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September 22, 2021
Two Men Charged With Hate Crime in Sushi Fumi Attack
The two men have been identified as Xavier Paybon, 30, and Samer Jayylusi, 36. Both are being charged with two counts of felony assault and a hate crime.
Sukkot Special: It’s Up to Us Now
Sukkot reminds us of the protection God provided the Israelites as they trekked through the Sinai Desert from Egypt. But in the era of the climate crisis, what kind of protections do we have now, and how can Israel improve its own climate resiliency?
What Did We Learn From Six Fugitives?
The instinctive tendency of many of us, when we witness such audacious move, is to root for the fearless prisoners. But the adults among us were quick to return to their senses.
On Living and Dead Jews
Jewish authors have often tended away from providing fully-realized endings or redemptive storylines, opting instead to paint the world as it truly is: nuanced and complex.
A Valued Customer
Recently my internet went down so I called AT&T. A recording told me that there were no outages in my area, and I should go to the internet for more information. But I didn’t have internet to go to.
A Decade Later, Hope
Last week, I was deeply moved by news of the wedding of a young woman named Tamar Fogel in Israel.
Biden Must Be Held Accountable for His Errors
It is apparent that even when Biden faces deserved criticism, his allies are quick to dismiss it as predictable attacks from the most fanatical of Trump acolytes.