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0 Torah Philosophy

Jewish Chronicle · 31 Oct

Rabbi Natasha Mann explores the thematic connections between the biblical narratives of Noah and Jonah, highlighting both their symbolic similarities and crucial differences in their relationship with divine intervention.

0 Gender/Identity Ethics

The Café: Is apology on the menu?

Guest Blogger in Lilith · 10 Oct

Reflecting on a past trauma, a woman confronts a respected rabbi who once manipulated her teenage self into an inappropriate relationship under the guise of spirituality.

0 Jewish Law Philosophy

Can Religious Zionism Do Teshuvah?

Zach Truboff in Lehrhaus · 10 Oct

The piece explores the concept of teshuvah (repentance) within the framework of Religious Zionism, focusing on historical and contemporary responses to crises.

0 Culture Ethics

Neo-Nazi Transformed into a Proud Jew (The Unimaginable Story of Frank Meeink)

Living Lchaim · 28 Sep

Frank Meeink's journey from a neo-Nazi skinhead to a dedicated Jewish practitioner is a powerful narrative of personal transformation and redemption.

0 Antisemitism Communities

Joining the Ranks of Jewish History

JA Mag in Jewish Action · 23 Sep

In the face of increased antisemitic threats, rabbis like Elliot Schrier and Yaakov Trump argue that these challenges offer unexpected opportunities for unity and renewed Jewish pride.

0 Communities Philosophy

We are so sorry, and we are still here for you

eJewishPhilanthropy · 3 Sep

The article is a heartfelt letter expressing condolences to Rachel and Jon on the loss of their son, Hersh.

0 Jewish Law Torah

Rachelle Fraenkel on Religious Trauma, Torah Study, and Redemption

Sruli Fruchter in 18forty · 29 Aug

Rabbanit Rachelle Fraenkel is recognized globally for her profound faith and scholarship in Jewish law and thought.

0 Torah Jewish Law

The Temple was our beating heart – we should mourn its loss

Jewish Chronicle · 11 Aug

The article highlights the importance of mourning the loss of the Temple in Jewish tradition, emphasizing that the Temple was central to Jewish identity and a place where God's presence was felt most acutely.

0 Leadership Television/Film

The Art of Failure

Jewdicious · 2 Aug

Ross Kagan Marks, a film director and educator, reflects on his experiences with failure and resilience, emphasizing the importance of learning from setbacks.

0 Leadership Jewish Law

How the Lubavitcher Rebbe Teaches Us to Transcend Ourselves

Sruli Fruchter in 18forty · 9 Jul

The article discusses the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, focusing on the importance of collectivity, generosity, and empathy as ways to transcend oneself.

0 Art Jewish Law

Giving Shape to Abstraction: Illustrating Redemption in the Book of Ruth

Benjamin Marcus in Lehrhaus · 9 Jun

The article discusses the challenge of illustrating the Book of Ruth, focusing not on the plot but on the theme of redemption.

0 Education Communities

I Was a Teenage Drug Lord Getting Rich and Making Enemies: The Yankel Meislin Story | Kosher Money

Living Lchaim · 21 May

The YouTube video tells the story of Yankel Meislin, a former teenage drug lord from Long Island who transitioned into a life coach, discussing his past involvement in drug dealing, gangs, hidden cash, and the importance of real values and business coaching.

0 Education Israel

"Let Us Deal Wisely with Them"

Emily Alhadeff in The Cholent · 19 Apr

The text discusses the cyclical nature of Jewish existence, focusing on the story of Passover as a central narrative in Judaism.

0 History Holidays

We can find strength in Pesach’s story of hope and redemption

Jewish Chronicle · 19 Apr

Pesach's story of hope and redemption, as depicted in the Haggadah, has always been a source of strength for the Jewish people.

0 Israel Prayer

A Prayer for Israel to Add to Your Pesach Seder

Sruli Fruchter in 18forty · 17 Apr

Rabbi Yosef Zvi Rimon has composed a special prayer for Israel to be recited at Pesach Sedarim, expressing gratitude for living in a time of redemption and witnessing the establishment of the country.

0 Culture Jewish Law

A PASSSOVER SPECIAL: BECOMING ELIJAH

Jewish Lives · 17 Apr

Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove and Professor Daniel Matt explore the transformation of the prophet Elijah from a biblical zealot to a revered, compassionate figure in Jewish folklore, particularly his significance during Passover.

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Endless?

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 16 Apr

The text explores the concept of galus (exile) within the Jewish experience, highlighting the feeling of endlessness and hopelessness that accompanies it.

0 History Philosophy

Endless?

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 16 Apr

The text discusses the concept of endlessness in the Jewish experience, particularly in the context of galus (exile).

0 Antisemitism

Review, High and Low: ‘I’m not convinced Galliano’s mea culpa is entirely sincere’

Felix Pope in Jewish Chronicle · 7 Mar

The documentary "High and Low" explores the rise and fall of fashion designer John Galliano, focusing on his antisemitic outburst in a Paris bar which led to his downfall.

0 History Jewish Law

How using words like 'redemption' and 'civilian' shapes the thinking on Israel's war with Hamas

Aviya Kushner in Forward · 3 Jan

The use of language in discussing Israel's war with Hamas is explored in this article.

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#74: Messianic Prognostication

Torah 101 · 12 Jun 2023

In this podcast, the speaker discusses the topic of Messianic prognostication, which refers to the speculation about when the Messiah will come.

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Leon Kass on Reading Ruth

Tikvah · 24 May 2023

In the book "Reading Ruth: Birth, Redemption, and the Way of Israel" by Leon Kass and Hannah Mandelbaum, the authors explore the beloved biblical story of Ruth and its deeper meanings.

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The Seder of an Alternative Future

guestpost in Jewschool · 2 Apr 2023

This article explores the concept of different categories in Judaism, such as man, woman, Jew, non-Jew, slave, poor person, and rich person.

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#69: The Miracles of Messiah

Torah 101 · 20 Feb 2023

This podcast discusses the concept of Messiah in the context of Jewish history and the pattern of exile and redemption.

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The Most Important Word in the World

Sheila Tuller Keiter in Jewish Review of Books · 3 Oct 2022

In John Steinbeck's novel "East of Eden," the Hebrew word "timshel" is presented as an important concept, meaning "thou mayest" and representing free will and the possibility of redemption.

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