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A righteous woman (opens the original)
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Earlier this summer, when we published a profile of Ramah of the Rockies’ Rabbi Eliav Bock, one of my oldest friends told me that she and he shared a kibbutz family, one year apart, and that he was a close friend of one of her college friends. In August, my friend in London, who incidentally is not Jewish, was at the Bar Mitzvah of her friend’s son. Who should she meet but Rabbi Marc Soloway of Bonai Shalom? Over the High Holidays, I found myself reading a biography of Henny Machlis, Emunah with
Ask me if I support Erdogan (opens the original)
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Anyone else tired of being asked to criticize the Israel government? To condemn radical settlers? For the record, I want to see new leadership in Israel. I’ve criticized Netanyahu more than once in this very space. I have also acknowledged that I would not have been remotely capable of doing his job on Oct. 7, 2023. I also condemn violence — provoked or not — by radical settlers. Radicalism, in general, tends to lead to more dead people and an overall degradation of quality of life. (Indeed, the
Where were you when...? (opens the original)
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There are moments in history seared into collective memory. Twenty-five years ago, the world was tilted on its axis when terrorists hijacked multiple airliners, destroyed lower Manhattan and murdered 2,977 people. We have never fully recovered. A close friend lives a few minutes from the Sept. 11 memorial in the Financial District. It is a powerful and painful memorial, deep black holes where the Twin Towers once stood, a literal burial ground, pools no longer reflecting skyscrapers, but unfatho
Irreplaceable losses (opens the original)
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The day before Cantor Zachary Kutner’s funeral, I happened to be speaking with Rabbi Tzvi Steinberg, formerly of Zera Abraham, who lives on the East Coast. In response to me asking how he was doing, Rabbi Steinberg’s said, “I’m doing well. But it’s a sad day.” I wondered if I had missed a major news story, but a beat later, Rabbi Steinberg filled me in: “With Cantor Kutner passing away.” Cantor Kutner did not daven in Rabbi Steinberg’s shul or live in his neighborhood. But Cantor Kutner was the
Defining anti-Semitism (opens the original)
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A hot topic of debate these days is defining anti-Semitism — almost to the point where the definition is discussed more than the actual anti-Semitism. The hearing at Boulder Valley School District earlier this month was a perfect illustration. A large chunk of people spent more time decrying the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism, the ADL and Israel than they did expressing concern that children were physically harassed and bullied because they were Jewish. For the record, the IHRA working definit
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