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Judaism
What Are Our ‘Magic Words’?
Noam Schechter
November 14, 2024
If we are able to recognize and thank God even in our times of pain, to call out to God when we need Him and sincerely express our gratitude when He saves us, to call out to Him when the rockets are up and rejoice and thank Him when they come down, then we will not be atheists in foxholes.
A Prayer for Our Country After the Election
Rabbi Naomi Levy
November 12, 2024
Help us, God, to unite our great country
Sephardic Torah from the Holy Land | A Prayer for Israel
Rabbi Daniel Bouskila
November 7, 2024
What happens when “an Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi, a Sephardic Chief Rabbi and a future Nobel Prize winning author walk into a café?”
A Bisl Torah~Why Abraham?
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
November 7, 2024
The first leader of the Jewish people, anchored in his faith, spoke out on behalf of others.
Before Solving the World’s Problems
Chaim Steinmetz
November 1, 2024
We simply can’t fix the Tower of Babel right now. Maybe, after the last year, we need to consider solving the problems of the Jews first.
J’ai oublié mon parapluie – a poem for Noach
Rick Lupert
October 31, 2024
Did you forget your umbrella in French?
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