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The report card no one sees
In Israel, I learned to measure my children’s education not only by their grades, but also by how they navigate the country, cook a meal – and deal with war
Orly Lavi Travish
Between memory and history
My Hebrew students weren’t alive on September 11, 2001. If memory is to survive as more than a date in a textbook, I have to teach them the vocabulary to pass it on
Gayle Meyers
Rushing forward, seized with fear
Crises like the terror attacks of 9/11 summon us with the trumpet of bravery and the still, small voice of love, as we write our stories with our deeds (Rosh Hashanah)
Isaac Herzog
A Rosh Hashanah message to the Jewish people
After all the pain and longing, the majestic notes of the shofar carry three calls that bring us into a better future
Dan Moskovitz
Boy George goes to shul
The pop icon’s new song felt like a hug from a stranger. When he came to our synagogue, we finally got to hug him back
Talyah Ginsberg
‘One day’ is not a day of the week
Recently attuned to the risk that everything I postpone won’t eventually get its turn, I find myself willing to take the first steps to finding out how far I might go
Yossi Feintuch
How could a ram replace Isaac in the Akedah?
In a different reading of the biblical story, one crucial quality made it possible for an animal to be substituted for a person
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When the synagogues were full, Germans and Lithuanians entered Vilna’s ghetto. The state chronology prints October 1941 as “several actions.” Yom Kippur 5787 begins at sundown on September 20, 2026. Eighty-five years earlier, Yom Kippur 5702 began at sundown on...
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