbia reminds us that great principles are useless unless they’re enforced.
In the spirit of resilience, I’d like to suggest that we dare add something more hopeful to our Seders this year, something more American, something about transforming nightmares into dreams.
Her response was so meaningful, I asked her to write it down because more people need to hear it.
After this morning’s aerial defeat of the looming disaster, Israel and the Jewish people’s communication strategy has changed. We have a new reality.