50 years later, with an even more a dangerous president and attorney general, I am among thousands of Jews wearing yarmulkes to protest their rule.
As the Siddur teaches, “Nishmat kol chai tivarekh et-shimcha, YHWH elohenu” — The Breath of all life praises your Name
Esther Ticktin, who inspired generations of Jewish students and turned Jewish feminism into a down-to-earth practice, died Friday at age 91.
Thatnks to scholar Alan Mintz, the first American Jewish organization to call for a two-state peace between Israel and Palestine was conceived.
This group Jewish individuals with “un-kosher” views about Israel from taking part in Hillel.
Sophia Wilansky represents a reconnection with our own ancient earth-based spirituality of shepherds and farmers in the Hebrew Bible.
Tom Hayden, who died on Sunday, October 23, was one of the best of the change-makers who made The Sixties a transformative time, and who have kept going with verve and persistence through the half-century since.
Forty years ago, I noticed that one of our members was doing something odd when the Torah scroll was carried around the community.
With the Pope about to present his arguments for fighting climate change, Arthur Waskow and a large group of rabbis have made their own statement of purpose on this global question.