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Light and Darkness, Intertwined – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Three years have passed since that terrible Simchas Torah morning of October 7. Three years of war, loss, upheaval, and questions that remain painfully unresolved. But as we enter Succos after the closeness of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, I find myself returning to a more fundamental question: What has happened to us over these three years? Here in this embattled country, what has been going on in the Jewish nation’s collective soul? In recent months, I have devoted several of these columns to
Don’t Start with the Solution – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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When it comes to public discourse, there is no trap quite as dangerous as misleading framing: a hidden assumption that demands a discussion without first examining whether the assumption itself is correct. The public discourse surrounding the enlistment of yeshivah students after October 7 rests on a single premise: After October 7, everything changed. The war proved that the IDF needs thousands more soldiers, and therefore, the gedolei Yisrael and the chareidi public must change their position
Friend or Foe? – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Once the very fabric of Torah is delegitimized, it’s time to draw a red line Over the past few weeks, two bills brought before the Knesset ignited an unusually fierce backlash across broad segments of Israel’s Religious Zionist community. The first was the proposed Basic Law: Torah Study, legislation intended to grant constitutional recognition to the supreme value of Torah learning and provide the legal and political foundation for a long-term arrangement safeguarding those who devote their liv
A Manufactured Deadlock – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Following my recent column on the structural and economic challenges battering the Torah world in Israel, I received a wide array of correspondence. Among the letters from roshei yeshivah and philanthropists, a handful of responses from pragmatic brothers in the Diaspora made me stop and think hard. One letter, from a respected member of a shul in New York, challenged me with raw honesty. “Here,” he wrote, “we have had numerous boys pass through who served in Gaza. Some of them would say, ‘I was
A Manufactured Deadlock – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Following my recent column on the structural and economic challenges battering the Torah world in Israel, I received a wide array of correspondence. Among the letters from roshei yeshivah and philanthropists, a handful of responses from pragmatic brothers in the Diaspora made me stop and think hard. One letter, from a respected member of a shul in New York, challenged me with raw honesty. “Here,” he wrote, “we have had numerous boys pass through who served in Gaza. Some of them would say, ‘I was
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