A Jewish family goes to check on their Zeidi in his new nursing home. “How do you like it here, Sabah?”, they ask. “Oh, it’s marvelous, simply marvelous; everyone is so respectful and courteous. Would you believe it, there’s a…
Category: Other
-

The Blogs: Passover: A Night of Expectation | Frederick L. Klein
It is a night of safeguarding (shimurim) for God, to bring them out from the land of Egypt; this same night is God’s, a safeguarding (shimurim) for all of the Children of Israel, throughout their generations. (Ex.12:42)
I am writing these…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: Jewish tradition is a polemic against loneliness | Sara Labaton
JTA — It is a lonely time to be a North American Jew.
The last two years have seen frayed relationships with allies, intergenerational discord around Zionism and Gaza, and heightened antisemitism. Against the backdrop of the Iran war, deep…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: The Deception of Replacement Theology | Destiny Joy Lugo
Carrie Prejean Boller, a Catholic antizionist politician, was recently removed from Trump’s religious liberty Commission for hijacking a session about religious freedom to push anti-Israel propaganda. Her comments misrepresent the Bible’s…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: Ruling for the Hidden Imam: Why Iran’s Theology Cannot Produce Stability | Tim Orr
When people try to make sense of Iran, they tend to reach for the usual explanations. They talk about nationalism, long-standing grievances, or the basic logic of how states survive. Those things matter, but they don’t really get to the…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: Passover, Iran, and the Fragility of Freedom | Jacqueline Saper
At the Passover table, we will once again retell the story of liberation. We will speak of slavery and redemption, of Moses and Pharaoh, of a people who crossed from darkness into light.
I have vivid memories of my childhood Passovers in…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: Passover and the True Exodus from Egypt: Escaping the Ego Within | Michael Laitman
We have no more important or greater inner state than Passover. It marks an inner revolution that takes place within a person, where we receive the force of bestowal and connection, which we do not possess from the outset. We are all born and…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: The Iranian Ambassador Showdown: A Key Test for Lebanese Sovereignty | Kyle Moran
It’s now been three days since the deadline for Iranian ambassador Mohammad Reza Shibani to leave Lebanon expired, and no action to follow through on the expulsion order appears imminent. The decision was enacted by Foreign Minister Youssef…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: Ben-Gvir’s death penalty law is an abomination | Menachem Rosensaft
Just days before Pesach – Passover – when Jews around the world recite avadim hayinu, that we were once slaves in Egypt, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, and 60 other Israeli…
Continue Reading
-

The Blogs: Antisemitism in Brazil: Report Reveals 149% Increase and Spread on Social Media | Silas Anastacio
A report by Conib paints a troubling picture of the new reality of antisemitism in Brazil—what is being called “the new normal” of hatred against Jews in the country, which has been growing since Hamas’ attack on Israel on October 7,…
Continue Reading