Keyword: It Seems to Me
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Edmund de Waal’s “The Hare with Amber Eyes” is about many things. Towards the very end of the 350-page book, the author confesses, “I no longer know if this book is about my …
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Rabbi James Rosenberg
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11/4/22
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The Jan. 22, 2021, issue of The New York Times includes an article by Corey Kilgannon titled, “Michael Cohen’s Prison of Choice: Well-known to Jewish Offenders.”
The article …
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Rabbi James Rosenberg
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5/6/22
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For many of us, this past Thanksgiving was a world apart from the Thanksgiving we celebrated – or failed to celebrate – a year ago.
On Thursday, Nov. 26, 2020, my wife Sandy and I sat …
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Rabbi James Rosenberg
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1/10/22
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“One Night, Markovitch” is the first novel by the young and gifted Israeli author Ayelet Gundar-Goshen; the Hebrew original appeared in 2012, while the English translation by Sondra …
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Rabbi James Rosenberg
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7/1/21
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I have been a fan of Thomas L. Friedman ever since I read his 1989 book, “From Beirut to Jerusalem,” a perceptive, nuanced look at Israel’s involvement in the seemingly infinite …
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Rabbi James Rosenberg
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10/2/20
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America is broken; our country has become the “Dis-united States.”
We routinely pledge allegiance to “one nation … indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” …
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Rabbi James Rosenberg
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7/3/20
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I set foot in Israel for the first time in June 1965. I had just turned 21 and was to spend most of my summer volunteering at K’far Menachem, a Mapam (seriously socialist) kibbutz located …
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Rabbi James Rosenberg
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8/24/17
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