Aliyah, Israel, and reflections on a life lived inside the Jewish tory.
Live Last read · last published · next check
In my previous article, I argued that one of the great intellectual temptations of our time is the flattening of everything: the impulse to take complicated people, histories, identities, and conflicts and force them into categories that are easier to understand and, perhaps more importantly, easier to judge.
For today’s flat earthers, everything needs to fit into a tidy categorical box.
Is This the Real Life? Is This Just Fantasy?
When a Star of David Is Simply a Star of David
I grew up believing that liberalism meant openness—openness to people, to ideas, and to respectful disagreement.
Article 1 Post-Aliyah
On Tuesday, after 34 years serving as a community leader in South Orange–Maplewood, and the last 10 years living here, my wife Raina and I will be moving.
Reprinted from the Nee Jersey Jewish News
Reprint from the New Jersey Jewish News
