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November 17, 2021


UK Labour Party Leader Says “Party Does Not and Will Not Support BDS”
Starmer acknowledged that “antisemitism is a stain on our party”––referencing the party’s antisemitism controversy under Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership.

Duke Student Gov’t President Vetoes Creation of SSI Chapter After They Called Out Student in Social Media Post
Wang said in a statement to student senators that with their Instagram post, the SSI chapter “singled out an individual student on their organization’s social media account in a way that was unacceptable for any student group and appeared antithetical to the group’s stated mission to be welcoming and inclusive to all Duke students, and educational in mission and purpose.”


Rabbis of LA | Rabbi Cantor Eva Robbins: Sparking the Divine Presence Within Others
Eva was always spiritually connected, but it wasn’t until later in life that she had the opportunity to truly express it.

Can Synagogues Provide the Radical Disruption that the Jewish World Needs?
Jewish federations can’t do it. Jewish organizations can’t do it. Jewish foundations can’t do it. But the synagogues can.

Hypocrisy Does Not Recognize Party Boundaries
One of the most frustrating challenges in the ongoing fight against anti-Semitism is that the hate comes from so many different directions.

Jewish World Needs a Creative Infusion
Our community has been dealing with familiar problems for decades, until the COVID pandemic accelerated a lethal problem: Millions of Jews are now happy just staying home, living the online life.

The Loneliness of an Overachiever
Overachievers might get the job done, but in my experience, they don’t share others’ perceptions of themselves.
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