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Jimmy Carter, An Appreciation
We become not a melting pot but a beautiful mosaic. Different people, different beliefs, different yearnings, different hopes, different dreams. —Jimmy Carter “Enough is enough! I’m…
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Lost in the Holocaust, He Returned To His Family 79 Years Later Through A Recovered Book of Scripture
It might have made a great movie script, but rejected out of hand as too incredible to be believed—yet it happened. A 13-year-old boy—a Holocaust victim…
Christianity
Second Tennessee Religious School Shooting In Four Months
On March 27th a heavily armed attacker shot through a locked school door at a private Christian school in Nashville, killing three 9-year-old students, a custodian,…
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Death Sentence of Pittsburgh Shooter Met with Relief, Prayers and a Wish for Closure
Nearly five years after the deadliest antisemitic attack in the nation’s history, the individual found guilty has been sentenced to death. For the survivors, their friends,…
Politics
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Provides Antisemitism and Bigotry With Yet Another Misbegotten Megaphone
"[some] individual Jews are all right, Harvey, but as a race they stink. They spoil everything they touch." – Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. “Covid-19 is targeted…
Judaism
There Are No Antisemites In America!
Great news! THERE ARE NO ANTISEMITES IN AMERICA!!! The newly added U.S. Census question: “Are you an antisemite?” received absolutely zero Yesses!! It marked the first time…
Judaism
“Faithfully Yours, Harold Kushner”—When Bad Things Happen to Good People Author Leaves a Legacy of Faith and Reassurance
Rabbi Harold Kushner’s faith was shaken. His 14-year-old son, Aaron, suffered and ultimately died from a rare condition known as progeria—rapid aging. Aaron was a good…
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Communities Are Dialing 911—Shall We Answer or Let It Go to Voicemail? Buffalo and “The Great Replacement Theory” Revisited
On May 14, 2022, Latisha, an assistant office manager at the Jefferson Avenue Tops Supermarket in Buffalo, New York, tried to make herself invisible. Lying behind…
Judaism
America’s Second Gentleman Takes A Journey to His Roots to Remember—And to Heal
Second Gentleman, Doug Emhoff, took a journey back to his roots on an expedition that opened old wounds as well as some pathways to hope. The…
Judaism
“Our Kids Are Suffering”—Preparedness Saves Synagogue From Tragedy
In Pittsburgh, in Poway, in Colleyville the story was the same: a synagogue is attacked and its community put in fear and on guard. The story…