The Kippah on My Head Is Not a Target on My Back
The kippah was never a challenge thrown at the world. It was a door held open.
David Levin
Loving Something Flawed-Reflections On My Trip To Israel
We can no longer sit on the sidelines about Israeli politics.
What Do You Carry With You From The High Holidays?
We can be safe if we carry the sacred from our metaphorical hilltop to the world below.
Ukraine, Poland, and Me
Ukraine presents me with an interesting dilemma. I am moved by the tragedy of Russia’s war of aggression and the … Continue Reading
Violence Against Women Of The Wall Is Another Blasphemy In God’s Name
When we violate the values that are at our core, we betray the sacred aspirations of our tradition.
Lesson From Pittsburgh: Jews Are Now True Americans, In Joy And Pain
The support the Jewish community received after the tragedy at Pittsburgh shows that we are truly part of America now.
A Time For Unity: A Rabbi’s Reflections Upon Returning From Pittsburgh
Instead of asking why it happened, now is the time to ask how we can move forward.