Hebrew scholar and Jewish academic Irene Lancaster reflects on power, leadership and slavery in Exodus 3:14.
Moses never veers from this line. Contrary to popular belief, he never tells Pharaoh, “let my people go,” full stop, but ...
What was once a place of worship filled with precious objects packed with meaning now sits in heavy layers of dark soot, ...
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Opinion: Lessons from 1964’s Mississippi Freedom Summer
The recent arson that destroyed Beth Israel, Jackson, Miss.'s only synagogue, recalls that state's dark history of violence ...
Each of us faces fears, obstacles, and challenges. We encounter people and circumstances, inside and outside, which scare us ...
We can read these different versions as the Egyptians, perhaps out of admiration, guilt, fear, or recognition of injustice, freely giving to their neighbors. A situation where Moses is “esteemed.” ...
To celebrate this day and honor those who have fallen, The Jerusalem Post has created a timeline in remembrance of the ...
When the Jews left Egypt, they were a nation of slaves. They had no soldiers, no tanks, and no armies. Yet, the Torah doesn’t say the slaves left Egypt, or even that the Jews left Egypt. The Torah ...
Jewish groups of all denominations opposed to the aggressive surge in immigration enforcement sign open letters, help plan ...
Jewish groups opposed to the aggressive surge in immigration enforcement are signing letters, planning protests and mending ...
Beth Israel was also bombed in 1967 by the Ku Klux Klan. Artifacts that survived bombing were lost in the weekend fire.
We have it great in Israel. Remember how back in the old country we celebrated by going to the dentist after cracking some teeth eating the hard, wood-tasting boxer (carob)?
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