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Yehudah Mirsky
Universal Rights and the Particular Jew
Jews, like so many other minorities, whether they had states or not, deserve recognition and protection as nations. But these universal rights have eluded Jews, even as they worked to ensure them for others.
Fathers & Sons
This summer, as the current Askhenazi chief rabbi was being investigated for corruption, and issues of religion and state dominated public debate, new Ashkenazi and Sephardi chief rabbis were elected. The process was messy, complicated, and ugly. The result? Sixty-eight votes apiece for the sons of two previous chief rabbis. What does a broken rabbinate mean for Israel?
The Audacity of Faith
The career and life of Yehuda Amital—unconventional, unpredictable, and free of clichés.
Let My People Go
Many of the heroes of the Soviet Jewry movement have been unsung, until now.