Responsibility

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 14 Jan

Navigating complex relationships and emotional tensions, Rivi finds herself engulfed in a nightly crisis within her family dynamics.

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We have a moral obligation to end this nightmare of conflict in the Middle East

Israel: State of a Nation · 7 Jan

In an insightful discussion, Lebanese/Syrian activist Rawan Osman emphasizes the moral responsibility individuals and communities share in resolving the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

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Parashah of the week: Vayiggash

Jewish Chronicle · 2 Jan

In Parashat Vayiggash, Judah rises as a surprising leader among his brothers, stepping forward to negotiate with Joseph (unbeknownst to them, their brother) for Benjamin's release.

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“How Do I Live with Crushing Guilt?”

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 26 Nov 2024

In this insightful piece from Mishpacha Magazine, a woman grapples with guilt over her challenging marriage and its impact on her children.

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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.

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Ishmael and Moses: Everything Is Foreseen or Freedom Is Given?

David Curwin in Lehrhaus · 17 Nov 2024

David Curwin's analysis of the stories of Ishmael and Moses reveals striking parallels that underscore themes of parental care, intervention by higher powers, and ultimately, the notion of personal responsibility transcending national identities.

0 Politics Jewish Law

The Ruling Authorities

TEXTing · 4 Nov 2024

Elana Stein Hain and Leora Batnitzky explore musings from Pirkei Avot regarding the function and necessity of government, particularly in the context of election anxieties and the democratic process.

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Natasha Hausdorff tells Eylon Levy about the key principles of international humanitarian law.

Israel: State of a Nation · 21 Oct 2024

Natasha Hausdorff, an expert in international law, discusses the foundational principles governing international humanitarian law with Eylon Levy.

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Parashah of the week: Ha’azinu

Jewish Chronicle · 1 Oct 2024

Parashat Haazinu, read on Shabbat Shuvah, poetically warns of the consequences Israel faces if it fails to uphold the divine covenant.

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What’s Your Fish?

TEXTing · 23 Sep 2024

Elana Stein Hain and Yonah Hain discuss the story of Jonah through the lens of a Midrash from Pirkei DeRabbi Eliezer, suggesting that Jonah's time in the whale is less about punishment and more about gaining perspective.

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Parashah of the week: Ki Tavo

Jewish Chronicle · 20 Sep 2024

The declaration from Parashat Ki Tavo, recited by Israelites upon bringing their first fruits, significantly shapes Jewish identity as it is integrated into the Pesach Haggadah.

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Parshas Ki Savo: Walking Wisdom

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 17 Sep 2024

Cindy Scarr reflects on the profound lesson of spiritual independence derived from Parshas Ki Savo.

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The Management Map: Part 1

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 16 Sep 2024

Gvira Milworm, CEO of Temech, leverages over 30 years of workforce experience to offer insights on effective leadership and team management, emphasizing the importance of soft skills alongside technical abilities.

0 Communities Education

Family First Inbox: Issue 910

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 10 Sep 2024

The correspondence in Family First Inbox: Issue 910 covers a diverse range of parental concerns within the Orthodox Jewish community.

0 Jewish Law Torah

Living with Dissonance

TEXTing · 9 Sep 2024

In this heartfelt episode, Elana Stein Hain explores the concept of dissonance using a midrash from Sifrei Bamidbar, reflecting on the tragic events surrounding the death of Hersh Goldberg-Polin.

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Parashah of the week: Re’eh

Jewish Chronicle · 30 Aug 2024

This article reflects on Parashat Reeh and its call to obliterate a town consumed by idolatry, which is interpreted as a hypothetical case for learning by later rabbinic tradition.

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For Granted: Chapter 56

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 27 Aug 2024

In this installment of the serialized story "For Granted" from Mishpacha Magazine, Dini struggles with the emotional fallout from a breach of trust involving her friend Bracha.

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Opposing Camps

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 26 Aug 2024

The article "Opposing Camps" highlights the challenges faced by educators who balance their responsibilities between their regular teaching jobs and summer camp roles.

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Parashah of the week: Balak

Jewish Chronicle · 18 Jul 2024

The Parashah of the week, Balak, discusses the importance of taking responsibility for our actions, emphasizing that we are accountable for the situations we find ourselves in rather than attributing them to chance.

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The Egoz Boys

Tablet Audience Editors in Tablet · 11 Jul 2024

The article discusses the experiences of members of the Egoz unit in the Israel Defense Forces, known for their expertise in guerrilla warfare and special reconnaissance operations.

0 Jewish Law Ethics

Revisiting ‘Charity’ (The Laws of צדקה) (Part 1) - Rabbi Ilan Acoca

The Habura · 7 May 2024

Rabbi Ilan Acoca delves into the intricacies of tzedakah (charity) laws, drawing extensively from the Mishneh Torah and emphasizing the ethical and practical dimensions of giving.

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Douglas Murray: They're Responsible For Their Actions

Israel: State of a Nation · 30 Apr 2024

The video features Douglas Murray discussing the concept of responsibility for one's actions, possibly in relation to Israel or another geopolitical issue.

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Leadership isn’t a position — it’s an attitude

eJewishPhilanthropy · 19 Apr 2024

The text discusses a crisis of leadership in politics, business, and religion, highlighting widespread distrust towards leaders.

0 Leadership Jewish Law

Leadership isn’t a position — it’s an attitude

Rachel Kohn in eJewishPhilanthropy · 19 Apr 2024

The article discusses the contemporary crisis of trust in leaders across political, corporate, and religious spheres, emphasizing the need for a new attitude towards leadership.

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Obligation

Elana Stein Hain in Sources · 5 Apr 2024

This article explores the concept of obligation within Judaism, emphasizing how communal responsibility shapes the Jewish covenant with God and future generations.

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