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Ido Rosenzweig
17 women murdered. We cannot accept an 18th victim
Before another woman is killed by a family member, Israel’s next government – and its men – must take responsibility for preventing violence
Orr Leschziner
US aid to Israel costs 4 pints of Guinness a year
Americans pay a pittance. Israel pays with its strategic independence. It’s time to end the arrangement
Yoav Ende
Rabin’s legacy: We must carve a path through our deep disagreements
He modeled the struggle for peace within, with our neighbors, and for the sake of our children’s security – and we can follow in his footsteps without falling apart
Karen Reiss Medwed
Why rabbis belong in public service
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Shuly Babitz
What’s more powerful than a Saturday Night Live punchline?
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Chayei Sarah means the life of Sarah, and it opens with her death. Think about that for a second. We name the whole portion for her life, and the first thing we read is Avraham standing at her grave....
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What We Owe One Another After the Elections
The recent elections in Israel and the United States raise a question that will outlast any campaign: How do we live with people whose political choices we find troubling, even intolerable? Political opinions have become so entwined with identity...
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Why the Strong Democratic Blue Wave Is Good for Israel
The sweeping Democratic victories in the November 4, 2026, US midterm elections offer important reasons for hope—not only for Americans concerned about their democracy, but also for Israelis who want their country to enjoy a secure, democratic, prosperous, and...
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Few issues confronting Israeli society today are as contentious, emotionally charged, or consequential as the relationship between Torah study and military service. In the aftermath of October 7 and the ongoing challenges facing Israel, the question of who should...
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Recently, I attended the shiva for a young man in his twenties who had died tragically. His parents are friends of ours, and we were all heartbroken. I went hoping to offer some comfort, but faced with the magnitude...
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When Abraham sends Eliezer to find a wife for Isaac, he gives him very specific instructions : “You shall go to my birthplace and to my family, and take a wife for my son Isaac.” Abraham does not tell...
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