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Choice Voices for the Week of
Thursday, January 13, 2022
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When I was 7, Aliza was my savior. I just learned who she really was.
By
Ori Golan
I was about to switch off the clip after watching the horrific story of a Holocaust survivor from Lodz, Poland, but decided to read the credits
Shana Aaronson
The survivors spoke, the tears flowed, now what?
The painful stories of rape, incest, molestation, cover-up, intimidation are being told. Our communal safety now depends on magnifying those voices.
Yitzhak Santis
When fathers weep
A Bedouin child’s violent death. His family’s extra bitter coffee of mourning. And my effort to share the pain in an embrace that said what I couldn’t in words
Sovereignty begins at Homesh
By
Jonathan Ariel
By not enforcing Israeli law for illegal West Bank outposts and other de-facto separatist communities, Israel is steadily turning itself into a shtetl with an army
Steven E. Zipperstein
How not to make the case for Palestinian statehood
With a long history of rejecting offers, making a legal case for sovereignty is a losing battle. The conflict isn’t a legal dispute, it’s an inherently political one
Benjamin Porat
Israel’s Rabbinate should welcome these kashrut and conversion reforms
They do reduce the Rabbinate’s centralized power, but in very different ways, which fundamentally upholds the rabbis’ authority, rather than undermining it
What to eat during Armageddon
By
Kally Rubin Kislowicz
Omicron has made it impossible to plan and impractical not to worry. But my life necessitates both preparation and heavy denial, so how am I to proceed?
Michael Oren
Israel needs olim
First and foremost, Israel shelters oppressed Jews worldwide, so when French Jews facing rampant antisemitism choose Canada or the US, it’s a failure of Zionism
Sandra Cohen
20 years and counting: My stroke
My life didn’t turn out as I expected, which is painful, but on this ’strokaversary,’ I celebrate the blessings made possible by my miraculous medical team
What I inherited when my mother died
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Sarah Tuttle-Singer
The same knuckles, the same tapered fingers…what is it about our mothers that make us look at ourselves for the sameness?
Top Ops
Gail Bendheim
Fingers with shoes on
Our problem is how to get the extra pounds off those seminary girls so we can marry them off. But wait — do the seminary girls even have a body?
Dan Perry
Not an ‘apartheid state’ – but too close for comfort
Here’s my scorecard rating Israel’s poor excuses for treating the Palestinians like second-class citizens
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