HeyJaredRabbi Areyah Kaltmann
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One more chance, one more prayer … (opens the original)
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There are moments in sports that seem almost too perfectly scripted to be real. A game appears to be over. The clock reaches zero. The crowd goes silent. One team begins to celebrate while the other walks away in disbelief. And then, somehow, impossibly, there is one more chance. That is what happened last Saturday night in Ann Arbor. Michigan was trailing Western Michigan 12-7 on Sept. 5 with the game seemingly over. The Wolverines had one final desperate opportunity. Quarterback Bryce Underwoo
The cry beneath the rubble (opens the original)
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This week, a 7.4-magnitude earthquake ripped through Colombia, and a five-story residential building in Cali collapsed into a mountain of concrete and rubble. There was almost no reason to believe that anyone could possibly still be alive beneath the devastation. Rescuers searched through the wreckage. Then they heard something, a faint whimper. They stopped and listened. From somewhere deep beneath the concrete came a man’s voice: “Save us! I’m with a baby.” The rescuers began frantically diggi
Ireland’s fog of prejudice (opens the original)
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It is striking that at a time when the Torah just commanded us to learn how to see, we are also confronted with examples of what happens when prejudice prevents people from seeing clearly. Ireland has a long and painful history of living under British rule. The memory of oppression, struggle for national self-determination and resistance to a powerful empire is deeply embedded in the Irish consciousness. Logically, that history should create a natural sympathy for the Jewish people and for Israe
What Moses can teach Madison Avenue (opens the original)
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This week, a friend I have known for more than 20 years sent me a text message. I had shown him a new billboard campaign sponsored by the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, which recently launched, across New York City and his reaction startled me. “I don’t like it,” he wrote. “You don’t see any other religion trying to promote themselves on billboards anywhere in the USA. Enough already with trying to ‘educate’ everyone on antisemitism. How’s that been working out for the last 30 years?” A few minutes
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