Ethics

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The Hasidic Man with a Money Warning for EVERY Family

Living Lchaim · 25 Mar

Mendy Feferkorn addresses financial challenges within the Hasidic and broader Orthodox Jewish communities, emphasizing responsible financial management aligned with Torah values.

0 Education Ethics

“If My Child Is a Bully, Is It My Fault?”

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 25 Mar

The article explores whether a child's bullying behavior is a reflection of parental failure or home environment issues.

0 Politics Ethics

From the far left to the haredi right, these Jews are questioning the ethics of voting for the World Zionist Congress

Asaf Elia-Shalev in JTA · 24 Mar

The upcoming World Zionist Congress elections are stirring complex ethical and ideological debates among diverse Jewish groups, from progressive critics to Haredi Orthodox factions.

0 Ethics Politics

Jewish Climate Trust — why now?

eJewishPhilanthropy · 24 Mar

The Jewish Climate Trust has been launched as a think-and-do tank to enhance the Jewish community and Israel's response to the climate crisis.

0 Ethics Jewish Law

Why Most Marriages End Up on Autopilot (and How You Can Beat the Odds)

Living Lchaim · 23 Mar

Rabbi Reuven Epstein offers profound insights into why many marriages operate on autopilot and are at risk of failure.

0 Politics Ethics

'If I need to talk to the devil to get the hostages out, I will'

Haaretz Weekly · 22 Mar

Ruby Chen, father of an Israeli-American soldier held hostage in Gaza, details his ongoing efforts to secure his son's release amid renewed conflict between Israel and Hamas.

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Becoming the soup fairy

Jodi Rudoren in Forward · 21 Mar

Jodi Rudoren's heartfelt narrative, "Becoming the Soup Fairy," explores the act of making and sharing soup as a gesture of community support and personal solace.

0 Politics Ethics

Alan Dershowitz: Mahmoud Khalil Deserves Speech Rights, Not Sympathy

Alan Dershowitz in The Free Press · 21 Mar

Alan Dershowitz argues for the importance of maintaining First Amendment rights even under challenging circumstances, using historical examples such as the 1977 Skokie case where neo-Nazis were defended by the ACLU.

0 Politics Ethics

They've warned of famine for months, but the numbers never added up | Eylon Levy with Salo Aizenberg

Israel: State of a Nation · 20 Mar

Eylon Levy and Salo Aizenberg engage in a critical discussion questioning the credibility of warnings about an impending famine that have been circulating for months.

0 Leadership Ethics

Disabled Judge: “The Disabled Community Is In BIG Trouble If We Don’t Fix This…”

Chabad.org · 20 Mar

Richard Bernstein, a blind Michigan Supreme Court Justice, marathon runner, and disabilities advocate, discusses the challenges faced by the disabled community and his efforts to enact change.

0 Ethics Politics

Israeli Authorities Uncover Exotic Animal Smuggling Ring

Megan Naftali in Moment · 20 Mar

Israeli authorities have dismantled a sophisticated animal smuggling ring involving the use of large agricultural drones to transport wild animals such as 16 monkeys and four lion cubs into the country from Egypt and Jordan.

0 Politics Ethics

Hamas breaks the laws of war and gains an advantage | Eylon Levy with Salo Aizenberg

Israel: State of a Nation · 20 Mar

Eylon Levy and Salo Aizenberg discuss how Hamas allegedly violates the norms of warfare by engaging in tactics such as utilizing human shields and hiding in tunnels.

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Buy Nothing Groups Make Me Nostalgic for the Orthodox Community Sharing Centers of My Youth

Ruthie Hollander in Kveller · 19 Mar

Ruthie Hollander reflects on how modern Buy Nothing groups on platforms like Facebook remind her of the gemachs of her Orthodox Jewish upbringing.

0 Communities Ethics

The Unexpected Patient

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 18 Mar

Paramedic Shuey recalls an unforgettable call he received one Friday evening after candlelighting.

0 Politics Ethics

The Art of the (Resource) Deal

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 18 Mar

Under the guise of the "Trump Doctrine 2.0," US foreign policy has shifted towards a model where diplomacy is deeply intertwined with economic transactions, particularly focusing on securing natural resources crucial for technological and energy independence.

0 Leadership Ethics

“What Would You Tell Your Younger Self About Starting Out in Business?”

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 18 Mar

Business experts share essential advice for entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of passion, persistence, and adaptability.

0 Philosophy Ethics

#93: Ultimate Reward and Punishment: Rambam’s Magisterial Essay Part 1 + TORCH Fundraiser

Torah 101 · 18 Mar

This episode delves into Rambam's foundational essay on reward and punishment, detailing various views on the afterlife and highlighting the confusion surrounding these concepts.

0 Politics Ethics

Hamas tried to reverse engineer the laws of war | Eylon Levy with Salo Aizenberg

Israel: State of a Nation · 18 Mar

In this video, Eylon Levy and Salo Aizenberg discuss how Hamas has been attempting to manipulate and exploit international laws of war to its advantage by embedding operations in civilian structures like hospitals.

0 Education Ethics

Let’s Talk Bullying (Feat. Dr. Rona Novick)

Hila A in Mishpacha · 18 Mar

Dr. Rona Novick joins Rabbis Garfield and Schonfeld in a discussion about effective ways for parents and schools to address bullying.

0 Politics Ethics

UN agencies refused to help evacuate civilians | Eylon Levy with Jonathan Conricus

Israel: State of a Nation · 18 Mar

In a discussion featuring Jonathan Conricus, a Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and former IDF spokesperson, the focus is on the refusal of UN agencies to assist in evacuating civilians from areas controlled by Hamas.

0 Jewish Law Ethics

The Making of a Mezuzah

Rachel Schwartzberg in Jewish Action · 18 Mar

Rachel Schwartzberg highlights the founding of MyZuzah by Manette Mayberg, a nonprofit dedicated to ensuring every Jewish home has a kosher mezuzah, in response to a spiritual revelation following a personal accident.

0 Communities Ethics

It’s Okay to Eat by Yourself

Efraim Jaffe in Jewish Action · 18 Mar

Efraim Jaffe shares a heartfelt account of his journey through grief after the passing of his wife, Esther.

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Israel values life. For Hamas, every dead child is a victory. | Eylon Levy with Saul Sadka

Israel: State of a Nation · 17 Mar

In this discussion, Eylon Levy and Saul Sadka explore the contrasting value systems between Israel and Hamas, particularly concerning the impact of war on civilian populations, including children.

0 Politics Ethics

Lee Zeldin, the first Jewish EPA administrator, needs a refresher on Jewish values

eJewishPhilanthropy · 17 Mar

Lee Zeldin, the first Jewish administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has faced criticism for his role in dismantling environmental regulations that protect public health—a move considered contrary to Jewish values such as preserving life (pikuach nefesh).

0 Ethics Antisemitism

Jews who don’t fight back don’t survive.

EKB in Future of Jewish · 13 Mar

The essay reflects on the enduring antisemitism confronting Jews today and draws parallels with historical narratives such as the story of Purim.

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