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The Association of Reform Zionists of America (ARZA), on behalf of the Union for Reform Judaism, condemns in the strongest possible terms the attempt on Monday night to destroy Shira Hadasha , a Conservative synagogue in Arad, Israel.  The attack … Continue reading →

After graduating from Brandeis, I joined AVODAH: The Jewish Service Corps which proved to be one of the best experiences of my life.  I moved into a house on the border of Carroll Gardens and Red Hook at the end … Continue reading →

If you’re in Toronto, the answer should be coming to this event.  On November 18, 2009, an Israeli woman, Nofrat Frenkel, was arrested for wearing a tallit and holding a Torah scroll at the Kotel. On January 5, 2010, Israeli … Continue reading →

The past two years have been filled with lots of changes.  One of the most significant is that I now work out with a trainer which has propelled me into a major lifestyle change, lots more working out.  I find … Continue reading →

It took me awhile and finally I saw Avatar.  I saw it in 3-d and it was well worth it (though wearing the 3-d glasses over my glasses was quite uncomfortable).  The plot of the story wasn’t so unique (yes … Continue reading →

It is here.  The day that most sports fans have waited for, Superbowl Sunday! Or, if that doesn’t make you excited… It is here.  The day that most sports fans have waited for, the commercials on Superbowl Sunday! Since the … Continue reading →

And here is some serious proof. Ketchup will never be the same.

This week in the Torah we read Parshat Yitro, the story of Revelation.  Just forty-nine days after the crossing of the Sea of Reeds and Redemption, this emerging community is made into a covenantal community.  No longer will the Israelite … Continue reading →

Even more on DADT.

Take a look here.  Did you write to Congress yet?  I did yesterday and it was so easy.  Remember, faxes and emails are most effective!  Calls are great, too.  Here is a list of contact information for the Senate.  Here … Continue reading →