Atoning for Sins Against Planet Earth | Parashat Vezot Haberakhah & Sukkot
18/10/2019
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We can no longer ignore or deny it: the climate crisis is at our doorstep. Global warming and its consequences […]
We can no longer ignore or deny it: the climate crisis is at our doorstep. Global warming and its consequences […]
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Alissa Charvonia was a participant on BINA’s Tikkun Olam (Post College) program in south Tel Aviv. Alissa writes a regular blog, in this […]
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First published on The "Srugim" website "For the secular there is no sovereign. The contradictions in his life have no […]
Will you indulge us for a moment? Can we take a minute to point out a few challenges in how we launch our children on their Jewish journeys? Don’t worry – we won’t just kvetch; we also have a pretty good solution for how to address these challenges. […]
When selecting the right gap year for me, I found myself focusing on the “next big things” – the hours I would spend in the classroom poring over Jewish texts with which I’d never quite been able to connect, the volunteering experience in schools that need an extra hand and the effort I’d put into learning Hebrew. […]