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.
The kippah was never a challenge thrown at the world. It was a door held open.
To all those who chant words that lead to violence, I say stop, regardless of your claimed intent.
Creating a 21st century Judaism that is relevant, dynamic, and inclusive.
Pluralism, as I understand it, is not mere tolerance. It is a courageous, committed engagement with difference.
Reflections from Clal’s Faculty and Staff on Israel’s 77th Birthday, with a forward from Rabbi Brad Hirschfield.
In defeat, diagnosis proliferates. In victory, triumphalism conceals.
A pastor reflects on Rabbi Ross Singer’s piece
Finding the right words to encapsulate both joy and sadness.