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The Year Since October 7

A Septet of Diverse Reflections. Review multiple perspectives from rabbis Amy Klein, Nancy Fuchs Kreimer, Nina Mandel, Vivie Mayer, Haviva Ner-David and David Teutsch, and Professor Joel Hecker.

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What is the prayer that penetrates the body and mind to awaken to the Power that makes for Connection?
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I feel chastised for even considering expressing my grief experience.
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Everyone in Palestine or Israel has been touched by the anguish of the war.
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My visit was spurred by the desire to join with my brothers and sisters — the Jewish people — out of concern for our homeland.
A person with curly hair sits outdoors, wearing a blue patterned blouse, with a grassy landscape in the background.
If we are unable to build a joint peaceful future, I see no future for this country.
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If Netanyahu’s plan is pursued, Israel will never be free of destabilizing factors.
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In the face of death, silence is often best.
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Reflections on the year since October 7.
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