Religion & Beliefs

Notes From The Delegation (Pt. 2): The Pursuit Of Justice

The passion for social justice is, thankfully, not limited to rabbis. The work of tikkun olam requires partnership between professionals and lay people.

Birth Writing: All The Young Dudes

I wasn’t sick just yet, but in a very Israeli manner, it was a preemptive strike to secure my borders.

Notes From The Delegation: Is Spiritual Power The Most Solid Foundation?

Jewish social action requires us to locate our spiritual power. Anyone can set out to make the world a better place, a friendlier place, a more peaceful or equitable place. As a Jewish leader it is my relationship with God and my people that brings deeper meaning and purpose to my quest for justice.

Jews Watching Big Love: Help Me Rhonda

Episode number 6 of the final season of Big Love aired last night under the title D.I.V.O.R.C.E and acronym-ization of the word “divorce” was only one of the many puzzling things that took place in last night’s episode.

Helen Thomas Continues To Be A Crazy Old Person Who Hates Jews. (And CNN Likes It)

At this point everybody realizes that Helen Thomas is a crazy old person who makes stupid, anti-Jewish remarks, so the natural thing to do would be to put her on Joy Behar’s television show, so she could make a fool of herself a little bit more.

“Wasting Money” Not Included In “Most Jewish” Game

Today I found out that I am part of a small percentage of a minority that thinks the film The Princess Bride is “Most Jewish.”

Getting The Snip At 33

A man talks about his kids, the similarities between Jews and Roman Catholics, and of course the big snip.

Birth Writing: The New Normal

The continuing adventures of an American drinking his way through Israel on a Birthright tour.