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The Blogs: Your Last Shabbat?
3+ hour, 57+ min ago (282+ words) The countdown timers to Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are ticking… Question for your table: What if you knew that tonight would be your very last Shabbat? Would knowing that make any impact on what you do tonight and tomorrow?...
The Blogs: Are We A Peoplehood?
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (931+ words) I am a lecturer of American Government, and the history of Liberal movements. I have 2 Masters Degrees, one is from New York University: " Women's Liberation and the Media"; and the other is from Tel Aviv University: "The Comparison of Hannah…...
The Blogs: What Are They Thinking??
2+ week, 3+ day ago (1213+ words) Howard Rosen worked in the fields of international and labor economics for more than 4 decades. He helped establish the Peterson Institute for International Economics and held several positions there. He also served as the Executive Director of the US Competitiveness…...
The Blogs: The Church, the Jews, and the Struggle for Authority
2+ week, 3+ day ago (557+ words) This is the third essay in my series on contemporary antisemitism. This essay traces one of the historical roots of contemporary antisemitism. When societies struggle over authority, Jews are repeatedly imagined as the hidden possessors of that authority. There was…...
The Blogs: It’s 1982 All Over Again
2+ week, 3+ day ago (642+ words) Dr. Robin Bailey-Chen is a mission driven leader in higher education. She served as a higher education administrator for most of her career and an adjunct faculty member in the M.A. in Social Entrepreneurship and Change program at Pepperdine University for…...
The Blogs: Is Social Media Shadow-Banning Holocaust Survivors?
2+ week, 3+ day ago (1098+ words) Something has been bothering me for a while about the way Holocaust testimony travels on social media. I will post a short Story of Lola, one of the survivors I have interviewed, telling what happened to her in her own…...
The Blogs: Who Will Ask Forgiveness of Us?
2+ week, 3+ day ago (1130+ words) Every year, as Elul arrives and the High Holy Days draw near, I begin making my list. Who have I hurt? Whose feelings have I ignored? Where have I spoken too quickly, judged too harshly, or failed to show kindness?...
The Blogs: The More I Learn, the Less I Assume
2+ week, 3+ day ago (968+ words) Jamie Lassner serves as Executive Director of Accessibility Accelerator, a US-based nonprofit advancing accessibility and inclusion. Injured as a first responder on 9/11, he brings over four decades of volunteer first responder experience and is a founding volunteer of the award-winning…...
The Blogs: A Fork in the Haredi Road
2+ week, 4+ day ago (719+ words) These are not merely two competing political organizations. They represent two very different possible futures for the Haredi community. I know which one I hope will succeed. Yet in much of today’s Haredi political culture, the definition of loyalty has…...
The Blogs: An Open Letter to a Pastor Who Cropped the Truth
2+ week, 4+ day ago (632+ words) Steven Greenberg is an award-winning novelist (see https://www.stevengreenbergbooks.com), a professional writer (see http://sdg.co.il), and a full-time cook, cleaner, chauffeur and single dad for three young adults (see his dishpan hands). Born in Texas, Steven grew up in Indiana and emigrated…...