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Choice Voices for the Week of
Thursday, October 14, 2021
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A scarf is worth 1,000 words
By
Kally Rubin Kislowicz
If I could just make the right first impression before I open my mouth to speak, I’d convince Israelis that I’m just like them
Carra Glatt Ben-Baruch
Israel’s message to prospective olim: Just don’t come
Making aliyah now comes with the risk of indefinite separation from loved ones left behind, as Israeli COVID policies have been severely limiting entry permits
Tamar Sternthal
Flushing the Israel out of ancient Israel
The AP’s report on the discovery of a First Temple era toilet omits Jewish references, while a NY Times Rosh Hashanah recipe evokes ’Canaanites,’ not Israelites
Facebook is toxic in Hebrew too — Israelis must be protected
By
Tehilla Shwartz Altshuler
It’s up to lawmakers to enact privacy protection, outlaw predatory marketing and hold social media providers in Israel accountable for the harm they do
Ruth Jolanda Weinberger
Comparing vaccine mandates to Nazi experiments is appalling
Even the most basic reading of the Nuremburg Code makes clear that Nazi medical crimes simply do not belong in any discussion about Covid vaccine mandates.
Andrew Silow-Carroll
We may be talking about Gary Shteyngart’s botched circumcision for a long time
He raises challenging questions that rabbis and mohels will have to consider seriously when reluctant couples seek their advice
The Texas anti-choice law and the Torah’s call to choose life
By
Joseph R. Black
We had a 25% genetic chance of having a Tay-Sachs baby destined for a short, painful life. Knowing abortion was an option made it possible for us to create our family
Naomi Chazan
Colette Avital: Who owns her story?
It’s understandable that the former diplomat kept her experience of sexual harassment quiet, but her speaking out now may just be a game-changer
Michael Laitman
The just protest of the medical residents will not heal healthcare
The problem goes far beyond assembly-line medicine – Everything is motivated by money and it’s time to establish a care-based society
Top Ops
Efraim Zuroff
Too many Nazi criminals are convicted and sentenced, but do no time
Even if Irmgard Furchner is convicted of being an ’accessory to murder,’ she probably won’t see the walls of a prison cell, but running away got her a week in jail
Chajm Guski
A German Talmud translation on Sefaria
After so many terrible years of nearly no call for this work, it’s in demand in the digital world – and as a model for Talmud translations into other languages too
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