It’s Time To End The Cycle of Political Dehumanization
No matter how much we disagree with people politically, we must remember that each person contains the light of God.
Hold Dualities Together
My Immigrant Heart Vs. My American Privilege
The dissonance experienced by being both a first-generation and a sixth-generation American during the ban against Muslims.
Wisdom Means Different Things To Different People
Our unique personalities dictate that we each seek and find wisdom in our own ways.
I See Your Humanity, Mr. Trump. We Need You To See Ours.
A heartfelt letter trying to understand Mr. Trump and beseeching him to consider the human costs of his decisions.
Bibi’s Right, Kerry’s Right, And, Tragically, Neither One Knows It
The only way to truly break down the good and bad in the recent UN clash between the United States and Israel is to see the good (and wrong) on both sides.
A Computer Meltdown Taught Me How To Listen To My Intuition
While alone in Bali, my laptop died. And while facing the fear of the moment, I learned the value of listening to the voice that had warned me for weeks that this would happen.
How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Election
How the World Series taught me to address the anxiety that seems to be spreading like wildfire during this election.
The Uneasy Balance Of Holiness
Rabbi Andrew Jacobs wrestles with his emotions after finding out a woman has decided not to have an abortion because of a piece of his writing she had read.
Fifteen Years Later: A Prayer
Dear God, there are days when I struggle to see Your majesty in the sky.
We Want To Search, But We Need To Browse
In the age of instant searching, it’s easy to forget the incredible power of browsing.