There’s a general fear among rabbis about speaking honestly about their complicated relationships with the State of Israel — they worry that doing so might
(Crossposted to Mah Rabu.) Do we really have to do this again? I guess we do, don’t we. We just had September Madness a few
So … I made a podcast. As you may know if you’ve been following along, there are two things that I am passionate about. Social
There has been a lot of handwringing in the Jewish community about the growing number of unaffiliated Jewish families and young people who are not
In his recent book Paradigm Lost, Ian Lustick claims that the Two State Solution (TSS) paradigm is lost and we are now in a One
“Remember, Arabs make up a fifth of Israel’s citizens,” the moderator of the discussion kept repeating. She wasn’t wrong of course, but I found it
Jay Michaelson is a rare commodity: an expert seeker. His expertise is well documented in the work he has produced in several contiguous but certainly
When T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights embarked on our Torah 20/20 project this past October (with funding from Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living
Children’s books get a bad rap. Fairytale endings, good guys in white hats and bad guys in black, can’t we all just get along—as our
“Hatikvah means “the hope” in Hebrew. For these two members of the Hatikvah slate of candidates for the World Zionist Congress, who come from different
