Even though antisemitism is a growing problem globally, Cooper is dedicated to his work – and optimistic about what he, Rabbi Hier and the Simon Wiesenthal Center are attempting to accomplish.
In his own sermons, Hanish uses storytelling techniques he learned in film school and show business to reach his congregants.
For Goodman, Judaism is just as open-minded as he is, and there is something in it for everyone, no matter what their personal beliefs about the religion.
Connecting with people, no matter where they came from, is what Cameron enjoys the most about her job.
When the time came to pick a career, Schatz knew she wanted to be a rabbi.
At USC, the vast majority of the students Wagner interacts with don’t come from religious backgrounds, but they are willing to learn more about their religion and heritage.
To further her work with the refugee population, Bassin is now moving into her role at HIAS, a Jewish nonprofit organization that offers humanitarian assistance and aid to refugees.
Since Cohen is a ba’al teshuva, he has experienced both a secular and a religious life, and he uses that experience in his work.
At the heart of Eger’s work is her desire to do good in the world.
One of Bittan’s goals as a rabbi is to ensure that the Moroccan Jewish teachings and culture live on.
