Art & Culture
A Kippah And A Hijab In The Marvel Cinematic Universe
Rethinking how Jewishness is portrayed in the movies.
Michael Bernstein, a Rabbi, has served since 2009 as Rabbi of Congregation Gesher L'Torah, a vibrant and dynamic Synagogue community in north Atlanta where each person's story is embraced and Judaism is personal. He was ordained as a conservative Rabbi at the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York in 1999. He and his wife Tracie have three children, Ayelet, Yaron and Liana.
Rethinking how Jewishness is portrayed in the movies.
Prayer does not absolve us from seeing the world as broken and recognizing that human beings are indeed capable of terrible acts.
Why one rabbi is changing his mind about the show...
Considering the role of conscience in battle.
Achieving Never Again, in all its facets, begins with the commitment to Never Forget.
At the very same time the trial against Derek Chauvin is unfolding in Minneapolis, another Black man, Daunte Wright, has been killed by a police officer in nearby Brooklyn Center. ...
Even if we can't do anything else, bearing witness and refusing to turn away is a vital necessity.
What we can learn from the convergence of the two days.
Personal Thanks to G*d