Chanukah can be a special time for couples to reflect on their Shalom Bayit and apply the themes of kindling and rekindling lights to their marriages or sadly apply the flames from the candles burning to ignite negative and stressful emotions…
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The Blogs: Jewish Education – An Antidote to AI | Lianne Heller
Artificial intelligence has quickly become the focal point of modern conversations about education, cognition, and the future of human learning. As AI tools become more adept at producing essays, solving math problems, and generating polished…
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The Blogs: A Powerful Webinar Driving out the Darkness of the Death Penalty | Michael Zoosman
I recently had the profound honor of representing thousands of members L’chaim! Jews Against the Death Penalty at a powerful gathering of Israeli and Jewish human rights groups for a webinar focused on the proposed bill to impose the death…
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The Blogs: Omar Suleiman and Munther Isaac: A Conversation More Revealing Than Intended | Tim Orr
Western Christianity is in the middle of a shift it has not fully named. The change is often described politically, about Israel, Palestine, or culture wars, but at a deeper level it is theological and civilizational. Christianity is losing…
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The Blogs: Ireland’s War on the Jews | Grant Arthur Gochin
In nine days, the streets of Dublin will be adorned with fairy lights. From Galway to Cork, nativity scenes will appear in town squares, and children will sing of a Jewish child born in Bethlehem, proclaimed the “King of the Jews.” But as…
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The Blogs: Hidden Abuse in Afghanistan: The Boys No One Sees | Monique Dietvorst
The Boys No One Sees: Hidden Sexual Exploitation in Afghanistan
When Western activists talk about gender issues in Afghanistan, the focus is almost always on girls.
That focus is important—girls in Afghanistan face discrimination, forced…Continue Reading
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The Blogs: The Silent Strategy Against Western Democracy | Fred Saberi
In recent years, the world has witnessed a disturbing pattern of terrorist attacks targeting public celebrations and carnivals in Western countries. From Christmas markets in Germany, France, to Jewish festivals such as Rosh Hashanah,…
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The Blogs: Between Worlds: Seeing Myself in Hockney | Simone Suzanne Kussatz
I wrote this essay over the summer, while David Hockney 25 was on view at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris (9 April–31 August 2025).
With the recent passing of Frank Gehry (28 February 1929–5 December 2025), the architect of the…
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The Blogs: All I want for Hanukkah is kosher Barbie: Miss Israel’s ‘dreidel spin’ design | Ayelet Raymond
As Miss Israel 2025, witnessing the tragic Hanukkah terror attack in Sydney filled me with a profound need for our Jewish community to shine brighter than ever. Yesterday, I awoke to the heartbreaking news—an act of violence no Jew in the…
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The Blogs: Chanukah and Gevurah: Courage in This Moment | Malka Shaw
In the Chanukahs since October 7, a sentence keeps surfacing: “I’m supposed to be festive, but there is so much pain.” The holiday arrives, and so do grief, fear, anger, and emotional exhaustion that can be hard to articulate.
As we…
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