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May 25, 2022
A Moment in Time: “We Are” – We Are Not Standing Idly While our Neighbors Bleed
Rabbi Zach Shapiro
May 25, 2022
Out of Exile, Jews Are Not a Color-Centric Binary
Brandy Shufutinsky
May 25, 2022
Anyone who knows anything about Jewish peoplehood knows that Jews are among the most diverse peoples in modern times.
Four Words to Change the World
Paul Socken
May 25, 2022
They are so simple and yet they have eluded us since the beginning of time.
Think What You Want, But Follow the Rules
Elizabeth Danziger
May 25, 2022
Different Jewish denominations have varying views on what it means to follow Jewish law.
Does Anybody Sleep Anymore?
Kylie Ora Lobell
May 25, 2022
According to one study, almost half of Americans say they feel tired between three and seven days per week, and 35.2% of all U.S. adults sleep less than seven hours per night.
Thoughts on the Horrific Killings in Texas
Eva Robbins
May 25, 2022
One school after another, churches, synagogues, stores, homes, countless places where people gather, live, study and pray have become places of danger.
What a Difference a War Makes
Dan Schnur
May 25, 2022
The extremely tense relationships between U.S. and Saudi leaders were a relatively low-level concern until the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Yuval David
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