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To be a Jew is to be a magnet for hatred, no matter how unjustified and irrational.

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Be part of the largest celebration of Jewish learning and Jewish unity in American history.

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God may guarantee the survival of the Jewish people, but individually, the existential threat is alarmingly real.

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It wasn’t we, the “frummies,” against those weird non-observant Jews. It was just all of us, together.

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by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Startling parallels between ancient Persia and Israel’s predicament today.

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Purim is unfolding again right before our very eyes. How can we go about business as usual?

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Can Judaism be “cool” enough for a new generation?

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An ancient prayer for contemporary times.

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The government and people of Israel instinctively supported the release of Shalit because these Torah values are so deeply ingrained in our national psyche.

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