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When good people defend the indefensible: How Jewish trauma fuels moral blindness in Gaza
When good people defend the indefensible: How Jewish trauma fuels moral blindness in Gaza by Sarena Neyman 829 words As we enter the 10 days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur—a time meant for reflecting on where we’ve strayed from compassion—I keep returning to the dehumanization of Palestinians I’ve witnessed among the observant Jewish community I
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Mourning, and honoring, our shared humanity
Mourning, and honoring, our shared humanity by Robert C. Koehler 891 words Charlie Kirk’s killing – and the aftermath of grief and political outrage – are too overwhelming to ignore, even though I couldn’t possibly have anything to say that hasn’t already been said. The best I can do is wander into the spiritual unknown
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A dangerously divided world highlights the need to empower international institutions
A dangerously divided world highlights the need to empower international institutions by Lawrence S. Wittner 960 words On September 13, the British public was startled when more than 110,000 people turned out for a raucous far-right rally in London featuring racist conspiracy theories, anti-Muslim hate speech, and violent assaults upon police. Whipping up the crowd, Tommy Robinson?a popular