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Tag: Sanctuary

0 Jewish Law History

How Generosity Built the Synagogue

Elli Fischer in 18forty · 19 Feb

Exploring the evolution of Jewish worship from the Mishkan to contemporary synagogues, the article examines how acts of kindness have been a core function of synagogues from the start.

0 Communities Politics

American synagogues are being forced into a terrible choice: Collaborate with ICE or risk our own safety

JTA · 11 Feb

With increasing ICE operations in cities like Minneapolis, American synagogues face a critical issue: whether to accept security funding from the Department of Homeland Security, which now comes with conditions, including cooperation with ICE and restrictions on diversity initiatives, or risk their own safety.

0 Communities Culture

Tablet Magazine in Tablet · 2 Feb

In an intriguing contemplation of the Jewish dimension of Miami, the article delves into its emergence as a thriving epicenter for Jewish life, culture, and identity.

0 Holidays Culture

SHABBAT IS ALMOST HERE

Sonya's Prep · 23 Jan

Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest, is eagerly anticipated each week as a time to disconnect from the daily hustle, rejuvenate, and focus on personal and communal connections.

0 Ethics Politics

Moment Debate | Do Jews Have a Special Obligation to Hide Migrants or Refugees Who Are in Danger of Deportation?

Moment in Moment · 26 Mar 2025

The debate featured in this Moment article discusses whether Jews have a unique obligation to protect migrants and refugees at risk of deportation.

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.