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Prayers and Resources in Hopeful Anticipation for the Release of the Hostages

Prayers and Resources in Hopeful Anticipation for the Release of the Hostages urjadmin

Israel
A yellow ribbon wrapped around a candle in front of the Israeli flag
May these prayers and rituals guide us through this emotional time and foster a sense of community and compassion.

5786 B’reishit Haiku

5786 B’reishit Haiku jemerman

Torah Study
Photo of a jungle, with water, trees, grass and a mountain in the background
The Torah in Haiku.

From Scared to Sacred: Healing Our Collective Trauma in the New Year

From Scared to Sacred: Healing Our Collective Trauma in the New Year jemerman

Israel Peace and Security
Photo of six hands making the shape of a heart
Rabbi Rick Schechter reflects on the effects of prolonged, ongoing trauma and how the values of compassion and gratitude offer a path to communal and individual healing.

Two Years Later: Memory and Meaning on October 7th

Two Years Later: Memory and Meaning on October 7th jemerman

Israel
Photo of people in Israel holding candles
Two years after the October 7th attacks, Rabbi Josh Weinberg shares five lessons drawn from Jewish wisdom and challenges us to transform collective grief into purpose.

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