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Celebrate, Rabbis Without Borders, Shabbat
Ten Hours in the Life of a Rabbi Without Borders
Twenty early morning souls relax into the padded cushions that line the basement of the Washington Center for Consciousness Studies. I ...
Hillel House, University of Chicago
In her last post, Abby Sher, author of Amen, Amen, Amen: Memoir of a Girl Who Couldn’t Stop Praying (Among ...
Beliefs & Practices, Live, Mixed Multitudes
What Does the Rabbinical Council of America Think of Women?
When I first moved to San Francisco, there was a huge outcry in the Orthodox community — a positive outcry, ...
Jewish History, Mixed Multitudes, Study
Is Patrilineal Descent Next?
A very interesting letter to the editor in this week’s Jewish Week raises a fascinating question: With gay and lesbian ...
Balaam and Balak
The curse that did not happen.
Israel, Israel History, Jewish History, Modern Israel, More Holidays
When Herzl Planted a Tree
A well-known story that weaves together Tu Bishvat, tree-planting and the rebuilding of Israel
Israel, Rabbis Without Borders, Study
The Reprieve
Were you aware that every year, erev Thanksgiving, a turkey is sent to the White House for the president to ...
Holocaust, Uncategorized, Yom Hashoah
Why We Need to Change the Yom Hashoah Narrative
Up until relatively recently, Yom Hashoah was a day of atrocity and victimization at the hands of history.
Ask the Ethicist: Can I Read My Husband’s Texts?
I don't have reason to think he's cheating, but I'm the nervous type.