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1 month ago |
futureofjewish.com | Ted Goldstein
Future of Jewish is the ultimate newsletter by and for people passionate about Judaism and Israel. Subscribe to better understand and become smarter about the Jewish world. This is a guest essay written by Ted Goldstein, a Jewish poet and educator. You can also listen to the podcast version of this essay on Apple Podcasts, YouTube Music, YouTube, and Spotify. The siren shattered Shabbat. It was 10:30 in the evening, and we had just started dessert.
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1 month ago |
open.substack.com | Ted Goldstein
The siren shattered Shabbat. It was 10:30, and we had just started dessert. My hosts, their 15 year old daughter, and I rushed into the shelter. I wasn’t worried so much as I was annoyed. I happened to be in the middle of a particularly good piece of rugelach when the siren went off, and I foolishly forgot to bring it with me. My tea, I knew, was getting cold. Living in Jerusalem, you get far fewer sirens than the rest of the country.
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1 month ago |
futureofjewish.com | Ted Goldstein
Future of Jewish is the ultimate newsletter by and for people passionate about Judaism and Israel. Subscribe to better understand and become smarter about the Jewish world. This is a guest essay written by Ted Goldstein, a Jewish poet and educator. You can also listen to the podcast version of this essay on Apple Podcasts, YouTube Music, YouTube, and Spotify. I am the luckiest Jewish educator who ever lived. The yeshiva I taught in was half Ashkenazi and half Sephardic, mostly Persian.
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Sep 3, 2024 |
tedgoldstein.substack.com | Ted Goldstein
An American citizen was murdered by terrorists four days ago. The American president has been silent everyday since. In times of great national crisis, we expect our leaders to show up. We expect our leaders to stand before the nation and speak to us. We expect their presence. But Biden has been anything but present for American Jews. Sadly, his silence on Hersh’s death is just another betrayal in a long train of neglect. I take great pride in my American citizenship.
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Jul 19, 2024 |
tedgoldstein.substack.com | Ted Goldstein
This week’s Torah portion is one of the strangest in the entire Torah. Parashat Balak tells the story of an antisemitic king named Balak who hires a sorcerer named Bilaam to curse the Jewish people.
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