HeyJaredMicha Danzig
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The shofar calls you (opens the original)
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I have heard the shofar in enough rooms across two continents to know that the sound never changes, though the room around it always does. In a suburban San Diego Reform sanctuary, it arrived as one staged moment inside a service built for comfort and still startled a room arranged not to be startled. In a Conservative congregation in New York, wrapped in more Hebrew and halachic weight, the room remained, recognizably, a gathering of individuals each working through a private accounting. In sma
To celebrities who just don't get it: Enough! (opens the original)
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In April 1915, during World War I, Fritz Haber stood at Ypres, having personally directed Germany’s preparations to release chlorine gas from thousands of cylinders toward Allied trenches. He did not invent chlorine, though he championed the method and became the principal architect of Germany’s chemical weapons program. A Jewish chemist who converted to Protestant Christianity in 1892, Haber made himself indispensable to the German war machine and believed that conversion and usefulness would b
How Judaism invented individual rights (opens the original)
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There is a sentence in the first chapter of Genesis that quietly overturned the political logic of the ancient world. We still live with the aftershocks, as well as recurring attempts to undo it. Every ancient kingdom—Egypt, Babylon, Assyria, Sumer, etc.—was organized around the same premise: The individual was nothing; the collective, embodied in the king, the priesthood or the aristocracy, was everything. A peasant’s worth was measured entirely by his usefulness to the ruling hierarchy. The id
Scapegoat first, facts never: The DSA’s ignorant, metastasizing antisemitism (opens the original)
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Since Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral victory in New York City, the Democratic Socialists of America and self-described progressive left have strung together a series of wins that should alarm anyone paying attention. The trend has surfaced in New Jersey, Michigan and Minnesota, where Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan recently defeated moderate Rep. Angie Craig for the Democratic Senate nomination after making the genocide libel that demonizes Israel a centerpiece of her campaign. Now it has reached Florida. The
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