Sarah Bronson, at The Blogs

Sarah Bronson

Jan 3, 2024, 3:47 PM

Shifting tectonic plates. (Facebook, used in accordance with Clause 27a of the Copyright Law)

Since October 7, so much of who I am - my beliefs, my character, my values, my inner world - has become subject to change

Feb 6, 2020, 12:17 PM

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Sex and lobster are not the same

Illustrative. A seductive lobster dinner. (iStock)

If you aren't crying when you tell people that keeping Jewish law means they must remain a virgin until they die, then you are neither a good person, nor a good Jew

Mar 20, 2019, 1:50 PM

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Good enough for us, good enough for our kids?

Illustrative. From generation to generation: a granddaughter holds her grandmother's hands. (iStock)

Rabbis should trust that our generation knows what we need to engage Jewishly, and help us, instead of pushing us away

Dec 20, 2018, 9:59 AM

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Parents: How to not be part of the ‘shidduch crisis’

For starters, don't assume you have to be married to buy a new set of pots and pans

About Me

Sarah Bronson grew up in Boston and lived in Manhattan before making aliyah in 2003. She holds degrees in English and Journalism from Barnard College and New York University, respectively. From 2001-2011 she did freelance reporting for publications that include The New York Times, Glamour, the Jerusalem Report, the London Jewish Chronicle, Haaretz English Edition and the Washington Times. Sarah has previously worked with teens as a teacher in a Bronx public high school, as an administrator of New England NCSY, and a teacher at TRY High in Jerusalem. She currently works as the Senior Strategic Content Writer at The Jewish Agency for Israel; her blog posts reflect her own views and do not represent those of the organization. She lives in Jerusalem.