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Pursuing Justice The post Table for Five: Shoftim appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Nathaniel Helfgot, Mosaic As a lifelong student, longtime teacher, and passionate lover of Tanakh, it was deeply satisfying to read Rabbi Ya'akov Trump's essay outlining the ideol...
Flesh And Blood The post Table for Five: Re’eh appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Justice For All The post Table for Five: Devarim appeared first on Jewish Journal.
A Lost Sheep The post Table for Five: Ki Teitzei appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Akiva Spiegelman et al, JPost Religion, similar to volunteer work, is better kept private to preserve its authenticity. Religious adults generally make the decision to remain reli...
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The other day my partner, her mother, and I visited one of the family gravesites. We go together all three of us, or just sometimes my partner and I, at least two times a year. M...
Women’s Rights The post Table for Five: Pinchas appeared first on Jewish Journal.
As always, we each have the power to choose to listen, to learn, and to grow, or we can shut our ears to that still, small voice. Are you listening? Are you willing? Are you here?...
Maximizing Jewish life, learning, practice and belonging remains nonnegotiable. However, when a halakhic ruling fails to achieve its purpose, we must reexamine the ruling. The pos...
What one rabbi learned watching "The Odyssey" in Tel Aviv. -- The post Why no one worships Odysseus anymore — but Jews still live by the Tanakh appeared first on Jewish Telegraphic...
Eric Cohen & Jonathan Silver, Mosaic In a single afternoon, a visitor to the Israel Museum in Jerusalem can walk through several thousand years of Jewish life. The Ketef Hinno...
[…] The post Seeking the Sanhedrin and What It Means to Be a Rabbi appeared first on Jewish Journal.
NYT The state of California recognizes nearly 50 racial and ethnic identities for data collection, from American Indian to Samoan. Now it is considering adding one more: Jewish. A...
Jewish Journal Before the invention of the steam engine, when ocean travel relied on sails and wind, sailors would talk about the choice between dangerous and disastrous alternati...
In both, there's sacrifices, there's tribal identity, there's a concern for honor and dignity. And then there are these huge, glaring differences The post A Rabbi Explains What’s...
Without the longing and passion that come with failures and mistakes, without the introspection required by repentance, one cannot become the best possible version of themselves. T...
Rabbi Dr. Stuart Halpern, Jewish Journal With the Fourth of July around the corner, it's worth recalling how Americans' favorite Independence Day food emerged thanks to members of...
In a townhouse in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, a gathering for Tu B’Av was underway. There was chanting and breathwork, singing and ceremony. Several Brooklyn-based Jewish communities, in...
AP News Ultra-Orthodox Jewish families are an unmissable facet of Israeli life. The numbers and the political and cultural clout of the adherents of this practice of Judaism are c...
Parashat Shoftim opens with God’s prescription for structures of justice: “You shall appoint magistrates and officials for your tribes, in ... The post Too Righteous for Justice ap...
This July Fourth, when you grab a sausage and pop it into its bun, take a moment to remember these great Jewish heroes. Their enterprising spirit and culinary The post The Hot Dog...
He didn’t ask the audience to overlook his disability; he showed us how it could become a source of power, beauty and artistic innovation. The post The Torah on One Foot: Disabili...
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