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In 1985, I stood in the corner of a crowded meeting room at the Wayne State University Student Center, stone-faced, while people I did not know lined up at a microphone to denounce me before the Student Newspaper Publications Board. I dont think Howard Lovy should be editor of The South Endbecause he is biased toward Israel, said one, referring to the student newspaper, where I was up for the editors position. The board would decide if I should take the top job
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Join us to mark the closing of Dana Arielis virtual exhibition,The Zionist Phantom, organized by Brandeis Universitys Schusterman Center for Israel Studies. This live conversation will expand upon the themes emerging from the exhibition, suggesting new and exciting connections between international artists, ideas and creative projects that explore collective histories, personal traumas and their presence in public spaces. Professor Adriana Katzewwill present her photographic work in conversation withDr
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The trigger for the following is the short piece written on July 30 by Haaretz senior publicist Oudeh Basharat. It would be one thing to address a casual columnist writing for this anti-Zionist newspaper
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LYD, PALESTINE One of the toughest challenges facing those who fight for justice in Palestine is breaking the Zionist paradigm, which limits the name Palestine to the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. These two delineations of territory have no historical meaning and no geographical significance.
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Rabbi, (Hebrew: my teacher or my master) in Judaism, a person qualified by academic studies of the Hebrew Bible and the Talmud to act as spiritual leader and religious teacher of a Jewish community or congregation. Ordination (certification as a rabbi) can be conferred by any rabbi, but ones teacher customarily performs this function by issuing a written statement. Ordination carries with it no special religious status.
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Martin Luther King Jr. (Photo by Santi Visalli/Getty images) By Ron Kampeas Rabbi Richard Hirsch spent the 1960s bringing Jews and Blacks closer in advancing civil rights in the United States.
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HonorsShana Penn Taube Philanthropies executive director Shana Penn will receive the European Solidarity Centre Medal of Gratitude on Aug. 31 in recognition of her groundbreaking research on the role of women in the Solidarity movement that led to the end of communism in Poland. Her work influenced other scholars, activists, cultural actors and politicians to look at the legacy of Solidarnosc from that perspective, said the European Solidarity Centre
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I was a writer before I became a rabbi and High Holiday sermons usually come easily to me. Some years I have so many ideas and teachings and hopes to share that I accidentally write more sermons than I need to give
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In a 1963 speech in Chicago attended by Martin Luther King Jr., theologian Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel famously described racism as an eye disease, a cancer of the soul making us see the generality of race, but not the uniqueness of the human face. The two men met at that assemblage, and from then on, King embraced the Warsaw-born rabbi and writer as an ally in the civil rights movement, calling him one of the truly great men and a great prophet.
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