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March 24, 2022
One of 2 Conservative Rabbinical Schools in the US Is Slashing Tuition — by Nearly 80%
Jackie Hajdenberg, JTA
March 24, 2022
Full Circles
Galia Miller Sprung
March 24, 2022
Here we are today, 2022. The Cold War of my childhood has become a real war.
“Kitchen Medicine” Tells the Story of a Child’s Struggle to Eat
Kylie Ora Lobell
March 24, 2022
For Debi Lewis, she was consumed by the struggle to feed her daughter, Sammi, for the first nine years of her life. From birth, Sammi had problems with swallowing, and the label “failure to thrive” was placed on her medical charts.
In the Heat of the Night
Mark Schiff
March 24, 2022
When most people have pajama-ed up and are tightly tucked in, I’m out roaming in the shimmer of the evening. When the sun quits, my heart starts ticking.
Behind the Scenes of Amnesty International’s Report on Israel
Michael Ehrlich
March 24, 2022
I wish to address the report itself, particularly at the methodological level.
UN Rapporteur Issues Report Accusing Israel of Apartheid
Aaron Bandler
March 24, 2022
United Nations Special Rapporteur Michael Lynk released a report on March 24 accusing Israel of being an apartheid state.
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