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yom kippur
From the Shadow to the Comforting Shade – Thoughts on the Days of Awe and the Days of Joy
Rabbi Mordecai Finley
September 14, 2021
Israeli President Calls Swastika Graffiti in Britain on Yom Kippur ‘Shocking’
Aaron Bandler
October 1, 2020
“Words of condemnation are not enough. We need #Holocaust education and remembrance.”
Politics at Kol Nidre: Yes or No?
David Suissa
September 27, 2020
Once a rabbi starts to promote specific policies to address societal ills, the message becomes a source of communal division. Two people can share a concern for a problem without agreeing on the solution. Once a rabbi picks a side on solutions, we’re back to divisive partisanship.
Break the Fast with Jonah and the Whale Placemats
Jonathan Fong
September 27, 2020
After reading the story of Jonah on Yom Kippur, what better way to break the fast than with a meal featuring these Jonah and the Whale placemats?
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