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The lonely gay person of faith
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Mark Shinar
The Orthodox world may not have it all figured out, and if we’re going to err, perhaps it should be on the side of compassion and human dignity
Daniel B. Shapiro
Creative diplomacy yields wins for Lebanon and bigger wins for Israel
Whatever victory Hezbollah’s Nasrallah may claim, this maritime deal means Lebanon has, for the first time, entered a de facto recognition of Israel and its borders
Olivia Wittels
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Nir Maoz
We Zionists are actually thriving at Berkeley Law
Yes, the ban on Zionist speakers by some student groups is shameful. No, our alma mater is not a hotbed of antisemitism, and claims of ‘Jewish-free zones’ are harmful
The truth about litter in Israel
By
Alon Tal
Teach young children to clean up their litter, and they’ll teach their parents – as they did successfully with wildflowers and water conservation
Jonathan Feldstein
The October I didn’t get married
My bride-to-be was one of fewer than 900 Jews to be given permission to leave the USSR that year. Did my activism on her behalf rob me of a ’wife’?
Analysis
Yael Leibowitz
14 guests: Making Sukkot a time of heritage and wisdom
With a key twist on traditional ushpizin, we enter our sukkahs to sit with the memories of our forebears, and apply the lessons of their experiences to our lives
Torah with the dolphins
By
Sara Cohen
When they saw me walking on the beach, those shirtless, barefoot men in swimsuits knew exactly what to do
Benjamin Rubin
Judaism as a conceptual art tradition: In the sukkah
Ecclesiastes says we don’t remember previous generations, and the future won’t remember us, but the experiential trappings of Sukkot help us overcome those lapses
Coby Schoffman
Remembering Mahsa Amini: The most powerful feminist movement in decades
The vivid colors in my in-laws nostalgia for pre-1979 Iran captivate me, but pale beside the hues of the brave women standing up publicly in Tehran sans hijab
Fear of oblivion is what made Kohelet immortal
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Bryan Schwartz
Ecclesiastes taught that everything disappears. His book is over two thousand years old, yet it will again be read during Sukkot. Why?
Top Ops
Tanya Hoshovsky
My dear daughter… have things really changed?
When a critique of late 1500s Jewish women’s experience can largely be applied to today’s 21st century Orthodox Jewish women’s experience, we have a problem
Anna Roiser
Don’t move the UK embassy to Jerusalem
The Trumpian move would legitimize the shameful divide between the thriving Jewish metropolis and neglected Arab neighborhoods
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