America's Holy Haunted Houses
Halloween? Not Jewish. But America’s holy haunted houses post-Yom Kippur? A bit too real, says Allan Nadler of Jewish Ideas Daily.
America’s Holy Haunted Houses
Halloween? Not Jewish. But America’s holy haunted houses post-Yom Kippur? A bit too real, says Allan Nadler of Jewish Ideas Daily.
You're Invited: Waging Peace During Times of War
A world renowned Rabbi on Israeli-Palestinian issue. Speaking on how to wage peace during times war. University of St. Thomas. This Wednesday. You’re Invited.
You’re Invited: Waging Peace During Times of War
A world renowned Rabbi on Israeli-Palestinian issue. Speaking on how to wage peace during times war. University of St. Thomas. This Wednesday. You’re Invited.
Neither Robots nor Enemies
The idea of “arguing” with G-d is a central part of Judaism. We are not meant to be robots, not meant to passively watch as Hashem’s plan plays itself out. We are meant to take initiative – fight the trend, push the limits. Become a partner in fixing the world.
From Edina to Africa: A Visit With Our People
“I sold all my stuff that was too large to fit in a friend’s attic and I got on a plane and went to Uganda,” Witkin said. “And I really didn’t know how long I’d be there.”
A World Away: Minnesota Politicos Reflect on Their Trip to Israel
From El Al security to midnight bike rides, Galilee spirituality to high-level political meetings, our elected officials got a taste of what the Holy Land has to offer.
As an Israeli: Thoughts About Our Lost Brother Gilad Shalit
I graduated, worked, rented an apartment and bought a car. Gilad stayed 19. A soldier who was unknown suddenly became the brother of us all.
Reagan vs. the Jews: 30 Years Later
When arms deals to Saudi Arabia get ugly. 30 years ago, and today.
Art Survives: Expressions from the Holocaust
The artwork of survival. A Sabes JCC art exhibition reveals much about pain, hope and humanity. A guest post by Jodi Elowitz.