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Judaism
A Bisl Torah — If They’re Not Ready
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
August 13, 2026
The philosopher Maimonides explains that if someone asks you for forgiveness, you should be open to their heartfelt apology. But this isn’t always realistic.
A Book That Writes Itself: Dalia Rotter Youngerwood’s Jewish Journal
Ayala Or-El
August 11, 2026
“Shavua” is an interactive journal woven with Jewish wisdom, inviting readers to pause, reflect and add their own thoughts to an ongoing Jewish conversation.
Where Beauty Culture Fails
Chaim Steinmetz
August 7, 2026
Humanity was created for greater things than the perfect selfie.
Two Mountains — A poem for Parsha Re’eh by Rick Lupert
Rick Lupert
August 6, 2026
I see two mountains…
A Bisl Torah — Commuting
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
August 6, 2026
When taken with someone special, appreciate the commute.
How the Supreme Court Adapted Parshat Shoftim
Mitchell Keiter
August 5, 2026
The Torah offers a better model than avenging and avoiding. It offers a safe opportunity for parties to meet and peacefully explain their perspectives, which might have been misunderstood. They can offer apologies and, where necessary, make amends for harms caused.
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