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I had a lot of realizations on Tuesday night, but one was particularly salient for me: whoever was going to win, half ...

Leaving the school parking lot on the last Friday before we return to standard time, I see red. The leaves ...

There is a myth of a time when everyone in the world was able to work together on the same ...

I have been silent from the bima (pulpit) about the election. There have been many discussion in rabbi listservs and ...

Well, folks, here we are. Just a few days out from arguably the most important election for the future of the ...

Commentary on Parshat Noah, Genesis 6:9-11:32After the great flood, all of humanity shared a single language and lived together in ...

Commentary on Parshat Noah, Genesis 6:9-11:32In this week’s Torah portion, Noah, after the flood recedes, Noah leaves the ark, gets ...

My one-week vacation in the United States was a breath of fresh air. A whole week of conversations with family, ...

“Mommy, if we didn’t live in the United States, where would we live?” my son asked me. His question came ...

Here’s a one-question pop quiz, and everyone gets an “A.” Now that this year’s Jewish High Holy Days are done, which of ...

In recent weeks there has been a great deal said by presidential candidate, Donald Trump, that has caused deep upset ...

Across the world yesterday or today, Jews celebrate Simchat Torah, the conclusion of the Festival of Sukkot. Simchat Torah is ...