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October 9, 2024

Teshuva in a Time of Darkness

We don’t know what the impact and the implications are, or will be, when we do teshuvah in a world drowning in evil and hatred.

When Wrong Was Silenced

Anywhere we turned on the aftermath of Oct. 7, there was an eerie, disconcerting quiet as if a great shroud of silence had enfolded the earth.

Why So Long?

As the first anniversary came and went, it was no longer possible to deny the extended duration of the conflict.

Grief Kidnapped: How Anti-Israel Hate Groups Stole Oct. 7th from Jews to Press Their Disinformation Against Israel

Anti-Israel groups, including the Council on American-Islamic Relations and Students for Justice in Palestine, launched a deceptive campaign on October 7, hijacking Jewish grief over the massacre by Hamas to push their disinformation against Israel. They held “interfaith vigils” on campuses, intentionally using the anniversary to distort facts and fuel anti-Israel sentiment. Their rhetoric falsely portrayed Israel as the aggressor on Oct. 7, 2023, masking their deeper goals of undermining Israel’s existence and radicalizing young activists. This manipulation of public perception, rooted in lies, disrupts the mourning process and stokes division, while potentially inciting further violence. This reporting was completed as part of the Pearl Project, a nonprofit journalism initiative investigating anti-Semitism, in the name of journalist Daniel Pearl, murdered in 2002 by militants in Pakistan.

The Jewish Mosaic

Recognizing and celebrating Jewish diversity is an important first step to greater understanding the experiences of Jewish people and their many different cultures and ethnicities historically and today, and how Jewish people both manifest diversity and contribute to it.

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