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On Yom Kippur, You Are What You Don’t Eat

7 reasons for fasting on the Day of Atonement.

Maimonides’ Medical Writings

Considered by many to be the most influential Jewish thinker of all time, Moses Maimonides inspired passionate followers and equally ...

AIPAC, Trump and Civility Through the Eyes of a Teenager

I was woken up last week, early Tuesday morning to be told by television producers for the news program on ...

Falling in Love in Cologne

In a wildly unexpected and completely unpredictable turn of events, I fell madly in love, in Cologne. It was the ...

Joseph & the Technicolor Dreamcoat

A new look at a very old fashion statement.

Jewish Children’s Literature

Classic books continue to inspire new generations.

Biblical and Rabbinic Responses to Suffering

Early Jewish writers were more concerned with the randomness of suffering than with its actual existence.

The Philosophy of Leo Baeck

From monotheism to morality.

I Know Who You Are

Raising questions about our complex relationship with God.

Tikkun in Lurianic Kabbalah

In contemporary parlance, tikkun olam refers to repairing the earthly world in which we live but in Luria's teachings, complete tikkun would undo the world we know.

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