In this week's issue of Washington Jewish Week:
Winchester Man Saves 26 Chickens En Route to Kapparot in NYC
Bender JCC Honors 6 Youth Athletes
Maryland’s Hate Bias Reporting Series Returns
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AI has not yet become completely tribal. There is no inherent Republican position on artificial intelligence and corresponding Democratic one. https://t.co/esdHYi3LiL
Universality does not require hijacking one community’s day of mourning to lecture it about another community’s suffering. Compassion is not a zero-sum exercise. https://t.co/eo4tcRdTze
As Blair argues, replacing two states with fantasies about eliminating one of them does nothing to advance Palestinian self-determination. https://t.co/aCFNNj1WlO
For centuries, the Jews of the Arab world were told to remain in their seats. But just days ago, a plane full of Jews stood up. https://t.co/HqKCeGoU0p
When a political consensus becomes deeply embedded, it begins to look inevitable. It isn’t. No political inheritance is self-executing. https://t.co/GnljwzeZiX
The passing of the survivor generation does not mean the Holocaust portfolio is becoming obsolete. It means the responsibility for carrying it forward is becoming ours. https://t.co/knpNJm4zk6
Increasingly, Americans must pass cameras, guards, reinforced doors and concrete barriers simply to enter places built to be welcoming. That should trouble us. https://t.co/H3lWgS4uXU
A confident democracy must tolerate people who want to change it. What it cannot tolerate is abandoning democratic politics for violence. https://t.co/VBkWGghXC6
Oct. 7 reminded many Jews of something we had allowed ourselves to forget: Jewish life is neither inevitable nor self-sustaining. https://t.co/WnttRl0PU9