What We’re Thankful For These Days: The Clal Faculty Responds
Our willingness to be surprised in positive ways is especially critical when we may feel at least as surprised in negative ways.
Our willingness to be surprised in positive ways is especially critical when we may feel at least as surprised in negative ways.
Two sites could not be closer together. Within 100 feet of each other, an ancient synagogue stood next to the … Continue Reading
I came into this year’s Yom Hashoah — Holocaust Remembrance Day — with more than my usual ambivalence. Beyond my … Continue Reading
We fight for attention. We fight for resources. But perhaps we fight most over our own sense of legitimacy – that we belong, deserve a good … Continue Reading