One night over dinner downtown, Ryne and I agreed we were just having fun. Fine by me. I mean, the fun was great, and it’s not like I started to have real feelings for him or anything.
In the chaos of the day after Israel\’s election, the possibilities for who will lead Israel\’s next government, and with what sort of coalition, seem endless.
Two thousand people showed up at Temple Beth Am this past Shabbat, and not just to see Shifrah Harris become a bat mitzvah.
For several decades now, one of the most dreaded words in the Jewish community has been the A word: assimilation.
The Republican Party once had a real shot at winning the support of Jewish voters.
Greenberg\’s View
On Oct. 29, 2008, the Israeli Supreme Court rendered a unanimous decision permitting the Simon Wiesenthal Center to resume construction on its Museum of Tolerance project on the site of a municipal parking lot in the heart of western Jerusalem.
If one were intent on undermining Israel’s claim to Jerusalem, there would be no better way to accomplish this goal than to build a Jewish museum atop a historic Muslim cemetery in the heart of the city.
“I am Adonai your God who took you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slaves” (Exodus 20:2).
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