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Zayin Adar: Paying Tribute to Chevra Kadisha

Zayin Adar: Paying Tribute to Chevra Kadisha
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All of Israel are responsible for each other

All of Israel are responsible for each other
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What makes a person a good Jew?

Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, US Govt Free Clip Art Zalman Zirkind, a Chassidic Jew, is scheduled to be sentenced in U.S. District Court, in New York, for having pleaded guilty to laundering drug money. He faces a possible 11 to 14 years in jail. As reported by The New York Jewish Week (January 15, 2021) his supporters “have submitted letters testifying to his character and asking for a lenient sentence”.

We Are Not Alone

Littman Library of Jewish Civilization; 368 pages, $46.85) Israel, the Jewish people, and Jewish thinkers have always been caught in the struggle between universalism and particularism. Theodore Herzl envisaged Jewish sovereignty as a way for Jews to become “normal”, allowing them to take a seat among the nations of the world. Yet many Zionists are more like Yeshayahu Leibovitz, who valued sovereignty simply because it freed him from subordination to goyim. Herzl wanted Jews to become part of the larger world; Leibovitz wanted to stay away. The Tanakh, too, suffers from this dialectic: Jews have a universal mission in the world “to be a blessing to all the nations of the earth” (Gen. 12:3), but also are “a people who dwells apart” (Numb. 23:9).

Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook and Tikkun Olam

Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook and Tikkun Olam This is the second piece in a series sponsored by Tevel b’Tzedek that examines the concept of Tikkun Olam through conversations with some of the Jewish world’s best minds. The full videotaped conversation with Yehuda Mirsky, professor of Jewish Thought at Brandeis University and author of the acclaimed “Rav Kook: Mystic in a Time of Revolution,” can be seen here. Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook (1865-1935) is one of the most fascinating and most important Jewish figures of the twentieth century. A Talmudic genius and kabbalist, who even his rabbinic opponents  recognized as a uniquely gifted master of Torah, Rav Kook was a mystical visionary whose perspective was cosmic in scope and also a person deeply engaged in the world. Kook was the spiritual father of Religious Zionism and creator of the modern Chief Rabbinate, who answered complicated Halachic questions and helped impoverished and desperate people on a daily basis. Trained at th

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