HeyJaredRabbi Chaim Goldberg
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The Prime Minister was right. But we have to build on top of his words. (opens the original)
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Last night I watched the Prime Minister speak before the nation, and it was a strong speech. Every word was true. Every accusation answered. And still, something bothered me. How can something be so right and leave me unsettled? It took me a while to understand. And then, somewhere in the middle of the night, it broke through my sleep. I was uncomfortable because it was still playing on their field. Defending our right to exist. Answering their charges. And you can win every argument on that fie
A "knowing" with its feet on the ground (opens the original)
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Part Two of Two · Chaim Goldberg (for part one, click here) In 2023, I finished another seminar with a Noahide community in Tennessee. The suitcase was in the trunk, the driver was waiting, and I already had one hand on the car door when Steve caught up with me. Whatever he had to say could not wait for an email. “You have to understand," he said. “Where I come from, what a man professed and how he lived the next morning were two separate files. Nobody expected the one to obligate the other. And
Lindsey Graham was called Israel's greatest friend. I know thousands more. (opens the original)
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On Sunday morning in Jerusalem, I opened Twitter and froze. Senator Lindsey Graham, dead at 71, hours after stepping off a plane from Ukraine. The shock landed on a bruise: only last week our neighborhood buried a friend who died just as suddenly, a man we raised our children alongside. Sudden death, of someone close in friendship or in conviction, shakes something at the foundation. What is man, and how fragile. Those words were still echoing in me when another thought rose, and it would not si
Fukuyama, Huntington, and the Noahide Path (opens the original)
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I remember that morning in the early nineties. The Berlin Wall had fallen. The superpower we grew up fearing collapsed from within-and almost no one saw it coming. A surprising feeling of elation. And that same morning, sitting down to talk with my teacher and rabbi - who had insisted, a full decade before it happened, that "the Soviet Union is a lie, and lies come to an end" - and realizing how deeply he had seen into the inner truth of things, refusing to be captured by what the eyes could see
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