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January 22, 2025


New Free Loan Plans for Fire Victims
The Jewish Free Loan Association (JFLA) has announced a broad zero-interest loan program for fire victims, both Jewish and non-Jewish.

Trump Surprises: 5 Comments on The Deal
The fact that Trump surprised everyone by putting pressure on Israel to accept the deal doesn’t mean he won’t surprise again.

Benediction at President Trump’s Inauguration
Americans are searching for meaning. Our Merciful Father, help us rise to meet this moment.

Leopoldstadt, Vienna: An Unlikely Safe Place for Jews
Despite their country’s history and the fraught current moment, the Jews who reside where both Sigmund Freud and the founder of modern Zionism, Theodore Herzl, once lived, do not dream of relocating.

The Reckoning
It’s about a mindset fundamentally at odds with keeping people safe. DEI must DIE, or we will.

Winter Break Was Fine. Please Stop Asking.
As a community, we need to make some small changes in our attitudes and our speech regarding winter break, which is currently underway for thousands of Jewish families.

The Unraveling of Liberal Zionism
More than any other president, Biden embodied this shamefaced Liberal Zionism.

The Palisades Diaspora: A Tour of a Holy Town
Originally founded by Methodists in 1922, religions of all faiths called the Palisades home.

Doctors Must Fight the RFK Nomination
Doctors must explain to their senators why RFK is unacceptable to those on healthcare’s front lines.
New Articles

Rabbi Tal Sessler’s New Book Explores Mental Health Insights in the Torah

Fighting Back: Jewish Student Launches Advocacy Platform to Support Peers on Campus

Soulful Vegan Ellen Kanner Shares Healthy Recipes for National Nutrition Month

La Dolce Vita—Zucchini Fritters & Melanzana Salad
