For the first time in recent memory, the Jewish people were faced with the challenge of adapting an ancient holiday to modern events.
“And I will bless those who bless you, and anyone who curses you, I will curse” (Genesis 12:3).
Holding differing opinions is not new for the Jewish people, and the Mahloket Matters Fellowship brings our textual heritage, social psychology, and issues of immediate relevance to North America.
This Simchat Torah, the focus must be on study and discussion of the questions the Torah raises today.
The Book of Genesis, a richly annotated English translation of the Torah, captivates diverse audiences, prompting multiple printings due to its accessibility.
In my search for Israeli artists to speak to, this time I came across three artists born in the 1970s (while all from Gen X, none claim to be the voice of their generation).
Trauma has a way of throwing us out of kilter because it upends the world as we know it.
This week’s biblical reading, from Genesis, aligns with Israel’s defense decisions, mixing ancient themes with modern challenges.
The people of Israel have clearly demonstrated this year that we are the greatest generation of Jews EVER. This year, we forgive God because we too love Him too much to end this story.
Everything created in the six days of creation requires action, such as mustard needing to be sweetened, lupines needing to be cooked, wheat needing to be ground, and even man needing to be perfected
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