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Before this week’s Torah portion, the text refers to the wandering Israelites as “the people of Israel,” but now calls them “the house of Israel.” Rabbi James Greene explores the significance of this terminology shift.
The Reconstructionist Education Database goes live March 25. Learn how it will make Reconstructionist education more effective and relevant.
Rabbi Elliott Tepperman explains the importance of the World Zionist Congress and why he’s running on the Hatikvah slate.
Learn about the Virtual Shabbat Box’s origins. While the world has changed over the past five years, these weekly resources continue to provide meaning and inspiration.
Rabbi Seth Goldstein reminds us how we drown out the sound of bad things – from both the Purim story and in our daily lives!
Learn how to make these Mizrahi Purim treats and spice up your holiday celebration.
Think you know Purim? If you haven’t experienced the festive meal, you’ve missed half the zaniness and insight.
Rabbi Barbara Penzner explores the topsy-turvy nature of the Purim story. The holiday’s message, she writes, is about the power of human beings to embody Godliness and do right in the world.
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