Ethics

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Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 26 Nov 2024

Joshua Hoffman's piece delves into the moral complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, challenging the often simplistic critique that too many Palestinian casualties automatically delegitimize Israel's actions in self-defense.

0 Ethics Culture

My pre-Thanksgiving challenge: hugging a turkey

Rob Eshman in Forward · 26 Nov 2024

Rob Eshman highlights the transformative experience of physically connecting with animals usually seen only as food, particularly through his encounter with Justice, a turkey at the Gentle Barn animal sanctuary.

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Why the International Criminal Court’s Warrant for Netanyahu Matters

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 25 Nov 2024

Peter Beinart examines the International Criminal Court's (ICC) issuance of warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and others, discussing the broader implications for international law's application.

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The ICC arrest warrants: How did we get here – and where do we go now?

Jewish Chronicle · 25 Nov 2024

The article discusses the complex and controversial path leading to the International Criminal Court's issuance of arrest warrants for Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.

0 Ethics Politics

The assisted dying bill will lead to an immoral and ineffective social experiment

Jewish Chronicle · 25 Nov 2024

The impending Terminally Ill Adults Bill in the UK, which seeks to legalize physician-assisted suicide, faces significant opposition from various groups, including Jewish and secular human rights organizations.

0 Ethics Culture

Virtue was distorted and redefined as a skin color

Israel: State of a Nation · 24 Nov 2024

Dumisani Washington discusses the problematic redefinition of virtue in contemporary society, where moral worth is increasingly evaluated based on skin color.

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Adam Serwer on American Cruelty

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 24 Nov 2024

Renowned journalist Adam Serwer, known for his poignant essay "The Cruelty is the Point" during the first Trump presidency, discusses with Peter Beinart how cruelty manifests in American politics as Donald Trump re-emerges onto the scene.

0 Philosophy Ethics

Without this you CAN’T live a good life

Chabad.org · 24 Nov 2024

This podcast discusses the vital components necessary for living a fulfilling and meaningful life, drawing on wisdom from Jewish teachings and philosophy.

0 Holocaust Ethics

A Jewish museum in Tulsa held a funeral for remains of Holocaust victims it kept for years

Andrew Lapin in Forward · 22 Nov 2024

The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma, recently provided a proper Jewish burial for the remains of several unidentified Holocaust victims that it had held for years.

0 Education Ethics

Restoring Religious Values into Our Schools

Emes Ve-Emunah · 22 Nov 2024

Reform Rabbi Mara Nathan of Temple Beth-El in San Antonio, Texas, protests a proposed public school curriculum for potentially teaching Christian dogma, which she views as a violation of both Jewish law and the First Amendment.

0 Jewish Law Ethics

11/23/24 – Shiur 490 – Can a Rav ever be Meikil on an עבירה to prevent a more serious עבירה?

Halacha Headlines · 22 Nov 2024

Exploring the permissibility of leniency in Jewish law, this episode delves into whether it is ever acceptable for a rabbi to allow a minor infraction to prevent a more serious violation.

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Arrest Warrant - with Thomas Friedman and Ilana Dayan

Unholy: Two Jews on the News · 21 Nov 2024

The episode discusses the International Criminal Court's arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, adding pressure on Israel during an already tumultuous period, and features insights from Thomas Friedman and Ilana Dayan on the future of Israeli politics and media responsibility.

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Robert Siegel on the Challenges Faced by Journalists in Trump's 2nd Term

MomentMag · 21 Nov 2024

Veteran journalist Robert Siegel delves into the difficulties journalists may encounter if faced with covering another term of Donald Trump as President.

0 Communities Ethics

In Dallas, these Jewish teens understand the appeal of gun ownership

Aria Knepler-Pearl in JTA · 21 Nov 2024

Jewish teenagers in Dallas, Texas, navigate their state's prevalent gun culture through a lens shaped by recent antisemitic events and their Jewish upbringing.

0 Israel Ethics

My Grandmother, A Zionist Who Died as She Lived

Mattan Berner-Kadish in Moment · 21 Nov 2024

Reflecting on his grandmother Shifra Kadish's life and her choice to end it on her own terms, Mattan Berner-Kadish weaves a narrative of her deep Zionist convictions and pioneering spirit.

0 Politics Ethics

International Criminal Court issues arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and his former defense minister

Ron Kampeas in JTA · 21 Nov 2024

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, alleging their involvement in the starvation of Palestinian civilians during recent hostilities with Hamas.

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Adam Serwer on American Cruelty

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 21 Nov 2024

Adam Serwer, an influential writer for The Atlantic, known for his essay "The Cruelty is the Point" during the Trump presidency, will join Peter Beinart for a discussion on American cruelty.

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Israel at War – They are Dying

For Heaven's Sake · 20 Nov 2024

The episode addresses the grave situation of Israeli hostages in Gaza, outlining their neglect and the political complexities surrounding their release.

0 Communities Ethics

Out of Focus: Chapter 5

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 19 Nov 2024

Cindy Scarr recounts a relatable moment from her marriage where the challenges of maintaining connection are complicated by her husband's ADHD.

0 Education Ethics

The Parents’ Role in Homework Is…

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 19 Nov 2024

Balancing parental involvement in children's homework can be challenging, especially when aiming to foster attributes like responsibility and creativity.

0 Ethics Torah

When is a Miracle Really a Miracle?

Emes Ve-Emunah · 19 Nov 2024

The article debates what constitutes a true miracle, contrasting reactions to a recent event where a Hezbollah rocket was intercepted in Bnei Brak.

0 Ethics Politics

For legal crusader Amy Bach, data is the key to holding America’s justice system accountable

Larry Luxner in JTA · 19 Nov 2024

Amy Bach, a lawyer and journalist, has driven significant change in the U.S. justice system by emphasizing the importance of data for accountability.

0 Leadership Ethics

Moving beyond event-driven fundraising to strengthen nonprofits

eJewishPhilanthropy · 19 Nov 2024

Michelle Friedman draws from her extensive experience in Jewish nonprofit fundraising to advocate for a shift from reliance on event-based fundraising to annual giving campaigns.

0 Ethics Politics

Brutalizing the Stranger

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 18 Nov 2024

Peter Beinart reflects on Jewish teachings from Parshat Vayera, connecting them to contemporary issues of immigration and xenophobia in the U.S.

0 Torah Ethics

Gratitude and Sorrow

TEXTing · 18 Nov 2024

Elana Stein Hain and Christine Hayes explore how traditional Jewish texts guide us in balancing gratitude and sorrow, particularly from Chapter 9 of Tractate Brachot, which outlines different blessings for joyful and sorrowful times.

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