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What the pandemic taught me to love about Torah
I began to appreciate how intricate the system of sacrifice was and how, in its own way, it was designed to respond to critical human needs.
On the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising anniversary, honor the resistance you never heard of
All strands of Jewish life came together to survive in Warsaw, from Hasidim to converts and everything in between.
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How I connected with others through the pandemic? A baking blog.
One interaction with a fellow blogger halfway across the world during a time of such isolation ignited a spark in me.
Will anyone donate a kidney to save my friend’s life?
Chuck Winer is a Jewish Vietnam vet, who spent his life advocating for affordable health care. Now he needs a kidney transplant.
Why I spend Yom HaZikaron grieving with my Palestinian peers
All tears that fall at a graveside have the same color. That pain is the same for all.
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