A Wall is Built as a Wall Falls – In Parts
byAnd on the first day there was a groan as if the earth herself contracted sweat beading down her brow and the stuck sob…
And on the first day there was a groan as if the earth herself contracted sweat beading down her brow and the stuck sob…
A personal & political discussion with Rav Yehuda HaKohen on the story of the Jewish people during the 1980s – both in Israel & the United States.
I remember a conversation about what it means to return Home. I thought it made sense, Aliya. To become an Oleh, To quite literally…
Does anti-Semitism constitute a system of oppression with a unique function in society?
As a ‘moderate’ spiritual leader of Hebrew descent, Bilaam refuses to concede the correctness of the ‘radical’ Hebrew nation emerging from the desert.
Do the children of Israel have something meaningful to contribute to the contemporary discourse surrounding masculinity? How can an ‘Aleph Male’ differ from an ‘Alpha Male’?
US Jews in the 1980s were as safe & comfortable as a Jewish community had ever been – yet the shadow of the Holocaust still loomed large over their identities.
Israel’s leadership is directly responsible for how we as a collective are perceived by the world.
Israeli teachers have been showing impressive restraint & concern for the children they teach despite their demands not being taken seriously.
“The whole world is a very narrow bridge, but the main thing is for us to not have any fear at all.”
(Rebbi Naḥman of Breslov)
The Jonathan Pollard Affair was an earthquake that fueled accusations of duel loyalty & raised a cloud of suspicion against the US Jewish community.
The story of the Jewish people is a difficult story to share with outsiders because it doesn’t fit into the frameworks & categories familiar to most people.