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In Breaking A Vow To Never Dye My Hair, Did I Go To The “Dark Side”?

September 25, 2017 by Ilona Fried

Would dying my hair change something more fundamental about me?

How I Proved My Worth As The First Female In An IDF Combat Unit

September 20, 2017 by Sarah Kiss

What I did in order to prove myself as the first female in an all male IDF combat engineering battalion.

How The Tao Of Pooh Made Me Reconsider A Life Of Simplicity

September 19, 2017 by Emily Zimmer

The Tao of Pooh helped me understand how you can lead a successful life without changing the essence of who you are.

As In Politics, Rosh Hashanah Lets Us Chose To Renew Or Start Over

September 18, 2017 by Rabbi Brad Hirschfield

Both politics and life give us opportunities to work to improve from where we are or start over and build anew.

We Help More When We Feel Connected To Tragedy. Why That’s Not Enough.

September 18, 2017 by Steven Moskowitz

People gave generously towards hurricane victims because they felt a connection to their plight. But, Judaism teaches us to go beyond that.

The Terrifying Israeli Ultra-Orthodox Response To Military Service

September 14, 2017 by Rabbi Brad Hirschfield

The Israeli ultra-Orthodox seek to rise above the system of checks and balances in order to protect their freedom from military service. This creates a dangerous scenario.

When Granting Forgiveness Is Not Mandatory During The High Holidays

September 14, 2017 by Rachel Barenblat

There is one exception to the requirement to grant forgiveness during the High Holy Days.

Why I Focus My Sermons On Spirituality Even When World News Is Intense

September 13, 2017 by Matt Gewirtz

Even when world news is intense, it’s important to remember the higher wisdom that guides us.

I Don’t Fast On Yom Kippur Because I Feel Like An Outsider In Judaism

September 12, 2017 by Tanya Mozias Slavin

Because I grew up in Soviet Russia without religion, Judaism never felt like it belonged to me.

Democrats Are More Dogmatic Than Republicans… When Dating

September 11, 2017 by Rabbi Brad Hirschfield

Democrats are much more likely to date within their party than Republicans or Independents.

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