“וַיִּזְכֹּר אֱלֹהִים אֶת־נֹחַ” — “And God remembered Noah.”
Ons leef in die tyd van verskeur (We live in the time of tornness)
Men obsik yufik vol püki! — (Volapük: “Man again speaks many…
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The Blogs: Tornness – After the Flood | Alexander A. Winogradsky Frenkel
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The Blogs: The Work of Care Is the Work of Social Change | Sarit Wishnevski
We live in a time of profound disconnection. But the way we care for the dead, and thereby each other, can teach us how to live with greater connection and compassion.
We don’t usually think of social change starting in the taharah room….
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The Blogs: The Maccabi Tel Aviv Saga Proves Antisemitism Not a Priority in the UK | Mackenzie France
Last week, the police and the government had a chance to prove that promises on tackling antisemitism in the UK were not simply hollow words. It should come as no surprise that they failed. Based upon a decision from the city of…
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The Blogs: From Trauma to Peace and Reconciliation | Gershon Baskin
October 23, 2025
I know that the war has just ended – less than a couple of weeks ago. I am aware that what I am writing here is coming before its time. It is clear that both Israelis and Palestinians have been deeply affected by trauma,…
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The Blogs: Kristallnacht Not Merely Historic Event but Also Cautionary Tale | Warren J. Blumenfeld
Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass) was a state sponsored terrorist action against Jewish people, businesses, homes, and synagogues, a pogrom planned and executed by SA paramilitary forces and civilians throughout Nazi Germany, 9–10…
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The Blogs: Moral Mirror: Occupation? — How Can You Occupy Your Own Home? | Harry Katcher
The next war won’t begin with rockets. It’ll begin with rhetoric.
Even before a shot is fired, the words are already in formation — settler violence, illegal outposts, West Bank resistance. The phrases are primed for deployment, the…
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The Blogs: The Divine ‘Dance Of The Seven Veils’: A Sod on Jewish Time | Yael Chaya Miriam Gray
There is a way to tell the story of history that is not a chronology but a choreography. Time moves like a dancer drawing near, withdrawing, circling, and each age is the loosening of a veil that once kept eyes from meeting the Face. Not a…
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The Blogs: From the White Coat to the Digital Stage | Roy Zucker
Being a physician in 2025 means much more than keeping up with artificial intelligence or precision medicine. It means breaking out of the outdated notion that social media engagement is an act of populism or self-promotion. In reality, it…
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The Blogs: Now…is the time for courage | Nitzan Bergman
We all know the saying, “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing,” attributed to Edmund Burke. But as Dennis Prager points out, this means that for good to prevail, good people must also be…
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The Blogs: Islam’s Views on All God’s Prophets | Allen S. Maller
Islamic traditions relate that before Prophet Muhammad, Allah sent 124,000 prophets to teach monotheism to all human beings. Prophets were sent to the whole of mankind in all different lands and at many different times. (Ibn Hanbal, Musnad,…
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