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Though we are an ocean apart, those of us in the Diaspora feel anguish for the suffering of our fellow Jews in Israel. It feels

This week we begin the annual cycle of Torah readings anew with Parshat Bereishit, and the opening chapters of the narrative immediately reveal a critical

In Parshat Bereshit, we learn about God creating the world. Everything we have, every single person, and all the objects in the world were created