We must be the heirs of Rabin’s dream
May we merit not only to live in the reality of today, but to dream of what tomorrow might hold for us, our children, and the Jewish people.
Asylum is becoming nearly impossible; we can’t let it
Fleeing Egypt taught us what it should mean to be a powerful nation with the capacity to help those who need entry or safe passage.
Mourning, healing, and proximity in a COVID world
Our experience of mourning during this grief-stricken period has been one of witnessing trauma layered with more trauma.
There’s No Easy Answer To The Debate Over Intermarriage
Instead of a simple “yes” or “no” to the intermarriage question, maybe it’s time to redefine in-marriage.