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Guest opinion: Peace between Israelis and Palestinians: A guide for the perplexed

Guest opinion: Peace between Israelis and Palestinians: A guide for the perplexed Rabbi Adam Miller © Gary Jung/Special to the Naples Daily News Rabbi Adam Miller Last week, the violence in Israel and Gaza came to a halt with the announcement of a cease-fire. A tenuous pause, at best, in the launching of rockets designed to indiscriminately kill civilians in Israel and military strike in retaliation to destroy the rocket stockpiles. A cease-fire is not peace. I will never forget being in Israel in 2014, during the massive Gaza conflict. They declared a cease fire for 6pm that night. We were driving in a bus at 5:50pm when the alarms went off – hundreds of rockets launched from Gaza toward Israel in a last volley to inflict pain. Our bus screeched to a halt. The driver told us we had twenty seconds until impact. We ran off as quickly as possible and laid down in a nearby ditch with our hands over our heads.  We prayed for safety as the thunder of the Iron D

Spring 2020

the social context of hair for Jews of color today, SARAH SELTZER talked to CHAVA SHERVINGTON, a longtime diversity activist in the Jewish community, as well as an attorney and mom, who by her own admission has become “obsessed with hair issues” as she helps her kids navigate the complex politics of their Black hair. feature I wanted to take off my ring, but I needed a ritual to acknowledge that Divinity was present, even at this moment of loss.  feature My mother’s hair is colorful ropes of cotton, carefully and methodically wrapped in a rainbow of layers growing in width as the ends disappear into hidden corners below her hairline. As a girl, I often sat in my mother’s room, watching her in this morning ritual as she added the last detail of her dressing.. Read more »

At one JCC, new classes make it easy for adults with disabilities to tune in

Jews may be the “chosen people,” but when it comes to Jewish education, adults with disabilities have often been left out. Coinciding with Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month, the Marcus JCC of Atlanta’s Lisa F. Brill Institute for Jewish Learning offers inclusive education classes through the Florence Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning virtually via Zoom. The second series of “Members of the Tribe” classes is now underway, with more than double the number of students participating. Rabbi Steven Rau of Atlanta’s The Temple taught the first class, and instructor Devorah Lowenstein of Atlanta Education Associates leads the second.

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