Sitting with the Transgressors: What Yom Kippur Teaches Us About Israeli Politics
This principle carries a profound consequence: Once you invite someone into a space of shared vulnerability, you forfeit the right to use that moment to assault them.
The Threshold of the Tent
If we can treat differing views not as threats to our survival but as paths toward a deeper wisdom, then our world will grow wider.
The House of Me
Growing up in a three-generation household, it was hard to understand the very concept of solitude.
Be A Blessing
GOD said to Abram, “Go forth from your native land and from your father’s house to the land that I … Continue Reading
What Don’t You Do for a Living?
I cannot fathom what my life would be without Shabbat and my different shmita experiences. I am finding my calling in these times of rest.
Living into the Unknown: Learning from Noah’s Journey
Like Noah, we may just need reassurance that we will be cared for along the way.
My Father the Wanderer
So I was left with a strange paradox: This hundred percent Jewish thing was something I owed in no small part to a man who very adamantly was not Jewish.