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Salvador</option><option value='Equatorial Guinea' data-id='67'>Equatorial Guinea</option><option value='Eritrea' data-id='68'>Eritrea</option><option value='Estonia' data-id='69'>Estonia</option><option value='Ethiopia' data-id='70'>Ethiopia</option><option value='Falkland Islands' data-id='71'>Falkland Islands</option><option value='Faroe Islands' data-id='72'>Faroe Islands</option><option value='Fiji Islands' data-id='73'>Fiji Islands</option><option value='Finland' data-id='74'>Finland</option><option value='France' data-id='75'>France</option><option value='French Guiana' data-id='76'>French Guiana</option><option value='French Polynesia' data-id='77'>French Polynesia</option><option value='French Southern Territories' data-id='78'>French Southern Territories</option><option value='Gabon' data-id='79'>Gabon</option><option value='Gambia The' data-id='80'>Gambia The</option><option value='Georgia' data-id='81'>Georgia</option><option value='Germany' data-id='82'>Germany</option><option value='Ghana' data-id='83'>Ghana</option><option value='Gibraltar' data-id='84'>Gibraltar</option><option value='Greece' data-id='85'>Greece</option><option value='Greenland' data-id='86'>Greenland</option><option value='Grenada' data-id='87'>Grenada</option><option value='Guadeloupe' data-id='88'>Guadeloupe</option><option value='Guam' data-id='89'>Guam</option><option value='Guatemala' data-id='90'>Guatemala</option><option value='Guernsey and Alderney' data-id='91'>Guernsey and Alderney</option><option value='Guinea' data-id='92'>Guinea</option><option value='Guinea-Bissau' data-id='93'>Guinea-Bissau</option><option value='Guyana' data-id='94'>Guyana</option><option value='Haiti' data-id='95'>Haiti</option><option value='Heard and McDonald Islands' data-id='96'>Heard and McDonald Islands</option><option value='Honduras' data-id='97'>Honduras</option><option value='Hong Kong S.A.R.' data-id='98'>Hong Kong S.A.R.</option><option value='Hungary' data-id='99'>Hungary</option><option value='Iceland' data-id='100'>Iceland</option><option value='India' data-id='101'>India</option><option value='Indonesia' data-id='102'>Indonesia</option><option value='Iran' data-id='103'>Iran</option><option value='Iraq' data-id='104'>Iraq</option><option value='Ireland' data-id='105'>Ireland</option><option value='Israel' data-id='106'>Israel</option><option value='Italy' data-id='107'>Italy</option><option value='Jamaica' data-id='108'>Jamaica</option><option value='Japan' data-id='109'>Japan</option><option value='Jersey' data-id='110'>Jersey</option><option value='Jordan' data-id='111'>Jordan</option><option value='Kazakhstan' data-id='112'>Kazakhstan</option><option value='Kenya' data-id='113'>Kenya</option><option value='Kiribati' data-id='114'>Kiribati</option><option value='Korea North' data-id='115'>Korea North</option><option value='Korea South' data-id='116'>
630Korea South</option><option value='Kuwait' data-id='117'>Kuwait</option><option value='Kyrgyzstan' data-id='118'>Kyrgyzstan</option><option value='Laos' data-id='119'>Laos</option><option value='Latvia' data-id='120'>Latvia</option><option value='Lebanon' data-id='121'>Lebanon</option><option value='Lesotho' data-id='122'>Lesotho</option><option value='Liberia' data-id='123'>Liberia</option><option value='Libya' data-id='124'>Libya</option><option value='Liechtenstein' data-id='125'>Liechtenstein</option><option value='Lithuania' data-id='126'>Lithuania</option><option value='Luxembourg' data-id='127'>Luxembourg</option><option value='Macau S.A.R.' data-id='128'>Macau S.A.R.</option><option value='Macedonia' data-id='129'>Macedonia</option><option value='Madagascar' data-id='130'>Madagascar</option><option value='Malawi' data-id='131'>Malawi</option><option value='Malaysia' data-id='132'>Malaysia</option><option value='Maldives' data-id='133'>Maldives</option><option value='Mali' data-id='134'>Mali</option><option value='Malta' data-id='135'>Malta</option><option value='Man (Isle of)' data-id='136'>Man (Isle of)</option><option value='Marshall Islands' data-id='137'>Marshall Islands</option><option value='Martinique' data-id='138'>Martinique</option><option value='Mauritania' data-id='139'>Mauritania</option><option value='Mauritius' data-id='140'>Mauritius</option><option value='Mayotte' data-id='141'>Mayotte</option><option value='Mexico' data-id='142'>Mexico</option><option value='Micronesia' data-id='143'>Micronesia</option><option value='Moldova' data-id='144'>Moldova</option><option value='Monaco' data-id='145'>Monaco</option><option value='Mongolia' data-id='146'>Mongolia</option><option value='Montenegro' data-id='147'>Montenegro</option><option value='Montserrat' data-id='148'>Montserrat</option><option value='Morocco' data-id='149'>Morocco</option><option value='Mozambique' data-id='150'>Mozambique</option><option value='Myanmar' data-id='151'>Myanmar</option><option value='Namibia' data-id='152'>Namibia</option><option value='Nauru' data-id='153'>Nauru</option><option value='Nepal' data-id='154'>Nepal</option><option value='Netherlands Antilles' data-id='155'>Netherlands Antilles</option><option value='Netherlands The' data-id='156'>Netherlands The</option><option value='New Caledonia' data-id='157'>New Caledonia</option><option value='New Zealand' data-id='158'>New Zealand</option><option value='Nicaragua' data-id='159'>Nicaragua</option><option value='Niger' data-id='160'>Niger</option><option value='Nigeria' data-id='161'>Nigeria</option><option value='Niue' data-id='162'>Niue</option><option value='Norfolk Island' data-id='163'>Norfolk Island</option><option value='Northern Mariana Islands' data-id='164'>Northern Mariana Islands</option><option value='Norway' data-id='165'>Norway</option><option value='Oman' data-id='166'>Oman</option><option value='Pakistan' data-id='167'>Pakistan</option><option value='Palau' data-id='168'>Palau</option><option value='Palestinian Territory Occupied' data-id='169'>Palestinian Territory Occupied</option><option value='Panama' data-id='170'>Panama</option><option value='Papua new Guinea' data-id='171'>Papua new Guinea</option><option value='Paraguay' data-id='172'>Paraguay</option><option value='Peru' data-id='173'>Peru</option><option value='Philippines' data-id='174'>Philippines</option><option value='Pitcairn Island' data-id='175'>Pitcairn Island</option><option value='Poland' data-id='176'>Poland</option><option value='Portugal' data-id='177'>Portugal</option><option value='Puerto Rico' data-id='178'>Puerto Rico</option><option value='Qatar' data-id='179'>Qatar</option><option value='Reunion' data-id='180'>Reunion</option><option value='Romania' data-id='181'>Romania</option><option value='Russia' data-id='182'>Russia</option><option value='Rwanda' data-id='183'>Rwanda</option><option value='Saint Helena' data-id='184'>Saint Helena</option><option value='Saint Kitts And Nevis' data-id='185'>Saint Kitts And Nevis</option><option value='Saint Lucia' data-id='186'>Saint Lucia</option><option value='Saint Pierre and Miquelon' data-id='187'>Saint Pierre and Miquelon</option><option value='Saint Vincent And The Grenadines' data-id='188'>Saint Vincent And The Grenadines</option><option value='Saint-Barthelemy' data-id='189'>Saint-Barthelemy</option><option value='Saint-Martin (French part)' data-id='190'>Saint-Martin (French part)</option><option value='Samoa' data-id='191'>Samoa</option><option value='San Marino' data-id='192'>San Marino</option><option value='Sao Tome and Principe' data-id='193'>Sao Tome and Principe</option><option value='Saudi Arabia' data-id='194'>Saudi Arabia</option><option value='Senegal' data-id='195'>Senegal</option><option value='Serbia' data-id='196'>Serbia</option><option value='Seychelles' data-id='197'>Seychelles</option><option value='Sierra Leone' data-id='198'>Sierra Leone</option><option value='Singapore' data-id='199'>Singapore</option><option value='Slovakia' data-id='200'>Slovakia</option><option value='Slovenia' data-id='201'>Slovenia</option><option value='Solomon Islands' data-id='202'>Solomon Islands</option><option value='Somalia' data-id='203'>Somalia</option><option value='South Africa' data-id='204'>South Africa</option><option value='South Georgia' data-id='205'>South Georgia</option><option value='South Sudan' data-id='206'>South Sudan</option><option value='Spain' data-id='207'>Spain</option><option value='Sri Lanka' data-id='208'>Sri Lanka</option><option value='Sudan' data-id='209'>Sudan</option><option value='Suriname' data-id='210'>Suriname</option><option value='Svalbard And Jan Mayen Islands' data-id='211'>Svalbard And Jan Mayen Islands</option><option value='Swaziland' data-id='212'>Swaziland</option><option value='Sweden' data-id='213'>Sweden</option><option value='Switzerland' data-id='214'>Switzerland</option><option value='Syria' data-id='215'>Syria</option><option value='Taiwan' data-id='216'>Taiwan</option><option value='Tajikistan' data-id='217'>Tajikistan</option><option value='Tanzania' data-id='218'>Tanzania</option><option value='Thailand' data-id='219'>Thailand</option><option value='Togo' data-id='220'>Togo</option><option value='Tokelau' data-id='221'>Tokelau</option><option value='Tonga' data-id='222'>Tonga</option><option value='Trinidad And Tobago' data-id='223'>Trinidad And Tobago</option><option value='Tunisia' data-id='224'>Tunisia</option><option value='Turkey' data-id='225'>Turkey</option><option value='Turkmenistan' data-id='226'>Turkmenistan</option><option value='Turks And Caicos Islands' data-id='227'>Turks And Caicos Islands</option><option value='Tuvalu' data-id='228'>Tuvalu</option><option value='Uganda' data-id='229'>Uganda</option><option value='Ukraine' data-id='230'>Ukraine</option><option value='United Arab Emirates' data-id='231'>United Arab Emirates</option><option value='United Kingdom' data-id='232'>United Kingdom</option><option value='United States' data-id='233'>United States</option><option value='United States Minor Outlying Islands' data-id='234'>United States Minor Outlying Islands</option><option value='Uruguay' data-id='235'>Uruguay</option><option value='Uzbekistan' data-id='236'>Uzbekistan</option><option value='Vanuatu' data-id='237'>Vanuatu</option><option value='Vatican City State (Holy See)' data-id='238'>Vatican City State (Holy See)</option><option value='Venezuela' data-id='239'>Venezuela</option><option value='Vietnam' data-id='240'>Vietnam</option><option value='Virgin Islands (British)' data-id='241'>Virgin Islands (British)</option><option value='Virgin Islands (US)' data-id='242'>Virgin Islands (US)</option><option value='Wallis And Futuna Islands' data-id='243'>Wallis And Futuna Islands</option><option value='Western Sahara' data-id='244'>Western Sahara</option><option value='Yemen' data-id='245'>Yemen</option><option value='Zambia' data-id='246'>Zambia</option><option value='Zimbabwe' data-id='247'>Zimbabwe</option></select></span></div>
631	<div class="form-row f-l state-field"><span class="wpcf7-form-control-wrap state_auto donation-pp-state" data-name="donation-pp-state"><select class="wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-state_auto wpcf7-select state_auto donation-pp-state" aria-invalid="false" name="donation-pp-state" ><option value="0" data-id="0">Select State</option></select></span></div>
632	<div class="clear"></div>
633	<div class="form-row f-r"><span class="wpcf7-form-control-wrap city_auto donation-pp-city" data-name="donation-pp-city"><select class="wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-city_auto wpcf7-validates-as-required wpcf7-select city_auto donation-pp-city" aria-required="true" aria-invalid="false" name="donation-pp-city" ><option value="0" data-id="0">
633Select City</option></select></span></div>
634	<div class="form-row f-l"><span class="wpcf7-form-control-wrap" data-name="donation-pp-postal-code"><input size="40" maxlength="400" class="wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-text" aria-invalid="false" placeholder="Postal Code" value="" type="text" name="donation-pp-postal-code" /></span></div>
635	<div class="clear"></div>
636</div>
637
638<div class="donation-panel">
639	<h3>I Wish to Dedicate My Gift to</h3>
640	<div class="form-row">
641		<span class="wpcf7-form-control-wrap" data-name="donation-pp-for"><select class="wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-select wpcf7-validates-as-required" aria-required="true" aria-invalid="false" name="donation-pp-for"><option value="In honor of">In honor of</option><option value="In memory of">In memory of</option></select></span>
642		<i class="fa fa-angle-down"></i>
643	</div>
644	<div class="form-row"><span class="wpcf7-form-control-wrap" data-name="donation-pp-for-name"><input size="40" maxlength="400" class="wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-text" aria-invalid="false" placeholder="Name" value="" type="text" name="donation-pp-for-name" /></span></div>
645	
646	<h3>Please notify</h3>
647	<div class="form-row"><span class="wpcf7-form-control-wrap" data-name="donation-pp-for-know-mail"><input size="40" maxlength="400" class="wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-text" aria-invalid="false" placeholder="Regular Mail Address" value="" type="text" name="donation-pp-for-know-mail" /></span></div>
648	
649	<h3>Your Dedication</h3>
650	<div class="form-row"><span class="wpcf7-form-control-wrap" data-name="donation-pp-message"><input size="40" maxlength="400" class="wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-text" aria-invalid="false" placeholder="Message" value="" type="text" name="donation-pp-message" /></span></div>
651</div>
652
653<div class="form-row">
654	<input type="hidden" name="donation-pp-currency" id="donation-pp-currency" value="ILS">
655	<input class="wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-submit has-spinner" type="submit" value="Click here to donate" />
656</div>
657
658<p class="m-t-20 hide-for-us">
659	To make a tax-deductible donation by credit card in Israel, please call Dina Gudai (8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Israel time Sunday through Thursday) at 074-780-0643 to donate over the phone.
660</p></div><p style="display: none !important;" class="akismet-fields-container" data-prefix="_wpcf7_ak_"><label>&#916;<textarea name="_wpcf7_ak_hp_textarea" cols="45" rows="8" maxlength="100"></textarea></label><input type="hidden" id="ak_js_1" name="_wpcf7_ak_js" value="114"/>
660<script>
661document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() );
662</script>
662
663</p><div class="wpcf7-response-output" aria-hidden="true"></div>
664</form>
665</div>
666					</div>
667					<div class="donation-message" id="donation-bank-message">
668						<h5>
669							Thank you for donating to The Schechter Institutes, Inc.
670						</h5>
671						<p id="bank-details" style="direction: ltr; text-align: left; font-family: 'neue-haas-grotesk-display', 'Arial', 'sans-serif'; font-size: 16px; line-height: 1.5;">
672							<img class="lazyload" data-spc-id="1159242295" data-src="https://schechter.edu/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/icon.svg" id="bank-details-logo"  alt="" style="display: block; margin-bottom: 20px; height: 60px; width: auto; display: none">
673							
674							<span class="contact-details-us">
675								Your donation will be tax deductible in the US to the extent allowed by the IRS.
676								<br>
677								To make a tax-deductible donation by wire transfer in the US, please contact:
678								<br>
679								Avrum Lapin, North American Representative
680								<br>
681								Toll-free: 1-866-830-3321
682								<br>
683								Email: <a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#8af9e9e2efe9e2feeff8cafee2efe6ebfae3e4edf8e5fffaa4e9e5e7" target="_top"><span class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="1b6878737e78736f7e695b6f737e777a6b72757c69746e6b35787476">[email&#160;protected]</span></a>
684							</span>
685							
686							<span class="contact-details-il">
687								To make a tax-deductible donation in Israel, please contact:
688								<br>
689								Dina Gudai, Israeli Representative
690								<br>
691								Phone: <a href="tel:074-7800643">074-7800643</a>
692								<br>
693								Email: <a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#e6828f8887a695858e83858e928394c88785c88f8a" target="_top"><span class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="16727f78775665757e73757e627364387775387f7a">[email&#160;protected]</span></a>
694							</span>
695						</p>
696						<div class="button small print-btn" data-id="bank-details" style="float: left; margin-right: 10px; margin-top: 15px">
697							Print
698						</div>
699						<div class="button small close-popup" onclick="location.reload();" data-target="donation-new" style="float: left; margin-top: 15px">
700							Done
701						</div>
702						<div class="clear"></div>
703					</div>
704					<div class="donation-message" id="donation-check-united-states">
705						<h5>
706							Thank you for supporting Schechter.
707							<br>
708							Your donation will be tax deductible in the US to the extent allowed by the IRS.
709						</h5>
710						<p id="check-details-united-states" style="direction: ltr; text-align: left; font-family: 'neue-haas-grotesk-display', 'Arial', 'sans-serif'; font-size: 16px; line-height: 1.5;">
711							<img class="lazyload" data-spc-id="1159242295" data-src="https://schechter.edu/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/icon.svg" id="check-details-logo"  alt="" style="display: block; margin-bottom: 20px; height: 60px; width: auto; display: none">
712							Please mail your check to:
713							<br>
714							The Schechter Institutes, Inc. (a 501(c) 3 tax exempt organization)
715							<br>
716							Box #3566
717							<br>
718							PO Box 8500
719							<br>
720							Philadelphia, PA 19178-3566
721							<br>
722							Attn: Mr. Avrum Lapin, North American Representative
723							<br>
724							Toll-free: 1-866-830-3321
725							<br>
726							Email: <a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#fa8999929f99928e9f88ba8e929f969b8a93949d88958f8ad4999597" target="_top"><span class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="98ebfbf0fdfbf0ecfdead8ecf0fdf4f9e8f1f6ffeaf7ede8b6fbf7f5">[email&#160;protected]</span></a>
727						</p>
728						<div class="button small print-btn" data-id="check-details-united-states" style="float: left; margin-right: 10px; margin-top: 15px">
729							Print
730						</div>
731						<div class="button small close-popup" onclick="location.reload();" data-target="donation-new" style="float: left; margin-top: 15px">
732							Done
733						</div>
734						<div class="clear"></div>
735					</div>
736					<div class="donation-message" id="donation-check-canada">
737						<h5>
738							Thank you for donating to The Schechter Institutes, Inc.
739							<br>
740							Your donation will be tax deductible in Canada.
741						</h5>
742						<p id="check-details-canada" style="direction: ltr; text-align: left; font-family: 'neue-haas-grotesk-display', 'Arial', 'sans-serif'; font-size: 16px; line-height: 1.5;">
743							<img class="lazyload" data-spc-id="1159242295" data-src="https://schechter.edu/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/icon.svg" id="check-detail
743s-logo"  alt="" style="display: block; margin-bottom: 20px; height: 60px; width: auto; display: none">
744							Please indicate the donation is "for your joint Schechter Institutes program."
745							<br>
746							Checks should be made payable to the Jewish Theological Society of Canada and mailed to:
747							<br>
748							Jewish Theological Society of Canada
749							<br>
750							c/o Camp Ramah in Canada
751							<br>
752							3845 Bathhurst St., Suite 310
753							<br>
754							Toronto, ON, M3H 3N2
755							<br>
756							Phone: 416-789-2193, ext. 2139
757							<br>
758							E-mail: <a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#9afbf9f9f5eff4eef3f4fddaf9fbf7eae8fbf7fbf2b4f9f5f7" target="_top"><span class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="a5c4c6c6cad0cbd1cccbc2e5c6c4c8d5d7c4c8c4cd8bc6cac8">[email&#160;protected]</span></a>
759						</p>
760						<div class="button small print-btn" data-id="check-details-canada" style="float: left; margin-right: 10px; margin-top: 15px">
761							Print
762						</div>
763						<div class="button small close-popup" onclick="location.reload();" data-target="donation-new" style="float: left; margin-top: 15px">
764							Done
765						</div>
766						<div class="clear"></div>
767					</div>
768					<div class="donation-message" id="donation-check-israel">
769						<h5>
770							Thank you for donating to The Schechter Institutes.
771							<br>
772							You will receive an Israeli Paragraph 46 tax-exempt receipt for your donation.
773						</h5>
774													<p id="check-details-israel" style="direction: ltr; text-align: left; font-family: 'neue-haas-grotesk-display', 'Arial', 'sans-serif'; font-size: 16px; line-height: 1.5;">
775								<img class="lazyload" data-spc-id="1159242295" data-src="https://schechter.edu/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/icon.svg" id="check-details-logo"  alt="" style="display: block; margin-bottom: 20px; height: 60px; width: auto; display: none">
776								Please mail a check to:
777								<br>
778								The Schechter Institutes
779								<br>
780								Attn: Dina Gudai, Finance Department
781								<br>
782								PO Box 16080,
783								<br>
784								Jerusalem, 9116002
785								<br>
786								Israel
787								<br>
788								For assistance, please call Dina Gudai at 074-780-0643 (8:00 AM – 3:00 Israel time Sunday through Thursday).
789							</p>
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881					Thank you for supporting Schechter.
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885					Please fill in your details in order to proceed
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963	To make a tax-deductible donation by credit card in Israel, please call Dina Gudai (8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Israel time Sunday through Thursday) at 074-780-0643 to donate over the phone.
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973							Thank you for donating to The Schechter Institutes, Inc.
974						</h5>
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978							<span class="contact-details-us">
979								Your donation will be tax deductible in the US to the extent allowed by the IRS.
980								<br>
981								To make a tax-deductible donation by wire transfer in the US, please contact:
982								<br>
983								Avrum Lapin, North American Representative
984								<br>
985								Toll-free: 1-866-830-3321
986								<br>
987								Email: <a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#b8cbdbd0dddbd0ccddcaf8ccd0ddd4d9c8d1d6dfcad7cdc896dbd7d5" target="_top"><span class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="0d7e6e65686e6579687f4d796568616c7d64636a7f62787d236e6260">[email&#160;protected]</span></a>
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989							
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992								<br>
993								Dina Gudai, Israeli Representative
994								<br>
995								Phone: <a href="tel:074-7800643">074-7800643</a>
996								<br>
997								Email: <a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#fa9e93949bba8999929f99928e9f88d49b99d49396" target="_top"><span class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="ddb9b4b3bc9daebeb5b8beb5a9b8aff3bcbef3b4b1">[email&#160;protected]</span></a>
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1016							Please mail your check to:
1017							<br>
1018							The Schechter Institutes, Inc. (a 501(c) 3 tax exempt organization)
1019							<br>
1020							Box #3566
1021							<br>
1022							PO Box 8500
1023							<br>
1024							Philadelphia, PA 19178-3566
1025							<br>
1026							Attn: Mr. Avrum Lapin, North American Representative
1027							<br>
1028							Toll-free: 1-866-830-3321
1029							<br>
1030							Email: <a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#aad9c9c2cfc9c2decfd8eadec2cfc6cbdac3c4cdd8c5dfda84c9c5c7" target="_top"><span class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="ddaebeb5b8beb5a9b8af9da9b5b8b1bcadb4b3baafb2a8adf3beb2b0">[email&#160;protected]</span></a>
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1042							Thank you for donating to The Schechter Institutes, Inc.
1043							<br>
1044							Your donation will be tax deductible in Canada.
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1048							Please indicate the donation is "for your joint Schechter Institutes program."
1049							<br>
1050							Checks should be made payable to the Jewish Theological Society of Canada and mailed to:
1051							<br>
1052							Jewish Theological Society of Canada
1053							<br>
1054							c/o Camp Ramah in Canada
1055							<br>
1056							3845 Bathhurst St., Suite 310
1057							<br>
1058							Toronto, ON, M3H 3N2
1059							<br>
1060							Phone: 416-789-2193, ext. 2139
1061							<br>
1062							E-mail: <a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#18797b7b776d766c71767f587b7975686a79757970367b7775" target="_top"><span class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="3c5d5f5f5349524855525b7c5f5d514c4e5d515d54125f5351">[email&#160;protected]</span></a>
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1074							Thank you for donating to The Schechter Institutes.
1075							<br>
1076							You will receive an Israeli Paragraph 46 tax-exempt receipt for your donation.
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1080								Please mail a check to:
1081								<br>
1082								The Schechter Institutes
1083								<br>
1084								Attn: Dina Gudai, Finance Department
1085								<br>
1086								PO Box 16080,
1087								<br>
1088								Jerusalem, 9116002
1089								<br>
1090								Israel
1091								<br>
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1297                                                    <div class="option" data-target="kashrut">
1298                                Kashrut                            </div>
1299                                                    <div class="option" data-target="lag-bomer">
1300                                Lag B'Omer                            </div>
1301                                                    <div class="option" data-target="lifecycle">
1302                                Lifecycle                            </div>
1303                                                    <div class="option" data-target="marriage">
1304                                Marriage                            </div>
1305                                                    <div class="option" data-target="medical-ethics">
1306                                Medical Ethics                            </div>
1307                                                    <div class="option" data-target="miscellaneous">
1308                                Miscellaneous                            </div>
1309                                                    <div class="option" data-target="non-jews">
1310                                Non-Jews                            </div>
1311                                                    <div class="option" data-target="pesah">
1312                                Pesah                            </div>
1313                                                    <div class="option" data-target="places-sites">
1314                                Places &amp; Sites                            </div>
1315                                                    <div class="option" data-target="pluralism-and-politics">
1316                                Pluralism and Politics                            </div>
1317                                                    <div class="option" data-target="prayer-and-synagogues">
1318                                Prayer and Synagogues                            </div>
1319                                                    <div class="option" data-target="purim">
1320                                Purim                            </div>
1321                                                    <div class="option" data-target="rabbinic-literature">
1322                                Rabbinic Literature                            </div>
1323                                                    <div class="option" data-target="rabbis-and-rabbinical-seminaries">
1324                                Rabbis and Rabbinical Seminaries                            </div>
1325                                                    <div class="option" data-target="religion-science">
1326                                Religion &amp; Science                            </div>
1327                                                    <div class="option" data-target="responsa-by-david-golinkin">
1328                                Responsa by David Golinkin                            </div>
1329                                                    <div class="option" data-target="rosh-chodesh-new-month">
1330                                Rosh Chodesh (New Month)                            </div>
1331                                                    <div class="option" data-target="shabbat">
1332                                Shabbat                            </div>
1333                                                    <div class="option" data-target="shabbat-shirah">
1334                                Shabbat Shirah                            </div>
1335                                                    <div class="option" data-target="shavua-tov-schechter">
1336                                Shavua Tov @ Schechter                            </div>
1337                                                    <div class="option" data-target="shavuot">
1338                                Shavuot                            </div>
1339                                                    <div class="option" data-target="social-justice">
1340                                Social Justice                            </div>
1341                                                    <div class="option" data-target="sukkot-simhat-torah">
1342                                Sukkot and Simhat Torah                            </div>
1343                                                    <div class="option" data-target="symbols-and-rituals">
1344                                Symbols and Rituals                            </div>
1345                                                    <div class="option" data-target="synagogue-life">
1346                                Synagogue Life                            </div>
1347                                                    <div class="option" data-target="holidays-and-hebrew-calendar">
1348                                The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar                            </div>
1349                                                    <div class="option" data-target="theology">
1350                                Theology                            </div>
1351                                                    <div class="option" data-target="thought-and-philosophy">
1352                                Thought and Philosophy                            </div>
1353                                                    <div class="option" data-target="tisha-bav">
1354                                Tisha B’av                            </div>
1355                                                    <div class="option" data-target="tzedakah">
1356                                Tzedakah                            </div>
1357                                                    <div class="option" data-target="uncategorized">
1358                                Uncategorized                            </div>
1359                                                    <div class="option" data-target="women-gender">
1360                                Women &amp; Gender                            </div>
1361                                                    <div class="option" data-target="women-in-jewish-law">
1362                                Women in Jewish Law                            </div>
1363                                                    <div class="option" data-target="yom-yerushalayim">
1364                                Yom Yerushalayim                            </div>
1365                                            </div>
1366                </div>
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1644                Prof. Yossi Turner            </div>
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1650                Private: Eitan Cooper            </div>
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1654                Dr. Dror Bondi            </div>
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2118                Prof. Renée Levine Melammed            </div>
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2190                Dr. Einat Ramon            </div>
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2376                Prof. Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern            </div>
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2498                Dr. Jo Milgrom and Dr. Joel Duman            </div>
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2512                Dr. Yoel Rappel            </div>
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2538                Rabbi Liron Levy            </div>
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2550                Dr. Galia Glasner Heled            </div>
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2562                Dr. Tomer Persico            </div>
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2566                Dr. Brenda Bacon            </div>
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2578                Prof. Shmuel Glick            </div>
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2584                Dr. George Savran            </div>
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2600                Dr. Michal Oren            </div>
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2606                Rabbi Shlomo Tucker            </div>
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2624                Rabbi Hagit Dotan            </div>
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2630                Prof. Guy Miron            </div>
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2650                Rabbi Elisha Wolfin            </div>
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2676                Yaakov Tsur            </div>
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2692                Rabbi Moshe M. Silberschein            </div>
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2700                Rabbi Tamar Elad Applebaum            </div>
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2708                Dr. Michal Govrin            </div>
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2726                Dr. Moti Arad            </div>
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2734                Rabbi Prof. Alexander Even Chen            </div>
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2762                Ari Bursztein            </div>
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2794                Dr. Joshua Kulp            </div>
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2863                    <div class="option" data-target="amb-efraim-halevy">
2864                Amb. Efraim Halevy            </div>
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2869                    <div class="option" data-target="sharon-leshem-zinger">
2870                Sharon Leshem-Zinger            </div>
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2875                    <div class="option" data-target="paul-aberman">
2876                Paul Aberman            </div>
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2906                Aharon M. Singer            </div>
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2940                Linda Price            </div>
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2979                    <div class="option" data-target="dr-pnina-galpaz-feller">
2980                Dr. Pnina Galpaz Feller            </div>
2981                
2982    
2983                
2984    
2985                    <div class="option" data-target="rabbi-dr-harvey-meirovich">
2986                Rabbi Dr. Harvey Meirovich            </div>
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2997                    <div class="option" data-target="rabbi-dr-david-levine">
2998                Rabbi Dr. David Levine            </div>
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3089            
3090        <div class="article archive-item all-topics birth-and-children ethical-issues jewish-law-and-its-authority rabbinic-literature religion-science responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
3091            <a href="https://schechter.edu/does-jewish-law-permit-posthumous-sperm-retrieval-for-the-purpose-of-reproduction/">
3092                <div class="image-wrapper">
3093                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/IVF_laboratory-wiki-CC-BY-4.0cropped-scaled.jpg)"></div>
3094                </div>
3095                <div class="text-wrapper">
3096                    <h4 class="title">
3097                        Does Jewish law permit posthumous sperm retrieval for the purpose of reproduction?                    </h4>
3098                                            <div class="tags">
3099                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
3100                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
3101                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
3102                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3103                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
3104                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
3105                                                    </div>
3106                                        <div class="details">
3107                        <div class="author">
3108                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3109                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
3110                                    </div>
3111                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
3112                                                    </div>
3113                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3114                        <span class="date">06/07/2026</span>
3115                    </div>
3116                    <p class="excerpt">
3117                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 20, Number 5 June 2026 Does Jewish law permit posthumous sperm retrieval for the purpose...                    </p>
3118                </div>
3119            </a>
3120        </div>
3121            
3122        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible history places-sites prayer-and-synagogues  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
3123            <a href="https://schechter.edu/prof-jodi-magness-of-unc-chapel-hill-is-schechters-2026-robert-s-rifkind-zl-visiting-professor/">
3124                <div class="image-wrapper">
3125                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/גודי-מגנס-4-טובcropped.jpg)"></div>
3126                </div>
3127                <div class="text-wrapper">
3128                    <h4 class="title">
3129                        Prof. Jodi Magness of UNC-Chapel Hill is Schechter&#8217;s 2026 Robert S. Rifkind z&#8221;l Visiting Professor                    </h4>
3130                                            <div class="tags">
3131                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
3132                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3133                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
3134                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
3135                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
3136                                                    </div>
3137                                        <div class="details">
3138                        <div class="author">
3139                                                                                                                                                </div>
3140                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3141                        <span class="date">02/07/2026</span>
3142                    </div>
3143                    <p class="excerpt">
3144                        World-renowned archaeologist of the ancient Near East, Professor Jodi Magness of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, joined the Schechter...                    </p>
3145                </div>
3146            </a>
3147        </div>
3148            
3149        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter social-justice  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
3150            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-more-perfect-inheritance/">
3151                <div class="image-wrapper">
3152                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Foster_Bible_Pictures_0082-1_The_Daughters_of_Zelophehadcropped2.jpg)"></div>
3153                </div>
3154                <div class="text-wrapper">
3155                    <h4 class="title">
3156                        A More Perfect Inheritance                    </h4>
3157                                            <div class="tags">
3158                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3159                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
3160                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3161                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
3162                                                    </div>
3163                                        <div class="details">
3164                        <div class="author">
3165                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3166                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
3167                                    </div>
3168                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
3169                                                    </div>
3170                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3171                        <span class="date">30/06/2026</span>
3172                    </div>
3173                    <p class="excerpt">
3174                        This coming Shabbat, as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, we are invited not only to look...                    </p>
3175                </div>
3176            </a>
3177        </div>
3178            
3179        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-life-thought prayer-and-synagogues rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
3180            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-the-hazzan-required-to-wear-a-tallit-during-the-minhah-and-maariv-services/">
3181                <div class="image-wrapper">
3182                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/ChatTalllit-together-1.jpg)"></div>
3183                </div>
3184                <div class="text-wrapper">
3185                    <h4 class="title">
3186                        Is the Hazzan required to wear a Tallit during the Minhah and Ma&#8217;ariv services?                    </h4>
3187                                            <div class="tags">
3188                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3189                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
3190                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3191                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
3192                                                    </div>
3193                                        <div class="details">
3194                        <div class="author">
3195                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3196                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
3197                                    </div>
3198                                                                <sp
3198an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
3199                                                    </div>
3200                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3201                        <span class="date">26/05/2026</span>
3202                    </div>
3203                    <p class="excerpt">
3204                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 20, Number 4 May 2026 Is the Hazzan required to wear a Tallit during the...                    </p>
3205                </div>
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3208            
3209        <div class="article archive-item all-topics holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut jewish-education  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
3210            <a href="https://schechter.edu/yom-haatzmaut-believing-in-the-promise-of-tomorrow/">
3211                <div class="image-wrapper">
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3213                </div>
3214                <div class="text-wrapper">
3215                    <h4 class="title">
3216                        Yom HaAtzma&#8217;ut &#8211; Believing in the Promise of Tomorrow                    </h4>
3217                                            <div class="tags">
3218                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
3219                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
3220                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
3221                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
3222                                                    </div>
3223                                        <div class="details">
3224                        <div class="author">
3225                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3226                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
3227                                    </div>
3228                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
3229                                                    </div>
3230                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3231                        <span class="date">23/04/2026</span>
3232                    </div>
3233                    <p class="excerpt">
3234                        Dear Friends, As Israel moves from the solemn stillness of Yom HaZikaron into the fragile joy of Yom HaAtzma&#8217;ut, we...                    </p>
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3240            <a href="https://schechter.edu/pesach-supplement-2026-5786/">
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3244                <div class="text-wrapper">
3245                    <h4 class="title">
3246                        Pesach Supplement 2026/ 5786                    </h4>
3247                                            <div class="tags">
3248                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
3249                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
3250                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
3251                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
3252                                                    </div>
3253                                        <div class="details">
3254                        <div class="author">
3255                                                                                                                                                </div>
3256                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3257                        <span class="date">29/03/2026</span>
3258                    </div>
3259                    <p class="excerpt">
3260                        At the heart of the Haggadah, we recite V’hi She’amda—“And it is this that has stood by our ancestors and by...                    </p>
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3263        </div>
3264            
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3266            <a href="https://schechter.edu/are-women-obligated-to-hear-the-torah-reading-of-parashat-zakhor-deut-2517-19-in-the-synagogue-on-the-shabbat-before-purim/">
3267                <div class="image-wrapper">
3268                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Torah-reading-by-THDju-at-Wikipedia-CC-BY-SA-3.0.jpg)"></div>
3269                </div>
3270                <div class="text-wrapper">
3271                    <h4 class="title">
3272                        Are women obligated to hear the Torah reading of Parashat Zakhor (Deut. 25:17-19) in the synagogue on the Shabbat before Purim?                    </h4>
3273                                            <div class="tags">
3274                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
3275                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
3276                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3277                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
3278                                                    </div>
3279                                        <div class="details">
3280                        <div class="author">
3281                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3282                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
3283                                    </div>
3284                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
3285                                                    </div>
3286                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3287                        <span class="date">24/02/2026</span>
3288                    </div>
3289                    <p class="excerpt">
3290                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 20, Number 3 February 2026 Are women obligated to hear the Torah reading of Parashat...                    </p>
3291                </div>
3292            </a>
3293        </div>
3294            
3295        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute israel-and-zionism places-sites  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
3296            <a href="https://schechter.edu/words-of-tribute-to-prof-gabi-barkay-zl-lecturer-at-schechter-1993-2006/">
3297                <div class="image-wrapper">
3298                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Gabriel_Barkay_at_Ketef_Hinnomcropped.jpg)"></div>
3299                </div>
3300                <div class="text-wrapper">
3301                    <h4 class="title">
3302                        Words of Tribute to Prof. Gabi Barkay z&#8221;l &#8211; Lecturer at Schechter 1993-2006                    </h4>
3303                                            <div class="tags">
3304                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
3305                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
3306                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
3307                                                    </div>
3308                                        <div class="details">
3309                        <div class="author">
3310                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3311                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
3312                                    </div>
3313                                                                <sp
3313an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
3314                                                    </div>
3315                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3316                        <span class="date">16/02/2026</span>
3317                    </div>
3318                    <p class="excerpt">
3319                        Delivered at Yad Ben-Zvi, February 10, 2026 I had the privilege of knowing Prof. Gabi Barkay, of blessed memory, in...                    </p>
3320                </div>
3321            </a>
3322        </div>
3323            
3324        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
3325            <a href="https://schechter.edu/asking-forgiveness-between-self-family-god-and-humanity-parashat-vayechi/">
3326                <div class="image-wrapper">
3327                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Screenshot-BETTER.jpg)"></div>
3328                </div>
3329                <div class="text-wrapper">
3330                    <h4 class="title">
3331                        Asking Forgiveness Between Self, Family, God and Humanity: Parashat Vayechi                    </h4>
3332                                            <div class="tags">
3333                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3334                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3335                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3336                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
3337                                                    </div>
3338                                        <div class="details">
3339                        <div class="author">
3340                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3341                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
3342                                    </div>
3343                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
3344                                                    </div>
3345                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3346                        <span class="date">31/12/2025</span>
3347                    </div>
3348                    <p class="excerpt">
3349                        I love you. I am sorry. Please forgive me. I thank you. “Ho’o pono pono. Ho’o pono pono.” This is...                    </p>
3350                </div>
3351            </a>
3352        </div>
3353            
3354        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
3355            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jacobs-misery-in-egypt-the-joseph-troubles-parashat-vayigash/">
3356                <div class="image-wrapper">
3357                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Foster_Bible_Pictures_0057-1_Joseph_and_His_Brothers_Carry_Jacob_Back_into_the_Land_of_Canaan_To_Be_Buried_in_the_Cave_where_Abraham_and_Sarah_Were_Buried-cropped.jpg)"></div>
3358                </div>
3359                <div class="text-wrapper">
3360                    <h4 class="title">
3361                        Jacob&#8217;s Misery in Egypt: The Joseph Troubles &#8211; Parashat Vayigash                    </h4>
3362                                            <div class="tags">
3363                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3364                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3365                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3366                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3367                                                    </div>
3368                                        <div class="details">
3369                        <div class="author">
3370                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3371                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
3372                                    </div>
3373                                                                <sp
3373an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
3374                                                    </div>
3375                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3376                        <span class="date">24/12/2025</span>
3377                    </div>
3378                    <p class="excerpt">
3379                        After Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, he and Pharaoh send for his father Jacob. Jacob agrees to go...                    </p>
3380                </div>
3381            </a>
3382        </div>
3383            
3384        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-life-thought prayer-and-synagogues rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
3385            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-to-send-a-torah-scroll-via-mail-or-fedex/">
3386                <div class="image-wrapper">
3387                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/boxes-for-responsa-1.png)"></div>
3388                </div>
3389                <div class="text-wrapper">
3390                    <h4 class="title">
3391                        Is it permissible to send a Torah scroll via mail or Fedex?                    </h4>
3392                                            <div class="tags">
3393                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3394                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
3395                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3396                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
3397                                                    </div>
3398                                        <div class="details">
3399                        <div class="author">
3400                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3401                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
3402                                    </div>
3403                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
3404                                                    </div>
3405                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3406                        <span class="date">11/12/2025</span>
3407                    </div>
3408                    <p class="excerpt">
3409                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 20, Number 2 December 2025 Is it permissible to send a Torah scroll via mail...                    </p>
3410                </div>
3411            </a>
3412        </div>
3413            
3414        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors chaya-rowen-baker">
3415            <a href="https://schechter.edu/light-leads-to-integrity-and-peace-the-maharal-of-prague-on-parasha-vayeshev/">
3416                <div class="image-wrapper">
3417                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Rabbi_Low_Saloun-Maharal-resizedcropoped.jpg)"></div>
3418                </div>
3419                <div class="text-wrapper">
3420                    <h4 class="title">
3421                        Light Leads to Integrity and Peace &#8211; The Maharal of Prague on Parasha Vayeshev                    </h4>
3422                                            <div class="tags">
3423                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3424                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3425                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3426                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3427                                                    </div>
3428                                        <div class="details">
3429                        <div class="author">
3430                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3431                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Chaya-Rowen-Baker-4cropped.png.jpeg)"></div>
3432                                    </div>
3433                                                                <sp
3433an class="author-name">Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker</span>
3434                                                    </div>
3435                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3436                        <span class="date">10/12/2025</span>
3437                    </div>
3438                    <p class="excerpt">
3439                        An incredibly sad verse in our parasha this week, parashat Vayeshev, tells us that the brothers of Joseph hated him...                    </p>
3440                </div>
3441            </a>
3442        </div>
3443            
3444        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
3445            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-struggles-of-jacob-as-a-paradigm-for-the-challenges-facing-the-state-of-israel/">
3446                <div class="image-wrapper">
3447                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Wrestlers-in-moonlight-No-black-frame-07-30-25-edited2.jpg)"></div>
3448                </div>
3449                <div class="text-wrapper">
3450                    <h4 class="title">
3451                        The struggles of Jacob as a paradigm for the challenges facing the state of Israel                    </h4>
3452                                            <div class="tags">
3453                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3454                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
3455                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3456                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3457                                                    </div>
3458                                        <div class="details">
3459                        <div class="author">
3460                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3461                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
3462                                    </div>
3463                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
3464                                                    </div>
3465                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3466                        <span class="date">30/11/2025</span>
3467                    </div>
3468                    <p class="excerpt">
3469                        &#8220;Jacob was left alone. And a man wrestled with him until the break of dawn&#8230; Said [the man]: Your name...                    </p>
3470                </div>
3471            </a>
3472        </div>
3473            
3474        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
3475            <a href="https://schechter.edu/brotherhood-and-reconciliation-vayetzes-message-resonates-for-today/">
3476                <div class="image-wrapper">
3477                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/The_Phillip_Medhurst_Picture_Torah_164._Reconciliation_of_Jacob_and_Laban._Genesis_cap_31_vv_4445._resized-cropped.jpg)"></div>
3478                </div>
3479                <div class="text-wrapper">
3480                    <h4 class="title">
3481                        Brotherhood and Reconciliation&#8230;.Vayetze&#8217;s Message Resonates for Today                    </h4>
3482                                            <div class="tags">
3483                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3484                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
3485                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3486                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3487                                                    </div>
3488                                        <div class="details">
3489                        <div class="author">
3490                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3491                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
3492                                    </div>
3493                                                                <sp
3493an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
3494                                                    </div>
3495                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3496                        <span class="date">24/11/2025</span>
3497                    </div>
3498                    <p class="excerpt">
3499                        This week’s parasha is Parashat Vayetze which includes the story of Lavan (Laban) who pursues, in hot pursuit after Jacob...                    </p>
3500                </div>
3501            </a>
3502        </div>
3503            
3504        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
3505            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-did-yitzchak-go-blind-various-midrashic-explanations/">
3506                <div class="image-wrapper">
3507                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Domenichino_-_The_Sacrifice_of_Isaac_1627-M-del-Prado-cropped2.jpg)"></div>
3508                </div>
3509                <div class="text-wrapper">
3510                    <h4 class="title">
3511                        Why Did Yitzchak Go Blind? Various Midrashic Explanations                    </h4>
3512                                            <div class="tags">
3513                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
3514                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3515                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3516                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3517                                                    </div>
3518                                        <div class="details">
3519                        <div class="author">
3520                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3521                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
3522                                    </div>
3523                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
3524                                                    </div>
3525                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3526                        <span class="date">16/11/2025</span>
3527                    </div>
3528                    <p class="excerpt">
3529                        &#8220;And it came to pass, when Yitzchak was old, that his eyes were dim, so that he could not see&#8221;...                    </p>
3530                </div>
3531            </a>
3532        </div>
3533            
3534        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought prayer-and-synagogues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
3535            <a href="https://schechter.edu/can-struggling-with-trauma-lead-to-prayer-the-case-study-of-isaac/">
3536                <div class="image-wrapper">
3537                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Shula-painting-Hayei-Sarah1.jpg)"></div>
3538                </div>
3539                <div class="text-wrapper">
3540                    <h4 class="title">
3541                        Can Struggling with Trauma Lead to Prayer? The Case Study of Isaac                    </h4>
3542                                            <div class="tags">
3543                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3544                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3545                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
3546                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3547                                                    </div>
3548                                        <div class="details">
3549                        <div class="author">
3550                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3551                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
3552                                    </div>
3553                                                                <sp
3553an class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
3554                                                    </div>
3555                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3556                        <span class="date">11/11/2025</span>
3557                    </div>
3558                    <p class="excerpt">
3559                        The Talmud asks the question why it is that we have prescribed prayer? Why, we as a Jewish people must...                    </p>
3560                </div>
3561            </a>
3562        </div>
3563            
3564        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
3565            <a href="https://schechter.edu/up-or-down-where-to-look-in-parashat-vayera/">
3566                <div class="image-wrapper">
3567                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Abraham_et_les_trois_anges_BnF_Francais_3_fol._20vcropped.jpg)"></div>
3568                </div>
3569                <div class="text-wrapper">
3570                    <h4 class="title">
3571                        Up or Down? Where to Look in Parashat Vayera                    </h4>
3572                                            <div class="tags">
3573                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3574                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3575                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3576                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3577                                                    </div>
3578                                        <div class="details">
3579                        <div class="author">
3580                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3581                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
3582                                    </div>
3583                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
3584                                                    </div>
3585                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3586                        <span class="date">06/11/2025</span>
3587                    </div>
3588                    <p class="excerpt">
3589                        Sight and vision play an important role in the opening narratives of Parashat Vayera. In this week’s Torah reading, the...                    </p>
3590                </div>
3591            </a>
3592        </div>
3593            
3594        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
3595            <a href="https://schechter.edu/when-was-the-last-time-you-received-a-postcard-from-god/">
3596                <div class="image-wrapper">
3597                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/The_Phillip_Medhurst_Picture_Torah_77._Abraham_leaves_for_Canaan._Genesis_12-cc-by-sa-3.0cropped-2.jpg)"></div>
3598                </div>
3599                <div class="text-wrapper">
3600                    <h4 class="title">
3601                        When was the Last Time you Received a Postcard from God?                    </h4>
3602                                            <div class="tags">
3603                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3604                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
3605                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3606                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3607                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
3608                                                    </div>
3609                                        <div class="details">
3610                        <div class="author">
3611                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3612                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
3613                                    </div>
3614                                                                <sp
3614an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
3615                                                    </div>
3616                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3617                        <span class="date">30/10/2025</span>
3618                    </div>
3619                    <p class="excerpt">
3620                        When was the last time you got a postcard from God? Can you even imagine what that looks like? What...                    </p>
3621                </div>
3622            </a>
3623        </div>
3624            
3625        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death ethical-issues israel-and-zionism rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin synagogue-life  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
3626            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-for-a-kohen-to-recite-birkat-kohanim-the-priestly-blessing-if-he-has-fought-in-a-war/">
3627                <div class="image-wrapper">
3628                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/IDF_soldier_using_a_thermal_scope_in_gaza_2024-cropped.jpg)"></div>
3629                </div>
3630                <div class="text-wrapper">
3631                    <h4 class="title">
3632                        A Kohen who killed someone in battle &#8211; may he recite Birkat Kohanim (the Priestly Blessing)?                     </h4>
3633                                            <div class="tags">
3634                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
3635                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
3636                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
3637                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3638                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
3639                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
3640                                                    </div>
3641                                        <div class="details">
3642                        <div class="author">
3643                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3644                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
3645                                    </div>
3646                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
3647                                                    </div>
3648                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3649                        <span class="date">27/10/2025</span>
3650                    </div>
3651                    <p class="excerpt">
3652                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 20, Number 1 October 2025 A Kohen who killed someone in battle &#8211; may he...                    </p>
3653                </div>
3654            </a>
3655        </div>
3656            
3657        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
3658            <a href="https://schechter.edu/gods-covenant-with-humanity-represents-a-change-in-divine-behavior-what-brought-this-about/">
3659                <div class="image-wrapper">
3660                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/The_Flood_Melchior_Lorck_1550-1551cropped.jpg)"></div>
3661                </div>
3662                <div class="text-wrapper">
3663                    <h4 class="title">
3664                        God&#8217;s Covenant with Humanity Represents a Change in Divine Behavior. What Caused this?                    </h4>
3665                                            <div class="tags">
3666                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3667                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
3668                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3669                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3670                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
3671                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
3672                                                    </div>
3673                                        <div class="details">
3674                        <div class="author">
3675                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3676                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
3677                                    </div>
3678                                                                <sp
3678an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
3679                                                    </div>
3680                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3681                        <span class="date">21/10/2025</span>
3682                    </div>
3683                    <p class="excerpt">
3684                        In parashat Noah, God changes the divine approach to humanity. Why? This week’s parashah is Parashat Noach, the story of...                    </p>
3685                </div>
3686            </a>
3687        </div>
3688            
3689        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
3690            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-does-ayeka-mean-in-this-weeks-torah-portion-r-abraham-isaac-kooks-innovative-answer/">
3691                <div class="image-wrapper">
3692                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Abraham_Isaac_Kook_1924cropped.jpg)"></div>
3693                </div>
3694                <div class="text-wrapper">
3695                    <h4 class="title">
3696                        What does &#8220;Ayeka&#8221; mean in this week&#8217;s Torah Portion? R. Abraham Isaac Kook&#8217;s innovative answer!                    </h4>
3697                                            <div class="tags">
3698                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3699                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3700                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3701                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3702                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
3703                                                    </div>
3704                                        <div class="details">
3705                        <div class="author">
3706                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3707                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
3708                                    </div>
3709                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
3710                                                    </div>
3711                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3712                        <span class="date">16/10/2025</span>
3713                    </div>
3714                    <p class="excerpt">
3715                        R. Kook&#8217;s very different interpretation of Teshuva leads us onto a different path.  In the Torah portion of Bereshit, God...                    </p>
3716                </div>
3717            </a>
3718        </div>
3719            
3720        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature high-holidays history shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shana-rosenblatt-mauer">
3721            <a href="https://schechter.edu/approaching-yom-kippur-we-are-nearing-the-two-year-anniversary-of-october-7-hope-and-god-in-literature/">
3722                <div class="image-wrapper">
3723                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Anatevka_Joseph_Stein_Jerry_Bock_Sheldon_Harnick_-_LABW_-_Generallandesarchiv_Karlsruhe_57-3_Nr._14276cropped2.jpg)"></div>
3724                </div>
3725                <div class="text-wrapper">
3726                    <h4 class="title">
3727                        Approaching Yom Kippur we are nearing the two year anniversary of October 7: Hope and God in Literature                    </h4>
3728                                            <div class="tags">
3729                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
3730                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
3731                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
3732                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3733                                                    </div>
3734                                        <div class="details">
3735                        <div class="author">
3736                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3737                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/shana.jpg)"></div>
3738                                    </div>
3739                                                                <sp
3739an class="author-name">Dr. Shana Rosenblatt Mauer</span>
3740                                                    </div>
3741                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3742                        <span class="date">28/09/2025</span>
3743                    </div>
3744                    <p class="excerpt">
3745                        Why Jews refuse to give up on God, the Jewish People or hope: A view from Jewish Literature  As we...                    </p>
3746                </div>
3747            </a>
3748        </div>
3749            
3750        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays jewish-life-thought prayer-and-synagogues rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
3751            <a href="https://schechter.edu/understanding-the-absence-of-hallel-on-rosh-hashanah/">
3752                <div class="image-wrapper">
3753                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Hallel-Decorated_initial-word_panel_f_53-British-Librarycropped-3.jpg)"></div>
3754                </div>
3755                <div class="text-wrapper">
3756                    <h4 class="title">
3757                        Understanding the Absence of Hallel on Rosh Hashanah                    </h4>
3758                                            <div class="tags">
3759                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
3760                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3761                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
3762                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3763                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3764                                                    </div>
3765                                        <div class="details">
3766                        <div class="author">
3767                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3768                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
3769                                    </div>
3770                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
3771                                                    </div>
3772                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3773                        <span class="date">18/09/2025</span>
3774                    </div>
3775                    <p class="excerpt">
3776                        Hallel, the compilation of psalms recited on Jewish festivals and observances throughout the year, is the quintessential expression of joy....                    </p>
3777                </div>
3778            </a>
3779        </div>
3780            
3781        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible history jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter tisha-bav  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
3782            <a href="https://schechter.edu/moses-discourse-to-the-children-of-israel/">
3783                <div class="image-wrapper">
3784                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Dvarim-Shula-Avner-Moriahcropped.png)"></div>
3785                </div>
3786                <div class="text-wrapper">
3787                    <h4 class="title">
3788                        Moses&#8217; Discourse to the Children of Israel &#8212; Preserving the Past for the Future!                    </h4>
3789                                            <div class="tags">
3790                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
3791                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3792                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
3793                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3794                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3795                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
3796                                                    </div>
3797                                        <div class="details">
3798                        <div class="author">
3799                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3800                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
3801                                    </div>
3802                                                                <sp
3802an class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
3803                                                    </div>
3804                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3805                        <span class="date">29/07/2025</span>
3806                    </div>
3807                    <p class="excerpt">
3808                        Moses ensures that the Children of Israel&#8217;s momentous events would be preserved in the cultural memory of  Israelite society. Parashat...                    </p>
3809                </div>
3810            </a>
3811        </div>
3812            
3813        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
3814            <a href="https://schechter.edu/reaching-the-promised-land-a-look-at-israels-wanderings/">
3815                <div class="image-wrapper">
3816                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/42.png)"></div>
3817                </div>
3818                <div class="text-wrapper">
3819                    <h4 class="title">
3820                        Reaching the Promised Land &#8211; A Look at Israel&#8217;s Wanderings                    </h4>
3821                                            <div class="tags">
3822                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
3823                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3824                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
3825                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3826                                                    </div>
3827                                        <div class="details">
3828                        <div class="author">
3829                                                                                                                                <span class="author-name">Channa Lockshin Bob</span>
3830                                                                                    </div>
3831                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3832                        <span class="date">22/07/2025</span>
3833                    </div>
3834                    <p class="excerpt">
3835                        Schechter&#8217;s Bibliotherapy Program broadens our understanding of the journey. The Jewish people has always been a journeying people. We’ve gone...                    </p>
3836                </div>
3837            </a>
3838        </div>
3839            
3840        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin shabbat  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
3841            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-to-swim-in-a-swimming-pool-on-shabbat-at-camp-ramah-yachad-ukraine/">
3842                <div class="image-wrapper">
3843                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/MG_5787resized.jpg)"></div>
3844                </div>
3845                <div class="text-wrapper">
3846                    <h4 class="title">
3847                        Is it permissible to swim in a swimming pool on Shabbat at Camp Ramah Yachad Ukraine?                    </h4>
3848                                            <div class="tags">
3849                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
3850                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat</div>
3851                                                    </div>
3852                                        <div class="details">
3853                        <div class="author">
3854                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3855                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
3856                                    </div>
3857                                                                <sp
3857an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
3858                                                    </div>
3859                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3860                        <span class="date">14/07/2025</span>
3861                    </div>
3862                    <p class="excerpt">
3863                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 19, Number 6 July 2025 Is it permissible to swim in a swimming pool on...                    </p>
3864                </div>
3865            </a>
3866        </div>
3867            
3868        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history illness-burial-and-mourning israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter tisha-bav  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
3869            <a href="https://schechter.edu/tisha-bav-vs-settler-colonialism/">
3870                <div class="image-wrapper">
3871                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Wall_of_Solomon_c1880-Print-published-by-Boussod-and-Valadon-after-the-original-drawing-by-Alexandre-Bida-cropped.jpg)"></div>
3872                </div>
3873                <div class="text-wrapper">
3874                    <h4 class="title">
3875                        Tisha B&#8217;av vs. &#8220;Settler Colonialism&#8221;                    </h4>
3876                                            <div class="tags">
3877                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
3878                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
3879                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
3880                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3881                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
3882                                                    </div>
3883                                        <div class="details">
3884                        <div class="author">
3885                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3886                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
3887                                    </div>
3888                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
3889                                                    </div>
3890                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3891                        <span class="date">14/07/2025</span>
3892                    </div>
3893                    <p class="excerpt">
3894                        In this period of &#8216;the three weeks&#8217; we remember the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel throughout Jewish history....                    </p>
3895                </div>
3896            </a>
3897        </div>
3898            
3899        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-etka-liebowitz">
3900            <a href="https://schechter.edu/archeological-evidence-description-of-balaams-dreams-found-parashat-balak/">
3901                <div class="image-wrapper">
3902                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Cognacq-Jay_Rembrandt_Balaam-and-his-ass.cropped2.jpg)"></div>
3903                </div>
3904                <div class="text-wrapper">
3905                    <h4 class="title">
3906                        Archeological Evidence: Description of Balaam&#8217;s Dreams Found &#8211; Parashat Balak                    </h4>
3907                                            <div class="tags">
3908                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3909                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3910                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3911                                                    </div>
3912                                        <div class="details">
3913                        <div class="author">
3914                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3915                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
3916                                    </div>
3917                                                                <sp
3917an class="author-name">Dr. Etka Liebowitz</span>
3918                                                    </div>
3919                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3920                        <span class="date">06/07/2025</span>
3921                    </div>
3922                    <p class="excerpt">
3923                        The Jewish People as a Lion: Various Interpretations through the Ages and for Today, Dr. Etka Liebowitz This Shabbat we...                    </p>
3924                </div>
3925            </a>
3926        </div>
3927            
3928        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
3929            <a href="https://schechter.edu/danger-of-the-ego-haftarah-of-hukkot/">
3930                <div class="image-wrapper">
3931                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Yiftach_opfert_seine_Tochter_Italien_18_Jh-scaled.jpg)"></div>
3932                </div>
3933                <div class="text-wrapper">
3934                    <h4 class="title">
3935                        Danger of the Ego &#8211; Haftarah of Hukkot                    </h4>
3936                                            <div class="tags">
3937                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3938                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3939                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3940                                                    </div>
3941                                        <div class="details">
3942                        <div class="author">
3943                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3944                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
3945                                    </div>
3946                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
3947                                                    </div>
3948                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3949                        <span class="date">01/07/2025</span>
3950                    </div>
3951                    <p class="excerpt">
3952                        Never put your ego over your mission &#8211; What we learn from the story of Yiftach Today, as we record,...                    </p>
3953                </div>
3954            </a>
3955        </div>
3956            
3957        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors ">
3958            <a href="https://schechter.edu/four-categories-of-wickedness-korah-and-his-compatriots/">
3959                <div class="image-wrapper">
3960                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Korach_Datan_en_Abiram_en_hun_gezinnen_worden_door_de_aarde_verzwolgen_cropped-1712-Rijksmuseumcompressed2025-scaled.jpg)"></div>
3961                </div>
3962                <div class="text-wrapper">
3963                    <h4 class="title">
3964                        Four Categories of Wickedness: Korah and his Compatriots                    </h4>
3965                                            <div class="tags">
3966                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3967                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
3968                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
3969                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
3970                                                    </div>
3971                                        <div class="details">
3972                        <div class="author">
3973                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
3974                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
3975                                    </div>
3976                                                                <sp
3976an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Vernon Kurtz</span>
3977                                                    </div>
3978                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
3979                        <span class="date">24/06/2025</span>
3980                    </div>
3981                    <p class="excerpt">
3982                        Parashat Korah: How his Rebellion Defines Wickedness Who is considered to be a wicked person? In this week’s Parsha of...                    </p>
3983                </div>
3984            </a>
3985        </div>
3986            
3987        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
3988            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-shelakh-from-the-story-of-the-spies-to-the-war-with-iran/">
3989                <div class="image-wrapper">
3990                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/The_Spies_Return_from_the_Promised_Land-cropped2.jpg)"></div>
3991                </div>
3992                <div class="text-wrapper">
3993                    <h4 class="title">
3994                        Parashat Shlakh: From the Story of the Spies to the War with Iran                    </h4>
3995                                            <div class="tags">
3996                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
3997                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
3998                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
3999                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4000                                                    </div>
4001                                        <div class="details">
4002                        <div class="author">
4003                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4004                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
4005                                    </div>
4006                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
4007                                                    </div>
4008                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4009                        <span class="date">19/06/2025</span>
4010                    </div>
4011                    <p class="excerpt">
4012                        From the Story of the Spies to the War with Iran In this week‘s Torah portion of Shlakh, we read...                    </p>
4013                </div>
4014            </a>
4015        </div>
4016            
4017        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter women-gender women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
4018            <a href="https://schechter.edu/wisdom-intimacy-and-transformation-the-relationships-we-are-seeking-parashat-shelach/">
4019                <div class="image-wrapper">
4020                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Foster_Bible_Pictures_0082-1_The_Daughters_of_Zelophehadcropped1.jpg)"></div>
4021                </div>
4022                <div class="text-wrapper">
4023                    <h4 class="title">
4024                        Wisdom, Intimacy and Transformation: The Relationships We Are Seeking: Parashat Shelach                    </h4>
4025                                            <div class="tags">
4026                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4027                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
4028                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
4029                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4030                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
4031                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
4032                                                    </div>
4033                                        <div class="details">
4034                        <div class="author">
4035                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4036                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
4037                                    </div>
4038                                                                <sp
4038an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
4039                                                    </div>
4040                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4041                        <span class="date">18/06/2025</span>
4042                    </div>
4043                    <p class="excerpt">
4044                        Finding: the Torah of God, the Torah of intimacy, the Torah of transformation, the Torah of wisdom with Reb Mimi...                    </p>
4045                </div>
4046            </a>
4047        </div>
4048            
4049        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
4050            <a href="https://schechter.edu/journey-of-the-large-inverted-nun-parashat-behaalotkha/">
4051                <div class="image-wrapper">
4052                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Sefer-torah-vayehi-binsoa-Netanel-Wikicommons.jpg)"></div>
4053                </div>
4054                <div class="text-wrapper">
4055                    <h4 class="title">
4056                        Journey of the Large &#038; Inverted &#8216;Nun&#8221; Parashat Beha&#8217;alotkha                    </h4>
4057                                            <div class="tags">
4058                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
4059                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4060                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
4061                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4062                                                    </div>
4063                                        <div class="details">
4064                        <div class="author">
4065                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4066                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
4067                                    </div>
4068                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
4069                                                    </div>
4070                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4071                        <span class="date">09/06/2025</span>
4072                    </div>
4073                    <p class="excerpt">
4074                        &nbsp; Parashat Be-ha’alotekha takes us back to the Israelites’ journey in the wilderness, as first recounted at the beginning of...                    </p>
4075                </div>
4076            </a>
4077        </div>
4078            
4079        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bar-bat-mitzvah bible jewish-life-thought shabbat shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
4080            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-naso-bringing-peace/">
4081                <div class="image-wrapper">
4082                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/PEACE.png)"></div>
4083                </div>
4084                <div class="text-wrapper">
4085                    <h4 class="title">
4086                        Parashat Naso: Bringing Peace                    </h4>
4087                                            <div class="tags">
4088                                                            <div class="tag">Bar-Bat Mitzvah</div>
4089                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4090                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
4091                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat</div>
4092                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4093                                                    </div>
4094                                        <div class="details">
4095                        <div class="author">
4096                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4097                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
4098                                    </div>
4099                                                                <sp
4099an class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
4100                                                    </div>
4101                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4102                        <span class="date">03/06/2025</span>
4103                    </div>
4104                    <p class="excerpt">
4105                        How can we make peace amongst ourselves? This is the major question we deal with in Parashat Naso. This week...                    </p>
4106                </div>
4107            </a>
4108        </div>
4109            
4110        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-law-and-its-authority shavua-tov-schechter shavuot holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors dr-sarah-schwartz">
4111            <a href="https://schechter.edu/renewing-our-oath-of-loyalty-and-faithfulness-via-our-covenant-to-god-on-shavuot/">
4112                <div class="image-wrapper">
4113                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Ten-Commandments-shutterstock_1574909632cropped.jpg)"></div>
4114                </div>
4115                <div class="text-wrapper">
4116                    <h4 class="title">
4117                        Renewing our oath of loyalty and faithfulness via our covenant to God on Shavuot                    </h4>
4118                                            <div class="tags">
4119                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4120                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
4121                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4122                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
4123                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
4124                                                    </div>
4125                                        <div class="details">
4126                        <div class="author">
4127                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4128                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/‏‏_ETN7912-עותק.jpg)"></div>
4129                                    </div>
4130                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Sarah Schwartz</span>
4131                                                    </div>
4132                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4133                        <span class="date">27/05/2025</span>
4134                    </div>
4135                    <p class="excerpt">
4136                        To belong to the people of the Lord, one must uphold the standard of absolute and exclusive loyalty to God....                    </p>
4137                </div>
4138            </a>
4139        </div>
4140            
4141        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter social-justice thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
4142            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-is-the-foundation-behind-behar-behukotais-laws-the-solidarity-of-the-jewish-people/">
4143                <div class="image-wrapper">
4144                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/PICTURE-1.png)"></div>
4145                </div>
4146                <div class="text-wrapper">
4147                    <h4 class="title">
4148                        What is the Foundation Behind Behar-Behukotai&#8217;s Laws? The Solidarity of the Jewish People                    </h4>
4149                                            <div class="tags">
4150                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4151                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
4152                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4153                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
4154                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
4155                                                    </div>
4156                                        <div class="details">
4157                        <div class="author">
4158                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4159                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
4160                                    </div>
4161                                                                <sp
4161an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
4162                                                    </div>
4163                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4164                        <span class="date">20/05/2025</span>
4165                    </div>
4166                    <p class="excerpt">
4167                        Solidarity of the Jewish People is the foundation of Behar-Behukotai&#8217;s laws, Prof. David Frankel explains. Shalom, this week’s parasha is parashat...                    </p>
4168                </div>
4169            </a>
4170        </div>
4171            
4172        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter shavuot holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
4173            <a href="https://schechter.edu/we-are-commanded-to-count-from-the-omer-to-the-hostages/">
4174                <div class="image-wrapper">
4175                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/hostage-counter-cropped.png)"></div>
4176                </div>
4177                <div class="text-wrapper">
4178                    <h4 class="title">
4179                        We are Commanded to Count &#8211; From the Omer to the Hostages                    </h4>
4180                                            <div class="tags">
4181                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4182                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
4183                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4184                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
4185                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
4186                                                    </div>
4187                                        <div class="details">
4188                        <div class="author">
4189                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4190                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
4191                                    </div>
4192                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
4193                                                    </div>
4194                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4195                        <span class="date">13/05/2025</span>
4196                    </div>
4197                    <p class="excerpt">
4198                        It is hard work to count. Yet, we Jews are commanded to count &#8211; the Omer and now the Days...                    </p>
4199                </div>
4200            </a>
4201        </div>
4202            
4203        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors chaya-rowen-baker">
4204            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-our-transgressions-never-leave-the-world/">
4205                <div class="image-wrapper">
4206                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Illustration-azazelMachzor-MS-Kaufmann-A-387-produced-in-Germany-perhaps-Heilbronn-between-1370-and-1400-cropped.jpg)"></div>
4207                </div>
4208                <div class="text-wrapper">
4209                    <h4 class="title">
4210                        Why Our Transgressions Might Never Leave the World                    </h4>
4211                                            <div class="tags">
4212                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4213                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
4214                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4215                                                    </div>
4216                                        <div class="details">
4217                        <div class="author">
4218                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4219                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Chaya-Rowen-Baker-4cropped.png.jpeg)"></div>
4220                                    </div>
4221                                                                <sp
4221an class="author-name">Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker</span>
4222                                                    </div>
4223                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4224                        <span class="date">07/05/2025</span>
4225                    </div>
4226                    <p class="excerpt">
4227                        Taking responsibility for our sins. What happens if they never leave the world? asks Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker After the...                    </p>
4228                </div>
4229            </a>
4230        </div>
4231            
4232        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues history holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin symbols-and-rituals synagogue-life  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
4233            <a href="https://schechter.edu/must-one-return-sacred-objects-to-germany-if-there-is-a-jewish-community-there-today/">
4234                <div class="image-wrapper">
4235                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Wimpel_from_Lengnau_1886-scaled.jpg)"></div>
4236                </div>
4237                <div class="text-wrapper">
4238                    <h4 class="title">
4239                        Must one return sacred objects to Germany if there is a Jewish community there today?                    </h4>
4240                                            <div class="tags">
4241                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
4242                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
4243                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
4244                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
4245                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
4246                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
4247                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
4248                                                    </div>
4249                                        <div class="details">
4250                        <div class="author">
4251                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4252                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
4253                                    </div>
4254                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
4255                                                    </div>
4256                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4257                        <span class="date">04/05/2025</span>
4258                    </div>
4259                    <p class="excerpt">
4260                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 19, Number 5 April 2025 Must one return sacred objects to Germany if there is...                    </p>
4261                </div>
4262            </a>
4263        </div>
4264            
4265        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
4266            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-home-needs-soulful-hard-work-to-keep-it-a-place-of-sanctity/">
4267                <div class="image-wrapper">
4268                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/book-with-sentence3.jpg)"></div>
4269                </div>
4270                <div class="text-wrapper">
4271                    <h4 class="title">
4272                        A Home Needs Soulful Hard Work to Keep it A Place of Sanctity                    </h4>
4273                                            <div class="tags">
4274                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4275                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
4276                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
4277                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
4278                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
4279                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4280                                                    </div>
4281                                        <div class="details">
4282                        <div class="author">
4283                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4284                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
4285                                    </div>
4286                                                                <sp
4286an class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
4287                                                    </div>
4288                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4289                        <span class="date">28/04/2025</span>
4290                    </div>
4291                    <p class="excerpt">
4292                        Parashat Tazria Metzora &#8211; The Home: A place of refuge and sanctity can also become a place of domestic disease...                    </p>
4293                </div>
4294            </a>
4295        </div>
4296            
4297        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible jewish-law-and-its-authority kashrut shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
4298            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-disciplined-nation-is-a-holy-nation/">
4299                <div class="image-wrapper">
4300                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/shmini-cropped.jpg)"></div>
4301                </div>
4302                <div class="text-wrapper">
4303                    <h4 class="title">
4304                        A Disciplined Nation is a Holy Nation                    </h4>
4305                                            <div class="tags">
4306                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
4307                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4308                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
4309                                                            <div class="tag">Kashrut</div>
4310                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4311                                                    </div>
4312                                        <div class="details">
4313                        <div class="author">
4314                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4315                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
4316                                    </div>
4317                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
4318                                                    </div>
4319                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4320                        <span class="date">23/04/2025</span>
4321                    </div>
4322                    <p class="excerpt">
4323                        Becoming a Nation: How Sanctification of Animals Leads to Holiness  Parashat Shemini (Eighth) describes the consecration ceremony for the Tabernacle,...                    </p>
4324                </div>
4325            </a>
4326        </div>
4327            
4328        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-life-thought pesah shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
4329            <a href="https://schechter.edu/i-will-be-a-timeless-message-of-presence-dialogue-and-teaching-pesah-5785/">
4330                <div class="image-wrapper">
4331                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/shutterstock_2589478325-scaled.jpg)"></div>
4332                </div>
4333                <div class="text-wrapper">
4334                    <h4 class="title">
4335                        &#8220;I will be what I will be”: Three Passover Lessons from a Fascinating Midrash &#8211; Pesah 5785                    </h4>
4336                                            <div class="tags">
4337                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
4338                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
4339                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4340                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
4341                                                    </div>
4342                                        <div class="details">
4343                        <div class="author">
4344                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4345                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
4346                                    </div>
4347                                                                <sp
4347an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
4348                                                    </div>
4349                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4350                        <span class="date">06/04/2025</span>
4351                    </div>
4352                    <p class="excerpt">
4353                        &nbsp; We learn in the tractate of Megillah folio 15a and parallel sources: ‏כל האומר דבר בשם אומרו מביא גאולה...                    </p>
4354                </div>
4355            </a>
4356        </div>
4357            
4358        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-peri-sinclair">
4359            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-small-aleph-and-the-power-of-calling-vayikra/">
4360                <div class="image-wrapper">
4361                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/shutterstock_687142483.jpg)"></div>
4362                </div>
4363                <div class="text-wrapper">
4364                    <h4 class="title">
4365                        The Small Aleph and the Power of Calling &#8211; Vayikra                    </h4>
4366                                            <div class="tags">
4367                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4368                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4369                                                    </div>
4370                                        <div class="details">
4371                        <div class="author">
4372                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4373                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/peri-sinclair-e1592459480437.jpg)"></div>
4374                                    </div>
4375                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Peri Sinclair</span>
4376                                                    </div>
4377                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4378                        <span class="date">30/03/2025</span>
4379                    </div>
4380                    <p class="excerpt">
4381                        As we begin reading the book of Leviticus, Vayikra, we enter a text that many find difficult to connect with....                    </p>
4382                </div>
4383            </a>
4384        </div>
4385            
4386        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
4387            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-pikkudei-the-mishkan-and-the-temple-a-contrast-in-sanctity/">
4388                <div class="image-wrapper">
4389                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Holman_The_Tabernacle_in_the_Wilderness.jpg)"></div>
4390                </div>
4391                <div class="text-wrapper">
4392                    <h4 class="title">
4393                        Parashat Pekudei: The Mishkan and the Temple – A Contrast in Sanctity                    </h4>
4394                                            <div class="tags">
4395                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4396                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
4397                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
4398                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4399                                                    </div>
4400                                        <div class="details">
4401                        <div class="author">
4402                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4403                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
4404                                    </div>
4405                                                                <sp
4405an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
4406                                                    </div>
4407                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4408                        <span class="date">24/03/2025</span>
4409                    </div>
4410                    <p class="excerpt">
4411                        This week’s parasha, Pekudei, marks the conclusion of the Book of Shemot and the chapters detailing the Mishkan (Tabernacle). It...                    </p>
4412                </div>
4413            </a>
4414        </div>
4415            
4416        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
4417            <a href="https://schechter.edu/bezalel-the-artist-the-teacher-and-the-leader-in-the-shadow-of-god/">
4418                <div class="image-wrapper">
4419                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/shutterstock_2530147783-scaled.jpg)"></div>
4420                </div>
4421                <div class="text-wrapper">
4422                    <h4 class="title">
4423                        Bezalel: The Artist, the Teacher, and the Leader in the Shadow of God                    </h4>
4424                                            <div class="tags">
4425                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
4426                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4427                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4428                                                    </div>
4429                                        <div class="details">
4430                        <div class="author">
4431                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4432                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
4433                                    </div>
4434                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
4435                                                    </div>
4436                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4437                        <span class="date">13/03/2025</span>
4438                    </div>
4439                    <p class="excerpt">
4440                        &nbsp; In this week&#8217;s Parasha, Vayakhel, we shift from commanding the building of the tabernacle to actually building it. The...                    </p>
4441                </div>
4442            </a>
4443        </div>
4444            
4445        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism purim holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
4446            <a href="https://schechter.edu/purim-and-october-7th-lessons-from-the-book-of-esther-for-our-times/">
4447                <div class="image-wrapper">
4448                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/shutterstock_2266644007-scaled.jpg)"></div>
4449                </div>
4450                <div class="text-wrapper">
4451                    <h4 class="title">
4452                        Purim and October 7th: Lessons from the Purim Story for Today                    </h4>
4453                                            <div class="tags">
4454                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4455                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
4456                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
4457                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
4458                                                    </div>
4459                                        <div class="details">
4460                        <div class="author">
4461                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4462                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
4463                                    </div>
4464                                                                <sp
4464an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
4465                                                    </div>
4466                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4467                        <span class="date">09/03/2025</span>
4468                    </div>
4469                    <p class="excerpt">
4470                        It says in the Talmud (Taanit 29a) &#8220;משנכנס אדר מרבין בשמחה&#8221; – &#8220;when Adar enters, joy increases&#8221;. Indeed, Purim is...                    </p>
4471                </div>
4472            </a>
4473        </div>
4474            
4475        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible prayer-and-synagogues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
4476            <a href="https://schechter.edu/modalities-of-prayer-journeying-inside-sacred-jewish-expression/">
4477                <div class="image-wrapper">
4478                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Aaron_in_the_dress_of_high_priest-JD-McCabe-1877cropped2.jpg)"></div>
4479                </div>
4480                <div class="text-wrapper">
4481                    <h4 class="title">
4482                        Modalities of Prayer: Journeying Inside Sacred Jewish Expression                    </h4>
4483                                            <div class="tags">
4484                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4485                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
4486                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4487                                                    </div>
4488                                        <div class="details">
4489                        <div class="author">
4490                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4491                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
4492                                    </div>
4493                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
4494                                                    </div>
4495                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4496                        <span class="date">02/03/2025</span>
4497                    </div>
4498                    <p class="excerpt">
4499                        One can express one&#8217;s self via various modalities of Prayer &#8211; Learning from this week&#8217;s Torah Portion At the core...                    </p>
4500                </div>
4501            </a>
4502        </div>
4503            
4504        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-life-thought prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin symbols-and-rituals synagogue-life  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
4505            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-is-a-haftarah-scroll-and-how-does-one-use-it/">
4506                <div class="image-wrapper">
4507                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Haftarah-scroll-scaled.jpg)"></div>
4508                </div>
4509                <div class="text-wrapper">
4510                    <h4 class="title">
4511                        What is a Haftarah Scroll and how does one use it?                    </h4>
4512                                            <div class="tags">
4513                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
4514                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
4515                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
4516                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
4517                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
4518                                                    </div>
4519                                        <div class="details">
4520                        <div class="author">
4521                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4522                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
4523                                    </div>
4524                                                                <sp
4524an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
4525                                                    </div>
4526                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4527                        <span class="date">25/02/2025</span>
4528                    </div>
4529                    <p class="excerpt">
4530                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 19, Number 3 February 2025  What is a Haftarah Scroll and how does one use...                    </p>
4531                </div>
4532            </a>
4533        </div>
4534            
4535        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter tzedakah  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
4536            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-trumah-transcending-ones-self-by-offering-tzedakah/">
4537                <div class="image-wrapper">
4538                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Tzedakah-1.png)"></div>
4539                </div>
4540                <div class="text-wrapper">
4541                    <h4 class="title">
4542                        Parashat T&#8217;rumah: Transcending One&#8217;s self by Offering Tzedakah                    </h4>
4543                                            <div class="tags">
4544                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4545                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
4546                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4547                                                            <div class="tag">Tzedakah</div>
4548                                                    </div>
4549                                        <div class="details">
4550                        <div class="author">
4551                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4552                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
4553                                    </div>
4554                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
4555                                                    </div>
4556                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4557                        <span class="date">24/02/2025</span>
4558                    </div>
4559                    <p class="excerpt">
4560                        Why Tzedakah is so important today and for the Future. In many ways, Parashat T’rumah represents a thematic transition from...                    </p>
4561                </div>
4562            </a>
4563        </div>
4564            
4565        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
4566            <a href="https://schechter.edu/imagining-god-on-the-temple-compound-various-interpretations/">
4567                <div class="image-wrapper">
4568                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Detalle_del_Templo_de_JerusalenChristian-Kruik-van-Adrichem-1533-1585-CC-BY-SA-4.0-NLI-cropped2.jpg)"></div>
4569                </div>
4570                <div class="text-wrapper">
4571                    <h4 class="title">
4572                        Imagining God on the Temple Compound: Various Interpretations                    </h4>
4573                                            <div class="tags">
4574                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4575                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
4576                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
4577                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4578                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
4579                                                    </div>
4580                                        <div class="details">
4581                        <div class="author">
4582                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4583                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
4584                                    </div>
4585                                                                <sp
4585an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
4586                                                    </div>
4587                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4588                        <span class="date">16/02/2025</span>
4589                    </div>
4590                    <p class="excerpt">
4591                         How did ancient Israel feel God&#8217;s presence? References in this week&#8217;s Torah portion offer a clue. At the end of...                    </p>
4592                </div>
4593            </a>
4594        </div>
4595            
4596        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute israel-and-zionism jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
4597            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-religious-roots-of-zionist-culture-an-appraisal-of-prof-eliezer-schweids-philosophy/">
4598                <div class="image-wrapper">
4599                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Eliezer-Schweid.jpeg)"></div>
4600                </div>
4601                <div class="text-wrapper">
4602                    <h4 class="title">
4603                        The Religious Roots of Zionist Culture: An Appraisal of Prof. Eliezer Schweid&#8217;s Philosophy                    </h4>
4604                                            <div class="tags">
4605                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
4606                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
4607                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
4608                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4609                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
4610                                                    </div>
4611                                        <div class="details">
4612                        <div class="author">
4613                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4614                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
4615                                    </div>
4616                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
4617                                                    </div>
4618                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4619                        <span class="date">09/02/2025</span>
4620                    </div>
4621                    <p class="excerpt">
4622                        Philosophical Reflections on the Third Anniversary of Prof. Eliezer Schweid&#8217;s Passing Usually, at &#8220;Shavuah Tov&#8221; at Schechter, we focus on...                    </p>
4623                </div>
4624            </a>
4625        </div>
4626            
4627        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
4628            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-psychodrama-enables-the-successful-overcoming-of-anxious-moments-like-crossing-the-red-sea/">
4629                <div class="image-wrapper">
4630                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Red-Sea-Opening.jpeg)"></div>
4631                </div>
4632                <div class="text-wrapper">
4633                    <h4 class="title">
4634                        How Psychodrama Enables the Successful Overcoming of Anxious Moments (like Crossing the Red Sea)                    </h4>
4635                                            <div class="tags">
4636                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4637                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
4638                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4639                                                    </div>
4640                                        <div class="details">
4641                        <div class="author">
4642                                                                                                                                <sp
4642an class="author-name">Dr. Ziva Bracha Gidron</span>
4643                                                                                    </div>
4644                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4645                        <span class="date">04/02/2025</span>
4646                    </div>
4647                    <p class="excerpt">
4648                        Psychodrama: How to successfully cross the Red Sea and other obstacles in Life Shalom, my name is Ziva Bracha Gidron...                    </p>
4649                </div>
4650            </a>
4651        </div>
4652            
4653        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
4654            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-meanings-of-light-darkness-in-egypt-and-today/">
4655                <div class="image-wrapper">
4656                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/William_de_Brailes_-_The_Ninth_Plague_of_Egypt_-_Darkness_Exodus_10_-22-23_-_Walters_W1068R_-_cropped2.jpg)"></div>
4657                </div>
4658                <div class="text-wrapper">
4659                    <h4 class="title">
4660                        The Meanings of Light &#038; Darkness in Egypt and Today                    </h4>
4661                                            <div class="tags">
4662                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4663                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
4664                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4665                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
4666                                                    </div>
4667                                        <div class="details">
4668                        <div class="author">
4669                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4670                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
4671                                    </div>
4672                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
4673                                                    </div>
4674                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4675                        <span class="date">30/01/2025</span>
4676                    </div>
4677                    <p class="excerpt">
4678                        Light and Darkness are elemental in the human journey: from the days of the Exodus until today. If you could...                    </p>
4679                </div>
4680            </a>
4681        </div>
4682            
4683        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
4684            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vaera-an-artistic-midrash-from-ancient-egypt/">
4685                <div class="image-wrapper">
4686                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/va-ehra-shula3.jpg)"></div>
4687                </div>
4688                <div class="text-wrapper">
4689                    <h4 class="title">
4690                        Parashat Va&#8217;era: An Artistic Midrash about Ancient Egypt                    </h4>
4691                                            <div class="tags">
4692                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
4693                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4694                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4695                                                    </div>
4696                                        <div class="details">
4697                        <div class="author">
4698                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4699                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
4700                                    </div>
4701                                                                <sp
4701an class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
4702                                                    </div>
4703                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4704                        <span class="date">20/01/2025</span>
4705                    </div>
4706                    <p class="excerpt">
4707                        An artist&#8217;s midrash paints the battle between Moses/Aaron and Pharaoh in this week&#8217;s Torah portion.  In spite of their great...                    </p>
4708                </div>
4709            </a>
4710        </div>
4711            
4712        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
4713            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-story-of-the-midwives-a-morality-tale/">
4714                <div class="image-wrapper">
4715                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Hebrew_midwives_refusing_to_kill_male_babies_after_being_ord_Wellcome_V0014921cropped.jpg)"></div>
4716                </div>
4717                <div class="text-wrapper">
4718                    <h4 class="title">
4719                        The Story of the Midwives: A Morality Tale                    </h4>
4720                                            <div class="tags">
4721                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4722                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
4723                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
4724                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4725                                                    </div>
4726                                        <div class="details">
4727                        <div class="author">
4728                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4729                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
4730                                    </div>
4731                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
4732                                                    </div>
4733                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4734                        <span class="date">16/01/2025</span>
4735                    </div>
4736                    <p class="excerpt">
4737                        Pharaoh vs. the Midwives is actually a story about the &#8216;fear of God.&#8217; Rabbi Arie Hasit takes us into the...                    </p>
4738                </div>
4739            </a>
4740        </div>
4741            
4742        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
4743            <a href="https://schechter.edu/can-joseph-break-the-cycle-of-familial-violence-in-genesis-a-midrash-answers/">
4744                <div class="image-wrapper">
4745                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Joseph_Forgives_His_Brothers-Providence-Lithograph-company-1907cropped2.jpg)"></div>
4746                </div>
4747                <div class="text-wrapper">
4748                    <h4 class="title">
4749                        Can Joseph Break the Cycle of Familial Violence in Genesis: A Midrashic Answer                    </h4>
4750                                            <div class="tags">
4751                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4752                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
4753                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4754                                                    </div>
4755                                        <div class="details">
4756                        <div class="author">
4757                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4758                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
4759                                    </div>
4760                                                                <sp
4760an class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
4761                                                    </div>
4762                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4763                        <span class="date">07/01/2025</span>
4764                    </div>
4765                    <p class="excerpt">
4766                        Vayechi, the Book of Genesis&#8217; last portion breaks the cycles of familial hatred and jealousy. What was your relationship with...                    </p>
4767                </div>
4768            </a>
4769        </div>
4770            
4771        <div class="article archive-item all-topics birth-and-children conversion-and-circumcision history jewish-law-and-its-authority rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
4772            <a href="https://schechter.edu/if-a-brit-circumcision-is-delayed-for-medical-reasons-is-it-permissible-to-name-a-baby-boy-before-his-brit/">
4773                <div class="image-wrapper">
4774                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Dan_Hadani_collection_IPPA-NLI-2-scaled.jpg)"></div>
4775                </div>
4776                <div class="text-wrapper">
4777                    <h4 class="title">
4778                        If a brit (circumcision) is delayed for medical reasons, is it permissible to name a baby boy before his brit?                    </h4>
4779                                            <div class="tags">
4780                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
4781                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
4782                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
4783                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
4784                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
4785                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
4786                                                    </div>
4787                                        <div class="details">
4788                        <div class="author">
4789                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4790                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
4791                                    </div>
4792                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
4793                                                    </div>
4794                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4795                        <span class="date">02/01/2025</span>
4796                    </div>
4797                    <p class="excerpt">
4798                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 19, Number 2 December 2024  In memory of my grandfather Rabbi Mordechai Ya’akov Golinkin z”l...                    </p>
4799                </div>
4800            </a>
4801        </div>
4802            
4803        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute hanukkah history shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
4804            <a href="https://schechter.edu/who-is-as-hero-a-hanukkah-story/">
4805                <div class="image-wrapper">
4806                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Golinkins-Grandfather-option.jpg)"></div>
4807                </div>
4808                <div class="text-wrapper">
4809                    <h4 class="title">
4810                        Who is a Hero: A Hanukkah Story                    </h4>
4811                                            <div class="tags">
4812                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
4813                                                            <div class="tag">
4813Hanukkah</div>
4814                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
4815                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4816                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
4817                                                    </div>
4818                                        <div class="details">
4819                        <div class="author">
4820                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4821                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
4822                                    </div>
4823                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
4824                                                    </div>
4825                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4826                        <span class="date">23/12/2024</span>
4827                    </div>
4828                    <p class="excerpt">
4829                        Hanukkah 5785:  In honor of the 50th Yahrzeit of Rabbi Mordechai Ya&#8217;akov Golinkin z&#8221;l On Hanukkah, we celebrate the heroism...                    </p>
4830                </div>
4831            </a>
4832        </div>
4833            
4834        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
4835            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jacobs-alienation-from-the-land-of-canaan/">
4836                <div class="image-wrapper">
4837                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/CanaanMap.jpg)"></div>
4838                </div>
4839                <div class="text-wrapper">
4840                    <h4 class="title">
4841                        Jacob&#8217;s Alienation from the Land of Canaan                    </h4>
4842                                            <div class="tags">
4843                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4844                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
4845                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4846                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
4847                                                    </div>
4848                                        <div class="details">
4849                        <div class="author">
4850                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4851                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
4852                                    </div>
4853                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
4854                                                    </div>
4855                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4856                        <span class="date">17/12/2024</span>
4857                    </div>
4858                    <p class="excerpt">
4859                        What is your relationship to your home? Jacob is both alienated and rooted to Canaan, the land of his ancestors....                    </p>
4860                </div>
4861            </a>
4862        </div>
4863            
4864        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter social-justice women-gender  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
4865            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-rape-of-dinah-sexual-violence-and-the-victims-silence/">
4866                <div class="image-wrapper">
4867                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Dina_en_Sichem-bettercropped-scaled.jpg)"></div>
4868                </div>
4869                <div class="text-wrapper">
4870                    <h4 class="title">
4871                        The Rape of Dinah: Sexual Violence and the Victim&#8217;s Silence                    </h4>
4872                                            <div class="tags">
4873                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4874                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
4875                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4876                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
4877                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
4878                                                    </div>
4879                                        <div class="details">
4880                        <div class="author">
4881                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4882                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
4883                                    </div>
4884                                                                <sp
4884an class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
4885                                                    </div>
4886                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4887                        <span class="date">12/12/2024</span>
4888                    </div>
4889                    <p class="excerpt">
4890                        Dinah is silent, too silent. We the community need to give power to the voices of those who are not...                    </p>
4891                </div>
4892            </a>
4893        </div>
4894            
4895        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
4896            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-dramatic-difference-in-gods-promises-to-abraham-and-jacob/">
4897                <div class="image-wrapper">
4898                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Meir-Shalev-Resishit.jpg)"></div>
4899                </div>
4900                <div class="text-wrapper">
4901                    <h4 class="title">
4902                        A Subtle Yet Dramatic Difference in God&#8217;s Promises to Abraham and Jacob                    </h4>
4903                                            <div class="tags">
4904                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4905                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
4906                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
4907                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4908                                                    </div>
4909                                        <div class="details">
4910                        <div class="author">
4911                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4912                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
4913                                    </div>
4914                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
4915                                                    </div>
4916                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4917                        <span class="date">02/12/2024</span>
4918                    </div>
4919                    <p class="excerpt">
4920                        Being in Israel with the keen sight of Abraham and the physical presence of Jacob.  Parashat Vayetzei opens with Jacob’s...                    </p>
4921                </div>
4922            </a>
4923        </div>
4924            
4925        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors chaya-rowen-baker">
4926            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-story-of-toldot-the-patriarch-isaac-does-not-leave-the-land-of-israel-neither-do-we/">
4927                <div class="image-wrapper">
4928                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Esau_verkoopt_zijn_eerstgeboorterecht_Liber_Genesis_Rijksmuseum-Crispijn-van-de-Passe-1700-50cropped-scaled.jpg)"></div>
4929                </div>
4930                <div class="text-wrapper">
4931                    <h4 class="title">
4932                        The Story of Toldot: The Patriarch Isaac Does Not Leave The Land of Israel &#8211; Neither Do We!                    </h4>
4933                                            <div class="tags">
4934                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4935                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
4936                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
4937                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
4938                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4939                                                    </div>
4940                                        <div class="details">
4941                        <div class="author">
4942                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4943                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Chaya-Rowen-Baker-4cropped.png.jpeg)"></div>
4944                                    </div>
4945                                                                <sp
4945an class="author-name">Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker</span>
4946                                                    </div>
4947                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4948                        <span class="date">27/11/2024</span>
4949                    </div>
4950                    <p class="excerpt">
4951                        Stories of Isaac and Esau are well known. Isaac, in the week&#8217;s portion, does not go to Egypt in a...                    </p>
4952                </div>
4953            </a>
4954        </div>
4955            
4956        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
4957            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rebeccas-kindness-is-a-power-reflected-in-israels-kindness-to-one-another-after-oct-7th/">
4958                <div class="image-wrapper">
4959                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Rebecca-at-the-well-Scuola_Grande_dei_Carmini_-_Sala_dellArchivio_-_Venicedi_Gaetano_Zompiniresizedcropped.jpg)"></div>
4960                </div>
4961                <div class="text-wrapper">
4962                    <h4 class="title">
4963                        Rebecca&#8217;s Kindness is a Power Reflected in Israel&#8217;s Kindness to One Another After Oct. 7th                    </h4>
4964                                            <div class="tags">
4965                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
4966                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
4967                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
4968                                                    </div>
4969                                        <div class="details">
4970                        <div class="author">
4971                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
4972                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
4973                                    </div>
4974                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
4975                                                    </div>
4976                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
4977                        <span class="date">18/11/2024</span>
4978                    </div>
4979                    <p class="excerpt">
4980                        Rebecca was chosen due to the power of her Kindness. We need to use this power now, more than ever. ...                    </p>
4981                </div>
4982            </a>
4983        </div>
4984            
4985        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death illness-burial-and-mourning rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
4986            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-should-one-pray-for-a-person-who-is-terminally-ill/">
4987                <div class="image-wrapper">
4988                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Mi-Shebarach-Birnbaum-Hebrew-English-full.jpg)"></div>
4989                </div>
4990                <div class="text-wrapper">
4991                    <h4 class="title">
4992                        How should one pray for a person who is terminally ill?                    </h4>
4993                                            <div class="tags">
4994                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
4995                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
4996                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
4997                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
4998                                                    </div>
4999                                        <div class="details">
5000                        <div class="author">
5001                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5002                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
5003                                    </div>
5004                                                                <sp
5004an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
5005                                                    </div>
5006                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5007                        <span class="date">13/11/2024</span>
5008                    </div>
5009                    <p class="excerpt">
5010                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 19, Number 1 November 2024  How should one pray for a person who is terminally...                    </p>
5011                </div>
5012            </a>
5013        </div>
5014            
5015        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
5016            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-midrash-on-treating-hagar-ishmael-a-lesson-in-morality/">
5017                <div class="image-wrapper">
5018                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Hagar__Ishmael_Ida-Waugh-1892-PennAcademy-of-the-Fine-Artscropoped.jpg)"></div>
5019                </div>
5020                <div class="text-wrapper">
5021                    <h4 class="title">
5022                        A Midrash on Treating Hagar &#038; Ishmael: A Lesson in Morality                    </h4>
5023                                            <div class="tags">
5024                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5025                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5026                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5027                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5028                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
5029                                                    </div>
5030                                        <div class="details">
5031                        <div class="author">
5032                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5033                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
5034                                    </div>
5035                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
5036                                                    </div>
5037                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5038                        <span class="date">11/11/2024</span>
5039                    </div>
5040                    <p class="excerpt">
5041                        The Midrash teaches: Judge a person not by what he might do in the future but according to his current...                    </p>
5042                </div>
5043            </a>
5044        </div>
5045            
5046        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
5047            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-value-of-naivete-in-abrahams-story/">
5048                <div class="image-wrapper">
5049                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Foster_Bible_Pictures_Sarah-Hagar-Abraham-cropped3-1897.jpg)"></div>
5050                </div>
5051                <div class="text-wrapper">
5052                    <h4 class="title">
5053                        The Value of Naivete in Abraham’s Story                    </h4>
5054                                            <div class="tags">
5055                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5056                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5057                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5058                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
5059                                                    </div>
5060                                        <div class="details">
5061                        <div class="author">
5062                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5063                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
5064                                    </div>
5065                                                                <sp
5065an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
5066                                                    </div>
5067                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5068                        <span class="date">04/11/2024</span>
5069                    </div>
5070                    <p class="excerpt">
5071                        Celebrating Abraham&#8217;s transition from activism to naivete is ideal, argues Prof. Moshe Benovitz  One of the strangest things about the...                    </p>
5072                </div>
5073            </a>
5074        </div>
5075            
5076        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
5077            <a href="https://schechter.edu/imaging-noahs-ark-and-the-tower-of-babel/">
5078                <div class="image-wrapper">
5079                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/noach-new.jpg)"></div>
5080                </div>
5081                <div class="text-wrapper">
5082                    <h4 class="title">
5083                        Imaging Noah&#8217;s Ark and the Tower of Babel                    </h4>
5084                                            <div class="tags">
5085                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
5086                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5087                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5088                                                    </div>
5089                                        <div class="details">
5090                        <div class="author">
5091                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5092                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
5093                                    </div>
5094                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
5095                                                    </div>
5096                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5097                        <span class="date">31/10/2024</span>
5098                    </div>
5099                    <p class="excerpt">
5100                        An Artistic Midrash:  Shapes and Colors of God&#8217;s World  The second portion in the book of Genesis starts with the...                    </p>
5101                </div>
5102            </a>
5103        </div>
5104            
5105        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues high-holidays rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter sukkot-simhat-torah theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors chaya-rowen-baker">
5106            <a href="https://schechter.edu/from-trauma-to-strength-adding-to-gods-presence-on-simchat-torah-5785/">
5107                <div class="image-wrapper">
5108                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/elohim-text.jpg)"></div>
5109                </div>
5110                <div class="text-wrapper">
5111                    <h4 class="title">
5112                        From Trauma to Strength: Adding to God&#8217;s Presence on Simchat Torah 5785                    </h4>
5113                                            <div class="tags">
5114                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
5115                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
5116                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5117                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5118                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
5119                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
5120                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
5121                                                    </div>
5122                                        <div class="details">
5123                        <div class="author">
5124                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5125                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Chaya-Rowen-Baker-4cropped.png.jpeg)"></div>
5126                                    </div>
5127                                                                <sp
5127an class="author-name">Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker</span>
5128                                                    </div>
5129                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5130                        <span class="date">21/10/2024</span>
5131                    </div>
5132                    <p class="excerpt">
5133                        This Simchat Torah, Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker invites us to work to glorify God&#8217;s presence in the world, despite the...                    </p>
5134                </div>
5135            </a>
5136        </div>
5137            
5138        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible high-holidays jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter sukkot-simhat-torah holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
5139            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-time-for-joy-and-a-time-to-weep-sukkot-5785/">
5140                <div class="image-wrapper">
5141                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/sukkah-Schechter-10-10-inner-view.jpeg)"></div>
5142                </div>
5143                <div class="text-wrapper">
5144                    <h4 class="title">
5145                        A Time for Joy and A Time to Weep &#8211; Sukkot 5785                    </h4>
5146                                            <div class="tags">
5147                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5148                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
5149                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5150                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5151                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
5152                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
5153                                                    </div>
5154                                        <div class="details">
5155                        <div class="author">
5156                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5157                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
5158                                    </div>
5159                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
5160                                                    </div>
5161                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5162                        <span class="date">13/10/2024</span>
5163                    </div>
5164                    <p class="excerpt">
5165                        This year&#8217;s Sukkah holiday is overshadowed by October 7th, 2023 and its aftermath. Rabbi Arie Hasit asks us to see...                    </p>
5166                </div>
5167            </a>
5168        </div>
5169            
5170        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues high-holidays jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors chaya-rowen-baker">
5171            <a href="https://schechter.edu/teshuva-repentance-is-a-revolutionary-concept-why/">
5172                <div class="image-wrapper">
5173                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/teshuva-straight.jpg)"></div>
5174                </div>
5175                <div class="text-wrapper">
5176                    <h4 class="title">
5177                        Teshuva (Repentance) is a Revolutionary Concept: Why?                    </h4>
5178                                            <div class="tags">
5179                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
5180                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
5181                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5182                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5183                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5184                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
5185                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
5186                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
5187                                                    </div>
5188                                        <div class="details">
5189                        <div class="author">
5190                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5191                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Chaya-Rowen-Baker-4cropped.png.jpeg)"></div>
5192                                    </div>
5193                                                                <sp
5193an class="author-name">Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker</span>
5194                                                    </div>
5195                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5196                        <span class="date">08/10/2024</span>
5197                    </div>
5198                    <p class="excerpt">
5199                        Repentance, Teshuva in Hebrew, is a core concept of Judaism and a bold one. It teaches that we have the...                    </p>
5200                </div>
5201            </a>
5202        </div>
5203            
5204        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible high-holidays history israel-and-zionism prayer-and-synagogues sukkot-simhat-torah holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors chaya-rowen-baker">
5205            <a href="https://schechter.edu/schechters-high-holiday-booklet-for-5785-reflections-prayers-after-october-7th/">
5206                <div class="image-wrapper">
5207                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/High-Holiday-booklet2.png)"></div>
5208                </div>
5209                <div class="text-wrapper">
5210                    <h4 class="title">
5211                        Schechter&#8217;s High Holiday Booklet for 5785 &#8211; Reflections &#038; Prayers after October 7th                    </h4>
5212                                            <div class="tags">
5213                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5214                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
5215                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
5216                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
5217                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
5218                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
5219                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
5220                                                    </div>
5221                                        <div class="details">
5222                        <div class="author">
5223                                                                                                                                                </div>
5224                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5225                        <span class="date">01/10/2024</span>
5226                    </div>
5227                    <p class="excerpt">
5228                        PLEASE FOLLOW THIS LINK TO THE 5785 HIGH HOLIDAY BOOKLET &nbsp; https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Schechters-High-Holiday-Booklet-5785.pdf                    </p>
5229                </div>
5230            </a>
5231        </div>
5232            
5233        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible high-holidays history jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar theology  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
5234            <a href="https://schechter.edu/comforting-the-people-of-israel-after-oct-7th-lessons-from-jewish-history/">
5235                <div class="image-wrapper">
5236                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/shutterstock_1280637247-Scroll-of-Isaiah-Israel-Museum-Shrine-of-the-Bookresizedcropped.jpg)"></div>
5237                </div>
5238                <div class="text-wrapper">
5239                    <h4 class="title">
5240                        Comforting the People of Israel After Oct. 7th: Lessons from Jewish History                    </h4>
5241                                            <div class="tags">
5242                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5243                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
5244                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
5245                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5246                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5247                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5248                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
5249                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
5250                                                    </div>
5251                                        <div class="details">
5252                        <div class="author">
5253                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5254                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
5255                                    </div>
5256                                                                <sp
5256an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
5257                                                    </div>
5258                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5259                        <span class="date">23/09/2024</span>
5260                    </div>
5261                    <p class="excerpt">
5262                        &#8220;Comfort, oh comfort My people&#8221; is the focus of Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin&#8217;s message against the terrible tragedies we have...                    </p>
5263                </div>
5264            </a>
5265        </div>
5266            
5267        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible high-holidays jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
5268            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rediscovering-and-rebuilding-relationships-a-call-from-the-high-holidays/">
5269                <div class="image-wrapper">
5270                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Pomegranate-shofar-rosh-hashana-cropped.jpg)"></div>
5271                </div>
5272                <div class="text-wrapper">
5273                    <h4 class="title">
5274                        Rediscovering and Rebuilding Relationships: A Call from the High Holidays                    </h4>
5275                                            <div class="tags">
5276                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5277                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
5278                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5279                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5280                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5281                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
5282                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
5283                                                    </div>
5284                                        <div class="details">
5285                        <div class="author">
5286                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5287                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
5288                                    </div>
5289                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
5290                                                    </div>
5291                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5292                        <span class="date">18/09/2024</span>
5293                    </div>
5294                    <p class="excerpt">
5295                        The parashiyot of Nitzavim–Vayeilekh are intimately woven into the rhythm of the liturgical year as they are typically read either...                    </p>
5296                </div>
5297            </a>
5298        </div>
5299            
5300        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
5301            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-ki-tavo-the-first-fruits-of-monotheism/">
5302                <div class="image-wrapper">
5303                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/ki-tavo-Avner-Moroa.jpg)"></div>
5304                </div>
5305                <div class="text-wrapper">
5306                    <h4 class="title">
5307                        Parashat Ki Tavo: The First Fruits of Monotheism                    </h4>
5308                                            <div class="tags">
5309                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
5310                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5311                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5312                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5313                                                    </div>
5314                                        <div class="details">
5315                        <div class="author">
5316                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5317                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
5318                                    </div>
5319                                                                <sp
5319an class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
5320                                                    </div>
5321                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5322                        <span class="date">16/09/2024</span>
5323                    </div>
5324                    <p class="excerpt">
5325                        What was the real purpose of having the farmers repeat the first fruits bikurim ceremony each year? To show the...                    </p>
5326                </div>
5327            </a>
5328        </div>
5329            
5330        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
5331            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-shoftim-sanctifying-our-days/">
5332                <div class="image-wrapper">
5333                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Blessings-2.png)"></div>
5334                </div>
5335                <div class="text-wrapper">
5336                    <h4 class="title">
5337                        Parashat Shoftim &#8211; Sanctifying Our Days                    </h4>
5338                                            <div class="tags">
5339                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5340                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5341                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5342                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5343                                                    </div>
5344                                        <div class="details">
5345                        <div class="author">
5346                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5347                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
5348                                    </div>
5349                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
5350                                                    </div>
5351                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5352                        <span class="date">04/09/2024</span>
5353                    </div>
5354                    <p class="excerpt">
5355                        Dedicated to the memory of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Carmel Gat, Eden Yerushalmi, Alexander Lobanov, Almog Sarusi and Ori Danino What constitutes...                    </p>
5356                </div>
5357            </a>
5358        </div>
5359            
5360        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-law-and-its-authority rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin sukkot-simhat-torah  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
5361            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-should-we-observe-simhat-torah-this-coming-year/">
5362                <div class="image-wrapper">
5363                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Venice-ghetto-Golinkin-from-home.jpg)"></div>
5364                </div>
5365                <div class="text-wrapper">
5366                    <h4 class="title">
5367                        How should we observe Simhat Torah this coming year?                    </h4>
5368                                            <div class="tags">
5369                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
5370                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5371                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
5372                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
5373                                                    </div>
5374                                        <div class="details">
5375                        <div class="author">
5376                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5377                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
5378                                    </div>
5379                                                                <sp
5379an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
5380                                                    </div>
5381                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5382                        <span class="date">26/08/2024</span>
5383                    </div>
5384                    <p class="excerpt">
5385                        Responsa in a Moment Vol. 18, No. 6 August 2024 How should we observe Simhat Torah this coming year? (Orah...                    </p>
5386                </div>
5387            </a>
5388        </div>
5389            
5390        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
5391            <a href="https://schechter.edu/despite-the-destruction-this-weeks-haftarah-also-provides-hope-to-reach-better-places/">
5392                <div class="image-wrapper">
5393                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/shutterstock_527304829.jpg)"></div>
5394                </div>
5395                <div class="text-wrapper">
5396                    <h4 class="title">
5397                        Despite The Destruction, This Week&#8217;s Haftarah Also Provides Hope to Reach Better Places!                    </h4>
5398                                            <div class="tags">
5399                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5400                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5401                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5402                                                    </div>
5403                                        <div class="details">
5404                        <div class="author">
5405                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5406                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
5407                                    </div>
5408                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
5409                                                    </div>
5410                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5411                        <span class="date">26/08/2024</span>
5412                    </div>
5413                    <p class="excerpt">
5414                        This week we read one of the seven Haftarot of consolation. Dr. Tamar Kadari compares this to a Midrash.  Have...                    </p>
5415                </div>
5416            </a>
5417        </div>
5418            
5419        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
5420            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-root-of-all-blessing-parashat-eikev/">
5421                <div class="image-wrapper">
5422                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/seven-species-.jpg)"></div>
5423                </div>
5424                <div class="text-wrapper">
5425                    <h4 class="title">
5426                        The Root of All Blessings in Parashat Ekev                    </h4>
5427                                            <div class="tags">
5428                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5429                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
5430                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5431                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
5432                                                    </div>
5433                                        <div class="details">
5434                        <div class="author">
5435                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5436                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
5437                                    </div>
5438                                                                <sp
5438an class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
5439                                                    </div>
5440                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5441                        <span class="date">20/08/2024</span>
5442                    </div>
5443                    <p class="excerpt">
5444                        Loyalty to covenant and the observance of mitzvot are the theme of Parashat Ekev. Even more movingly (and especially at...                    </p>
5445                </div>
5446            </a>
5447        </div>
5448            
5449        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors chaya-rowen-baker">
5450            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-deep-look-into-differences-between-crave-and-covet-of-the-10-commandments-in-jewish-tradition/">
5451                <div class="image-wrapper">
5452                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Ten-Commandments-shutterstock_1574909632cropped.jpg)"></div>
5453                </div>
5454                <div class="text-wrapper">
5455                    <h4 class="title">
5456                        A Deep Look into Differences between Crave and Covet of the 10 Commandment&#8217;s in Jewish Tradition                    </h4>
5457                                            <div class="tags">
5458                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5459                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5460                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5461                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
5462                                                    </div>
5463                                        <div class="details">
5464                        <div class="author">
5465                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5466                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Chaya-Rowen-Baker-4cropped.png.jpeg)"></div>
5467                                    </div>
5468                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker</span>
5469                                                    </div>
5470                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5471                        <span class="date">14/08/2024</span>
5472                    </div>
5473                    <p class="excerpt">
5474                        To crave and to covet are part of the modern experience. However, Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker shows the subtleties of...                    </p>
5475                </div>
5476            </a>
5477        </div>
5478            
5479        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar tisha-bav  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
5480            <a href="https://schechter.edu/can-we-finally-celebrate-on-shabbat-chazon-and-tisha-bav-or-will-we-once-again-cry-our-hearts-out/">
5481                <div class="image-wrapper">
5482                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/image-Mimi-Devarim2.jpg)"></div>
5483                </div>
5484                <div class="text-wrapper">
5485                    <h4 class="title">
5486                        Can we finally Celebrate on Shabbat Chazon and Tisha B&#8217;Av&#8230;or Will We Once Again Cry Our Hearts Out?                    </h4>
5487                                            <div class="tags">
5488                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5489                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
5490                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
5491                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5492                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
5493                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
5494                                                    </div>
5495                                        <div class="details">
5496                        <div class="author">
5497                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5498                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
5499                                    </div>
5500                                                                <sp
5500an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
5501                                                    </div>
5502                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5503                        <span class="date">07/08/2024</span>
5504                    </div>
5505                    <p class="excerpt">
5506                        As Humans, Jews, and Israelis we face ḥurban: destruction and desecration. This Tisha B&#8217;Av we hope our hostages will be...                    </p>
5507                </div>
5508            </a>
5509        </div>
5510            
5511        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter tisha-bav  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
5512            <a href="https://schechter.edu/connecting-the-high-priest-aaron-to-the-month-of-av/">
5513                <div class="image-wrapper">
5514                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Aaron_in_Dura_Europos_synagoguecropped.jpg)"></div>
5515                </div>
5516                <div class="text-wrapper">
5517                    <h4 class="title">
5518                        Connecting The High Priest Aaron to the Month of Av                    </h4>
5519                                            <div class="tags">
5520                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5521                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5522                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5523                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
5524                                                    </div>
5525                                        <div class="details">
5526                        <div class="author">
5527                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5528                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
5529                                    </div>
5530                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
5531                                                    </div>
5532                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5533                        <span class="date">28/07/2024</span>
5534                    </div>
5535                    <p class="excerpt">
5536                        What are the conditions that turn mourning into joy? Explore ideas connecting this week&#8217;s Torah portion and the dichotomous month...                    </p>
5537                </div>
5538            </a>
5539        </div>
5540            
5541        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-law-and-its-authority shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
5542            <a href="https://schechter.edu/24745-2/">
5543                <div class="image-wrapper">
5544                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Foster_Bible_Pictures_0082-1_The_Daughters_of_Zelophehadcropped1.jpg)"></div>
5545                </div>
5546                <div class="text-wrapper">
5547                    <h4 class="title">
5548                        Moses&#8217; Leadership Needs the Daughters of Zelophahad As Much As They Need Him                    </h4>
5549                                            <div class="tags">
5550                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5551                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
5552                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5553                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
5554                                                    </div>
5555                                        <div class="details">
5556                        <div class="author">
5557                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5558                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
5559                                    </div>
5560                                                                <sp
5560an class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
5561                                                    </div>
5562                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5563                        <span class="date">22/07/2024</span>
5564                    </div>
5565                    <p class="excerpt">
5566                        Words are the difference between the Revolt of Korach and the Request from the Daughters of Zelophahad. Rabbi Matt Berkowitz...                    </p>
5567                </div>
5568            </a>
5569        </div>
5570            
5571        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible non-jews rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
5572            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-curse-that-rebounded-into-a-blessing-a-new-look-at-parashat-balak/">
5573                <div class="image-wrapper">
5574                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Fortitude-Matt.jpg)"></div>
5575                </div>
5576                <div class="text-wrapper">
5577                    <h4 class="title">
5578                        The Curse That Rebounded into a Blessing: A New Look at Parashat Balak                    </h4>
5579                                            <div class="tags">
5580                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5581                                                            <div class="tag">Non-Jews</div>
5582                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5583                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5584                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
5585                                                    </div>
5586                                        <div class="details">
5587                        <div class="author">
5588                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5589                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
5590                                    </div>
5591                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
5592                                                    </div>
5593                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5594                        <span class="date">14/07/2024</span>
5595                    </div>
5596                    <p class="excerpt">
5597                        Balaam helps us all see the fortitude of the Jewish People&#8217;s spirit and survival. A dive into this week&#8217;s Torah...                    </p>
5598                </div>
5599            </a>
5600        </div>
5601            
5602        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
5603            <a href="https://schechter.edu/learning-from-moses-mistake-unraveling-the-mystery-of-leadership-parashat-hukkat/">
5604                <div class="image-wrapper">
5605                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Jacopo_Tintoretto_-_Moses_Drawing_Water_from_the_Rock_1577-cropped.jpg)"></div>
5606                </div>
5607                <div class="text-wrapper">
5608                    <h4 class="title">
5609                        Learning from Moses&#8217; Mistake &#8211; Unraveling the Mystery of Leadership: Parashat Hukkat                    </h4>
5610                                            <div class="tags">
5611                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5612                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5613                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5614                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
5615                                                    </div>
5616                                        <div class="details">
5617                        <div class="author">
5618                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5619                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
5620                                    </div>
5621                                                                <sp
5621an class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
5622                                                    </div>
5623                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5624                        <span class="date">08/07/2024</span>
5625                    </div>
5626                    <p class="excerpt">
5627                        Thoughtful words have power. Every moment&#8217;s uniqueness allows each of us to enter a “promised land” with an even more...                    </p>
5628                </div>
5629            </a>
5630        </div>
5631            
5632        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-law-and-its-authority rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
5633            <a href="https://schechter.edu/does-jewish-law-require-yeshivah-students-to-be-drafted-at-age-18/">
5634                <div class="image-wrapper">
5635                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Haredi-Draft-pix.jpg)"></div>
5636                </div>
5637                <div class="text-wrapper">
5638                    <h4 class="title">
5639                        Does Jewish Law Require Yeshivah Students to be Drafted at Age 18?                    </h4>
5640                                            <div class="tags">
5641                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
5642                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
5643                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5644                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
5645                                                    </div>
5646                                        <div class="details">
5647                        <div class="author">
5648                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5649                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
5650                                    </div>
5651                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
5652                                                    </div>
5653                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5654                        <span class="date">07/07/2024</span>
5655                    </div>
5656                    <p class="excerpt">
5657                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 18, Number 5 July 2024 Does Jewish law require yeshivah students to be drafted at...                    </p>
5658                </div>
5659            </a>
5660        </div>
5661            
5662        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
5663            <a href="https://schechter.edu/ones-neighborhood-brings-ones-fate-the-fate-of-reuven/">
5664                <div class="image-wrapper">
5665                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Korach_Datan_en_Abiram_en_hun_gezinnen_worden_door_de_aarde_verzwolgen1712-Rijksmuseum-scaled.jpg)"></div>
5666                </div>
5667                <div class="text-wrapper">
5668                    <h4 class="title">
5669                        Why did the Tribe of Reuven Join Korah&#8217;s Rebellion?                    </h4>
5670                                            <div class="tags">
5671                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5672                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5673                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5674                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5675                                                    </div>
5676                                        <div class="details">
5677                        <div class="author">
5678                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5679                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
5680                                    </div>
5681                                                                <sp
5681an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
5682                                                    </div>
5683                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5684                        <span class="date">01/07/2024</span>
5685                    </div>
5686                    <p class="excerpt">
5687                        &nbsp; How One&#8217;s Neighborhood Can Make All the Difference and Frame One&#8217;s Actions: The Story of Korah in This Week&#8217;s...                    </p>
5688                </div>
5689            </a>
5690        </div>
5691            
5692        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
5693            <a href="https://schechter.edu/one-small-letter-makes-all-the-difference-a-yud-in-shelach-lecha/">
5694                <div class="image-wrapper">
5695                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Yud3again.jpeg)"></div>
5696                </div>
5697                <div class="text-wrapper">
5698                    <h4 class="title">
5699                        One Small Letter Makes All the Difference: A YUD in Shelach Lecha                    </h4>
5700                                            <div class="tags">
5701                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5702                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5703                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5704                                                    </div>
5705                                        <div class="details">
5706                        <div class="author">
5707                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5708                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
5709                                    </div>
5710                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
5711                                                    </div>
5712                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5713                        <span class="date">24/06/2024</span>
5714                    </div>
5715                    <p class="excerpt">
5716                        Learning with Rabbi Arie Hasit: A Midrash teaches that sometimes the consequences of what happens in our lives can take...                    </p>
5717                </div>
5718            </a>
5719        </div>
5720            
5721        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
5722            <a href="https://schechter.edu/who-is-a-prophet-all-the-people-of-god-find-the-answer-in-behaalotecha/">
5723                <div class="image-wrapper">
5724                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Baruch_Spinoza_Benoit_Spinosa_titel_op_object_RP-P-1959-138cropped-scaled.jpg)"></div>
5725                </div>
5726                <div class="text-wrapper">
5727                    <h4 class="title">
5728                        Who is a Prophet? All the People of God? Find the Answer in Beha&#8217;alotecha                    </h4>
5729                                            <div class="tags">
5730                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5731                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5732                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5733                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
5734                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
5735                                                    </div>
5736                                        <div class="details">
5737                        <div class="author">
5738                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5739                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
5740                                    </div>
5741                                                                <sp
5741an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
5742                                                    </div>
5743                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5744                        <span class="date">17/06/2024</span>
5745                    </div>
5746                    <p class="excerpt">
5747                        Why do the Children of Israel renege on each one becoming a prophet?  Prof. Moshe Benovitz answers this question.  One...                    </p>
5748                </div>
5749            </a>
5750        </div>
5751            
5752        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
5753            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-paradox-of-the-priestly-blessing-parashat-naso/">
5754                <div class="image-wrapper">
5755                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Avner-Moria-Naso-2024-4.jpg)"></div>
5756                </div>
5757                <div class="text-wrapper">
5758                    <h4 class="title">
5759                        The Paradox of the Priestly Blessing &#8211; Parashat Naso                    </h4>
5760                                            <div class="tags">
5761                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
5762                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5763                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5764                                                    </div>
5765                                        <div class="details">
5766                        <div class="author">
5767                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5768                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
5769                                    </div>
5770                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
5771                                                    </div>
5772                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5773                        <span class="date">10/06/2024</span>
5774                    </div>
5775                    <p class="excerpt">
5776                        The biblical Priestly blessing is the center of this week&#8217;s Torah portion: Naso. Why do the Cohanim put out their...                    </p>
5777                </div>
5778            </a>
5779        </div>
5780            
5781        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter yom-yerushalayim  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
5782            <a href="https://schechter.edu/yom-yerushalayim-2024-5784/">
5783                <div class="image-wrapper">
5784                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/view_towards_the_west_of_the_city_of_jerusalem_fro_PikiWiki_Israel2024small-long.jpg)"></div>
5785                </div>
5786                <div class="text-wrapper">
5787                    <h4 class="title">
5788                        Yom Yerushalayim &#8211; 2024/5784                    </h4>
5789                                            <div class="tags">
5790                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
5791                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
5792                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5793                                                            <div class="tag">Yom Yerushalayim</div>
5794                                                    </div>
5795                                        <div class="details">
5796                        <div class="author">
5797                                                                                                                                <span class="author-name">Eitan Cooper</span>
5798                                                                                    </div>
5799                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5800                        <span class="date">04/06/2024</span>
5801                    </div>
5802                    <p class="excerpt">
5803                        Jerusalem Day, Yom Yerushalayim is now 57 years old. Eitan Cooper shows us this holiday&#8217;s importance.  Do we need a...                    </p>
5804                </div>
5805            </a>
5806        </div>
5807            
5808        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter shavuot holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
5809            <a href="https://schechter.edu/walk-this-way-walking-with-god-in-parashat-be-hukkotai/">
5810                <div class="image-wrapper">
5811                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Walking_With_God_-scaled.jpg)"></div>
5812                </div>
5813                <div class="text-wrapper">
5814                    <h4 class="title">
5815                        Walk This Way: Walking with God in Parashat Be-hukkotai                    </h4>
5816                                            <div class="tags">
5817                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5818                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5819                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
5820                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5821                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
5822                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
5823                                                    </div>
5824                                        <div class="details">
5825                        <div class="author">
5826                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5827                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
5828                                    </div>
5829                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
5830                                                    </div>
5831                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5832                        <span class="date">27/05/2024</span>
5833                    </div>
5834                    <p class="excerpt">
5835                        Physical movement is intimately connected to spiritual growth. Walking with the Divine can bring us blessings. Rabbi Matt Berkowitz explores...                    </p>
5836                </div>
5837            </a>
5838        </div>
5839            
5840        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history lag-bomer places-sites shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
5841            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-historical-treatise-on-the-lag-bomer-celebration-at-mt-meron/">
5842                <div class="image-wrapper">
5843                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/doron-bar-Mt.-Meron-scaled.jpg)"></div>
5844                </div>
5845                <div class="text-wrapper">
5846                    <h4 class="title">
5847                        A Historical Treatise on the Lag B&#8217;Omer Celebration at Mt. Meron                    </h4>
5848                                            <div class="tags">
5849                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
5850                                                            <div class="tag">Lag B'Omer</div>
5851                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
5852                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5853                                                    </div>
5854                                        <div class="details">
5855                        <div class="author">
5856                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5857                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
5858                                    </div>
5859                                                                <sp
5859an class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
5860                                                    </div>
5861                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5862                        <span class="date">20/05/2024</span>
5863                    </div>
5864                    <p class="excerpt">
5865                        A History of the Pilgrimage to Mt. Meron on Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai&#8217;s death day celebration. Prof. Doron Bar offers...                    </p>
5866                </div>
5867            </a>
5868        </div>
5869            
5870        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
5871            <a href="https://schechter.edu/echoes-of-the-creation-story-in-this-weeks-parasha-emor/">
5872                <div class="image-wrapper">
5873                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Emor1.jpg)"></div>
5874                </div>
5875                <div class="text-wrapper">
5876                    <h4 class="title">
5877                        Echoes of the Creation Story in This Week&#8217;s Parasha: Emor                    </h4>
5878                                            <div class="tags">
5879                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
5880                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5881                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5882                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5883                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
5884                                                    </div>
5885                                        <div class="details">
5886                        <div class="author">
5887                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5888                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
5889                                    </div>
5890                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
5891                                                    </div>
5892                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5893                        <span class="date">15/05/2024</span>
5894                    </div>
5895                    <p class="excerpt">
5896                        Similarities between the Universe&#8217;s creation and establishing Jewish Holy Days. Dr. Shula Laderman explains. The name of our Parasha, Emor,...                    </p>
5897                </div>
5898            </a>
5899        </div>
5900            
5901        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
5902            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-zionist-sermon-from-ukraine-from-1920-in-honor-of-israels-76th-birthday/">
5903                <div class="image-wrapper">
5904                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Responsa-Jerusalem-long_yael2.jpg)"></div>
5905                </div>
5906                <div class="text-wrapper">
5907                    <h4 class="title">
5908                        A Zionist Sermon from Ukraine from 1920 in Honor of Israel’s 76th Birthday                    </h4>
5909                                            <div class="tags">
5910                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
5911                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
5912                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
5913                                                    </div>
5914                                        <div class="details">
5915                        <div class="author">
5916                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5917                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
5918                                    </div>
5919                                                                <sp
5919an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
5920                                                    </div>
5921                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5922                        <span class="date">12/05/2024</span>
5923                    </div>
5924                    <p class="excerpt">
5925                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 18, Number 4 May 2024   A Zionist Sermon from Ukraine from 1920 in Honor...                    </p>
5926                </div>
5927            </a>
5928        </div>
5929            
5930        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
5931            <a href="https://schechter.edu/only-god-is-holy-not-the-land-of-israel-nor-a-torah-scroll-listening-to-yeshayahu-leibowitz/">
5932                <div class="image-wrapper">
5933                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/HOLINESS.jpg)"></div>
5934                </div>
5935                <div class="text-wrapper">
5936                    <h4 class="title">
5937                        Only God is Holy. Not the Land of Israel nor the Jewish People! Listening to Yeshayahu Leibowitz                    </h4>
5938                                            <div class="tags">
5939                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
5940                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5941                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
5942                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
5943                                                    </div>
5944                                        <div class="details">
5945                        <div class="author">
5946                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5947                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
5948                                    </div>
5949                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
5950                                                    </div>
5951                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5952                        <span class="date">09/05/2024</span>
5953                    </div>
5954                    <p class="excerpt">
5955                        Iconoclastic thinker, social critic, and public intellectual Yeshayahu Leibowitz&#8217;s opinion on holiness is very clear: Only the Divine is Holy!...                    </p>
5956                </div>
5957            </a>
5958        </div>
5959            
5960        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shabbat shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
5961            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-do-we-define-ourselves-our-relationships-insight-into-parashat-acherei-mot/">
5962                <div class="image-wrapper">
5963                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Jan_van_Jagen._De_Hooge_Priester._Ierusalem._1770s.jpg)"></div>
5964                </div>
5965                <div class="text-wrapper">
5966                    <h4 class="title">
5967                        How Do We Define Ourselves? Our Relationships? Insight into Parashat Acherei Mot                    </h4>
5968                                            <div class="tags">
5969                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
5970                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat</div>
5971                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
5972                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
5973                                                    </div>
5974                                        <div class="details">
5975                        <div class="author">
5976                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
5977                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
5978                                    </div>
5979                                                                <sp
5979an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
5980                                                    </div>
5981                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
5982                        <span class="date">02/05/2024</span>
5983                    </div>
5984                    <p class="excerpt">
5985                        How do we define ourselves or how are we defined by others? Often via our relationships. Rabbi Mimi Feigelson helps...                    </p>
5986                </div>
5987            </a>
5988        </div>
5989            
5990        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history israel-and-zionism pesah rabbinic-literature holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
5991            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-lessons-can-we-learn-from-the-haggadah-this-pesah/">
5992                <div class="image-wrapper">
5993                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/haggadah-schechter2.jpg)"></div>
5994                </div>
5995                <div class="text-wrapper">
5996                    <h4 class="title">
5997                        What Lessons Can We Learn from the Haggadah this Pesah?                    </h4>
5998                                            <div class="tags">
5999                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6000                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
6001                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
6002                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
6003                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6004                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
6005                                                    </div>
6006                                        <div class="details">
6007                        <div class="author">
6008                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6009                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
6010                                    </div>
6011                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
6012                                                    </div>
6013                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6014                        <span class="date">16/04/2024</span>
6015                    </div>
6016                    <p class="excerpt">
6017                        According to Sefer Hahinukh, it’s a positive commandment to rejoice on the three pilgrim festivals, as it is written, “and...                    </p>
6018                </div>
6019            </a>
6020        </div>
6021            
6022        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history israel-and-zionism pesah rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
6023            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-pesahs-hakhnassat-or%e1%b8%a5im-custom-has-become-the-norm-in-israeli-society/">
6024                <div class="image-wrapper">
6025                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Abraham_hosting_the_three_angels-Sisters-Haggadah-14th-century-British-museumcropped.jpg)"></div>
6026                </div>
6027                <div class="text-wrapper">
6028                    <h4 class="title">
6029                        How Pesah&#8217;s Hakhnassat Orḥim Custom has Become the Norm in Israeli Society!                    </h4>
6030                                            <div class="tags">
6031                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6032                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
6033                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
6034                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
6035                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6036                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6037                                                    </div>
6038                                        <div class="details">
6039                        <div class="author">
6040                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6041                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
6042                                    </div>
6043                                                                <sp
6043an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
6044                                                    </div>
6045                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6046                        <span class="date">16/04/2024</span>
6047                    </div>
6048                    <p class="excerpt">
6049                        Rabbi David Golinkin teaches us how Pesah&#8217;s Hakhnassat Orḥim custom has been adopted by Israelis since the October 7th war. It...                    </p>
6050                </div>
6051            </a>
6052        </div>
6053            
6054        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pesah prayer-and-synagogues rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
6055            <a href="https://schechter.edu/wisdom-is-beyond-us-yet-we-can-meet-god-in-the-middle-becoming-aware-of-the-unknown-before-pesach/">
6056                <div class="image-wrapper">
6057                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/shutterstock_755489674.jpg)"></div>
6058                </div>
6059                <div class="text-wrapper">
6060                    <h4 class="title">
6061                        Wisdom is Beyond Us&#8230;..Meeting God in the Middle&#8230;Acknowledging the Unknown before Pesach                    </h4>
6062                                            <div class="tags">
6063                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
6064                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
6065                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
6066                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6067                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6068                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
6069                                                    </div>
6070                                        <div class="details">
6071                        <div class="author">
6072                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6073                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
6074                                    </div>
6075                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
6076                                                    </div>
6077                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6078                        <span class="date">11/04/2024</span>
6079                    </div>
6080                    <p class="excerpt">
6081                        Exploring the Unknown to Find the Divine: Using Chassidism to find a way to meet the Divine in times such...                    </p>
6082                </div>
6083            </a>
6084        </div>
6085            
6086        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
6087            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-is-the-purpose-and-history-of-adar-ii/">
6088                <div class="image-wrapper">
6089                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/calendar4cropped.jpg)"></div>
6090                </div>
6091                <div class="text-wrapper">
6092                    <h4 class="title">
6093                        What is the Purpose and History of Adar II?                    </h4>
6094                                            <div class="tags">
6095                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6096                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
6097                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
6098                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6099                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
6100                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
6101                                                    </div>
6102                                        <div class="details">
6103                        <div class="author">
6104                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6105                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
6106                                    </div>
6107                                                                <sp
6107an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
6108                                                    </div>
6109                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6110                        <span class="date">02/04/2024</span>
6111                    </div>
6112                    <p class="excerpt">
6113                         Volume 18, Number 3 March 2024 What is the Purpose and History of Adar II? By Cantor Abe Golinkin and...                    </p>
6114                </div>
6115            </a>
6116        </div>
6117            
6118        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible kashrut non-jews rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
6119            <a href="https://schechter.edu/dividing-animals-into-pure-and-impure-we-keep-these-rules-to-observe-gods-will-and-for-our-jewish-self-definition/">
6120                <div class="image-wrapper">
6121                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Kosher_butchering_and_preparation_of_food_1724_from_Juedisches_Ceremoniel1cropped.jpg)"></div>
6122                </div>
6123                <div class="text-wrapper">
6124                    <h4 class="title">
6125                        Dividing Animals into Pure and Impure: We keep these rules to observe God&#8217;s Will and for our Jewish Self-Definition                    </h4>
6126                                            <div class="tags">
6127                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6128                                                            <div class="tag">Kashrut</div>
6129                                                            <div class="tag">Non-Jews</div>
6130                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6131                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6132                                                    </div>
6133                                        <div class="details">
6134                        <div class="author">
6135                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6136                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
6137                                    </div>
6138                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
6139                                                    </div>
6140                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6141                        <span class="date">31/03/2024</span>
6142                    </div>
6143                    <p class="excerpt">
6144                        Jews and Gentiles have different responsibilities in the world according to the midrashim in Vayikra Rabbah and Midrash Tanhuma. Dr....                    </p>
6145                </div>
6146            </a>
6147        </div>
6148            
6149        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history jewish-law-and-its-authority rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-yair-paz">
6150            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parasha-parah-do-we-really-want-to-return-sacrifices-and-the-temple/">
6151                <div class="image-wrapper">
6152                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/PikiWiki_Israel_30294_Wildlife_and_Plants_of_Israel2.jpg)"></div>
6153                </div>
6154                <div class="text-wrapper">
6155                    <h4 class="title">
6156                        Parasha Parah&#8230;Do We Really Want to Return Sacrifices and the Temple?                    </h4>
6157                                            <div class="tags">
6158                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6159                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
6160                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
6161                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6162                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6163                                                    </div>
6164                                        <div class="details">
6165                        <div class="author">
6166                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6167                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-11.jpg)"></div>
6168                                    </div>
6169                                                                <sp
6169an class="author-name">Dr. Yair Paz</span>
6170                                                    </div>
6171                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6172                        <span class="date">27/03/2024</span>
6173                    </div>
6174                    <p class="excerpt">
6175                        How is it possible to survive without the Temple and without the sacrifices? Dr. Yair Paz tours historical and Rabbinic...                    </p>
6176                </div>
6177            </a>
6178        </div>
6179            
6180        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature purim shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors dr-etka-liebowitz">
6181            <a href="https://schechter.edu/purim-special-how-did-the-greeks-view-esther-you-might-be-surprised/">
6182                <div class="image-wrapper">
6183                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Purim-Masks-scaled.jpg)"></div>
6184                </div>
6185                <div class="text-wrapper">
6186                    <h4 class="title">
6187                        PURIM SPECIAL: How did the Greeks view Esther&#8230;.You might be surprised!                    </h4>
6188                                            <div class="tags">
6189                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
6190                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
6191                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6192                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
6193                                                    </div>
6194                                        <div class="details">
6195                        <div class="author">
6196                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6197                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
6198                                    </div>
6199                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Etka Liebowitz</span>
6200                                                    </div>
6201                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6202                        <span class="date">17/03/2024</span>
6203                    </div>
6204                    <p class="excerpt">
6205                        There are numerous additions to the Book of Esther in the Septuagint, the Biblical Greek translation from prior to the...                    </p>
6206                </div>
6207            </a>
6208        </div>
6209            
6210        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
6211            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-does-moses-conceive-of-the-divine-transcendent-or-immanent/">
6212                <div class="image-wrapper">
6213                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/God_de_Vader_en_Mozes_op_de_berg_Sinai.jpg)"></div>
6214                </div>
6215                <div class="text-wrapper">
6216                    <h4 class="title">
6217                        How Does Moses Conceive of the Divine: Transcendent or Immanent?                    </h4>
6218                                            <div class="tags">
6219                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6220                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
6221                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6222                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
6223                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
6224                                                    </div>
6225                                        <div class="details">
6226                        <div class="author">
6227                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6228                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
6229                                    </div>
6230                                                                <sp
6230an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
6231                                                    </div>
6232                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6233                        <span class="date">10/03/2024</span>
6234                    </div>
6235                    <p class="excerpt">
6236                        Moshe Rabenu&#8217;s Conception of God is revealed in this week&#8217;s Torah portion: Pequdei. Prof. Moshe Benovitz explores Moses&#8217; and our...                    </p>
6237                </div>
6238            </a>
6239        </div>
6240            
6241        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin women-gender  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
6242            <a href="https://schechter.edu/did-rashi-dictate-responsa-to-his-daughter/">
6243                <div class="image-wrapper">
6244                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/sarajevo_haggadah_1cropped.jpg)"></div>
6245                </div>
6246                <div class="text-wrapper">
6247                    <h4 class="title">
6248                        Did Rashi Dictate Responsa to his Daughter?                    </h4>
6249                                            <div class="tags">
6250                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
6251                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6252                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
6253                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
6254                                                    </div>
6255                                        <div class="details">
6256                        <div class="author">
6257                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6258                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
6259                                    </div>
6260                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
6261                                                    </div>
6262                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6263                        <span class="date">05/03/2024</span>
6264                    </div>
6265                    <p class="excerpt">
6266                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 18, Number 2 February 2024 Did Rashi Dictate Responsa to his Daughter? By Rabbi David...                    </p>
6267                </div>
6268            </a>
6269        </div>
6270            
6271        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought prayer-and-synagogues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
6272            <a href="https://schechter.edu/adding-the-divines-name-to-the-hebrew-word-for-group-makes-all-the-difference-coming-together-with-a-holy-purpose/">
6273                <div class="image-wrapper">
6274                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/mission-Tefillah.jpeg)"></div>
6275                </div>
6276                <div class="text-wrapper">
6277                    <h4 class="title">
6278                        Adding the Divine&#8217;s Name to the Hebrew Word for Group Makes All the Difference: Coming Together with a Holy Purpose                    </h4>
6279                                            <div class="tags">
6280                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6281                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
6282                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
6283                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6284                                                    </div>
6285                                        <div class="details">
6286                        <div class="author">
6287                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6288                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
6289                                    </div>
6290                                                                <sp
6290an class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
6291                                                    </div>
6292                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6293                        <span class="date">04/03/2024</span>
6294                    </div>
6295                    <p class="excerpt">
6296                        This week we read Parashat Veyekhel and add Parashat Shkalim. Rabbi Arie Hasit, Assoc. Dean of The Schechter Rabbinical Seminary opens...                    </p>
6297                </div>
6298            </a>
6299        </div>
6300            
6301        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-noa-yuval-hacham">
6302            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jewish-christian-roots-of-moses-horns-of-light-parashat-ki-tissa/">
6303                <div class="image-wrapper">
6304                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Noa-moses-601721_1280-loggawiggler-pixabaycropped2.jpg)"></div>
6305                </div>
6306                <div class="text-wrapper">
6307                    <h4 class="title">
6308                        Jewish &#038; Christian Roots of Moses&#8217; &#8220;Horns of Light&#8221; &#8211; Parashat Ki Tissa                    </h4>
6309                                            <div class="tags">
6310                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
6311                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6312                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6313                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6314                                                    </div>
6315                                        <div class="details">
6316                        <div class="author">
6317                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6318                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-8.jpg)"></div>
6319                                    </div>
6320                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Noa Yuval-Hacham</span>
6321                                                    </div>
6322                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6323                        <span class="date">25/02/2024</span>
6324                    </div>
6325                    <p class="excerpt">
6326                        Are the horns rising from Moses&#8217; face a result of early Christian Latin translations? Yes, but not only&#8230;.Dr. Noa Yuval-Hacham...                    </p>
6327                </div>
6328            </a>
6329        </div>
6330            
6331        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
6332            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-the-temple-or-the-tabernacle-more-central-to-judaism-parashat-tetzave/">
6333                <div class="image-wrapper">
6334                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Tabernacle_Camp.jpg)"></div>
6335                </div>
6336                <div class="text-wrapper">
6337                    <h4 class="title">
6338                        Is the Temple or the Tabernacle More Central to Judaism&#8230;.Parashat Tetzave                    </h4>
6339                                            <div class="tags">
6340                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6341                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
6342                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
6343                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6344                                                    </div>
6345                                        <div class="details">
6346                        <div class="author">
6347                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6348                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
6349                                    </div>
6350                                                                <sp
6350an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
6351                                                    </div>
6352                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6353                        <span class="date">18/02/2024</span>
6354                    </div>
6355                    <p class="excerpt">
6356                        Did you know that the Temple is never mentioned, not even once, in the entire Torah? Prof. David Frankel asks...                    </p>
6357                </div>
6358            </a>
6359        </div>
6360            
6361        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues jewish-law-and-its-authority rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-diana-villa">
6362            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-persons-ethical-behavior-should-be-as-the-tabernacle-for-god-pure-and-upright-parashat-teruma/">
6363                <div class="image-wrapper">
6364                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Tabernacle_Mishkan_Tent-aleksig6.jpg)"></div>
6365                </div>
6366                <div class="text-wrapper">
6367                    <h4 class="title">
6368                        A Person&#8217;s Ethical Behavior should Reflect the Tabernacle for God &#8211; Pure and Upright: Parashat Teruma                    </h4>
6369                                            <div class="tags">
6370                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6371                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
6372                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
6373                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6374                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6375                                                    </div>
6376                                        <div class="details">
6377                        <div class="author">
6378                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6379                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-5.jpg)"></div>
6380                                    </div>
6381                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Diana Villa</span>
6382                                                    </div>
6383                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6384                        <span class="date">12/02/2024</span>
6385                    </div>
6386                    <p class="excerpt">
6387                        Building the Ark in the Tabernacle (Mishkan) is the focus of this week&#8217;s Torah portion &#8211; Teruma. Rabbi Diana Villa...                    </p>
6388                </div>
6389            </a>
6390        </div>
6391            
6392        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-law-and-its-authority rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
6393            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-mishpatim-the-lessons-of-remembering-when-we-were-slaves/">
6394                <div class="image-wrapper">
6395                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Liberty_Bell_-scaled.jpg)"></div>
6396                </div>
6397                <div class="text-wrapper">
6398                    <h4 class="title">
6399                        Parashat Mishpatim: The Lessons of Remembering When We Were Slaves                    </h4>
6400                                            <div class="tags">
6401                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6402                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
6403                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6404                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6405                                                    </div>
6406                                        <div class="details">
6407                        <div class="author">
6408                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6409                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
6410                                    </div>
6411                                                                <sp
6411an class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
6412                                                    </div>
6413                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6414                        <span class="date">04/02/2024</span>
6415                    </div>
6416                    <p class="excerpt">
6417                        The Torah urges us to embrace and choose freedom. This is scary to former slaves, and in Parashat Mishpatim, boundaries...                    </p>
6418                </div>
6419            </a>
6420        </div>
6421            
6422        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
6423            <a href="https://schechter.edu/an-artistic-midrash-on-the-theophany-from-mt-sinai/">
6424                <div class="image-wrapper">
6425                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/avner-Moria-Yitro.jpeg)"></div>
6426                </div>
6427                <div class="text-wrapper">
6428                    <h4 class="title">
6429                        An Artistic Midrash on The Mt. Sinai Theophany                    </h4>
6430                                            <div class="tags">
6431                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
6432                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6433                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6434                                                    </div>
6435                                        <div class="details">
6436                        <div class="author">
6437                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6438                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
6439                                    </div>
6440                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
6441                                                    </div>
6442                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6443                        <span class="date">29/01/2024</span>
6444                    </div>
6445                    <p class="excerpt">
6446                        Avner Moriah&#8217;s artistic &#8216;midrash&#8217; on the Theophany at Mt. Sinai expresses how the Children of Israel may have experienced God&#8217;s...                    </p>
6447                </div>
6448            </a>
6449        </div>
6450            
6451        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
6452            <a href="https://schechter.edu/are-there-ways-of-hiding-a-mezuzah-in-times-of-danger/">
6453                <div class="image-wrapper">
6454                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/mezuzot-together.jpg)"></div>
6455                </div>
6456                <div class="text-wrapper">
6457                    <h4 class="title">
6458                        Are there ways of hiding a mezuzah in times of danger?                    </h4>
6459                                            <div class="tags">
6460                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
6461                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6462                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
6463                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
6464                                                    </div>
6465                                        <div class="details">
6466                        <div class="author">
6467                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6468                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
6469                                    </div>
6470                                                                <sp
6470an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
6471                                                    </div>
6472                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6473                        <span class="date">23/01/2024</span>
6474                    </div>
6475                    <p class="excerpt">
6476                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 18, Number 1 January 2024 Are there ways of hiding a mezuzah in times of...                    </p>
6477                </div>
6478            </a>
6479        </div>
6480            
6481        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues eulogies-and-words-of-tribute jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-yossi-turner">
6482            <a href="https://schechter.edu/truth-zionism-and-humanism-in-memory-of-prof-eliezer-schweid/">
6483                <div class="image-wrapper">
6484                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Schweid-screen-shot-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
6485                </div>
6486                <div class="text-wrapper">
6487                    <h4 class="title">
6488                        Truth, Zionism and Humanism – In Memory of Prof. Eliezer Schweid                    </h4>
6489                                            <div class="tags">
6490                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
6491                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
6492                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
6493                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6494                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
6495                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
6496                                                    </div>
6497                                        <div class="details">
6498                        <div class="author">
6499                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6500                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-9.jpg)"></div>
6501                                    </div>
6502                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Yossi Turner</span>
6503                                                    </div>
6504                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6505                        <span class="date">22/01/2024</span>
6506                    </div>
6507                    <p class="excerpt">
6508                        The Humanist-Zionist scholar, Prof. Eliezer Schweid, was an intellect in search of Truth and in furthering Jewish Peoplehood, especially in...                    </p>
6509                </div>
6510            </a>
6511        </div>
6512            
6513        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
6514            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-bo-in-memory-of-sgt-major-david-schwartz-zl-who-fell-in-gaza-defending-israel/">
6515                <div class="image-wrapper">
6516                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/75081234_2922386681109676_6481718846439817216_o.jpg)"></div>
6517                </div>
6518                <div class="text-wrapper">
6519                    <h4 class="title">
6520                        Parashat Bo: In Memory of Sgt. Major David Schwartz, z&#8217;l, who fell in Gaza Defending Israel                    </h4>
6521                                            <div class="tags">
6522                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6523                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
6524                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6525                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6526                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
6527                                                    </div>
6528                                        <div class="details">
6529                        <div class="author">
6530                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6531                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
6532                                    </div>
6533                                                                <sp
6533an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
6534                                                    </div>
6535                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6536                        <span class="date">14/01/2024</span>
6537                    </div>
6538                    <p class="excerpt">
6539                         It took a coordinated, national effort for the Children of Israel to successfully leave Egypt. Moshe did not act alone. Rabbi...                    </p>
6540                </div>
6541            </a>
6542        </div>
6543            
6544        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
6545            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vaeras-lesson-value-charachter-justice-and-modesty-not-demagogues/">
6546                <div class="image-wrapper">
6547                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Moses_painting-by-Lorenzo-Monaco-Piero-di-Giovanni-scaled.jpg)"></div>
6548                </div>
6549                <div class="text-wrapper">
6550                    <h4 class="title">
6551                        Parashat Va&#8217;era&#8217;s Lesson: Value Character, Justice and Modesty, not Demagoguery                    </h4>
6552                                            <div class="tags">
6553                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6554                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6555                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6556                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
6557                                                    </div>
6558                                        <div class="details">
6559                        <div class="author">
6560                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6561                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
6562                                    </div>
6563                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
6564                                                    </div>
6565                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6566                        <span class="date">08/01/2024</span>
6567                    </div>
6568                    <p class="excerpt">
6569                        The Torah&#8217;s choice of Moshe teaches us to value strength of character, sense of justice, and modesty, when choosing whom...                    </p>
6570                </div>
6571            </a>
6572        </div>
6573            
6574        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues eulogies-and-words-of-tribute shavua-tov-schechter social-justice theology  all-authors dr-dror-bondi">
6575            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rabbi-abraham-joshua-heschel-gods-parenthood/">
6576                <div class="image-wrapper">
6577                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Heschel.jpg)"></div>
6578                </div>
6579                <div class="text-wrapper">
6580                    <h4 class="title">
6581                        Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel: God&#8217;s Parenthood                    </h4>
6582                                            <div class="tags">
6583                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
6584                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
6585                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6586                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
6587                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
6588                                                    </div>
6589                                        <div class="details">
6590                        <div class="author">
6591                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6592                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Dr.-Dror-Bondi-official-scaled.jpg)"></div>
6593                                    </div>
6594                                                                <sp
6594an class="author-name">Dr. Dror Bondi</span>
6595                                                    </div>
6596                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6597                        <span class="date">01/01/2024</span>
6598                    </div>
6599                    <p class="excerpt">
6600                        Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, the seminal 20th century thinker and activist, articulates why we are all God&#8217;s Children. Dr. Dror...                    </p>
6601                </div>
6602            </a>
6603        </div>
6604            
6605        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-ronit-steinberg">
6606            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-sleight-of-the-hands-artistic-midrash-on-jacobs-blessing-of-his-grandsons/">
6607                <div class="image-wrapper">
6608                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Rembrandt-2.jpg)"></div>
6609                </div>
6610                <div class="text-wrapper">
6611                    <h4 class="title">
6612                        A Sleight of Hands: Multiple Artistic Midrashim on Jacob&#8217;s Blessing his Grandsons                    </h4>
6613                                            <div class="tags">
6614                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
6615                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6616                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6617                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6618                                                    </div>
6619                                        <div class="details">
6620                        <div class="author">
6621                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6622                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Ronit-Steinberg.jpg)"></div>
6623                                    </div>
6624                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Ronit Steinberg</span>
6625                                                    </div>
6626                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6627                        <span class="date">25/12/2023</span>
6628                    </div>
6629                    <p class="excerpt">
6630                        How do artists interpret Jacob&#8217;s hand movement that gives the younger son the better blessing? From Rembrandt to the medieval...                    </p>
6631                </div>
6632            </a>
6633        </div>
6634            
6635        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
6636            <a href="https://schechter.edu/vayigash-the-significance-of-encounters-to-fend-off-loneliness-as-a-central-theme-in-this-weeks-torah-portion/">
6637                <div class="image-wrapper">
6638                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Abraham_Bloemaert_-_Joseph_and_his_Brothers_-_Google_Art_Projectcropped2-scaled.jpeg)"></div>
6639                </div>
6640                <div class="text-wrapper">
6641                    <h4 class="title">
6642                        Vayigash: The Significance of Encounters to Fend off Loneliness as a Central Theme in this Week&#8217;s Torah Portion.                    </h4>
6643                                            <div class="tags">
6644                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6645                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
6646                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6647                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
6648                                                    </div>
6649                                        <div class="details">
6650                        <div class="author">
6651                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6652                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
6653                                    </div>
6654                                                                <sp
6654an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
6655                                                    </div>
6656                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6657                        <span class="date">21/12/2023</span>
6658                    </div>
6659                    <p class="excerpt">
6660                        Encountering others can help us through tough times and loneliness is the lesson of this week&#8217;s Torah portion. We need...                    </p>
6661                </div>
6662            </a>
6663        </div>
6664            
6665        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues hanukkah jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-marva-shalev-marom">
6666            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-existential-insecurity-of-joseph-jacob-the-inner-story-behind-parashat-miketz/">
6667                <div class="image-wrapper">
6668                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Jacob_-_Joseph-Michaelangelo.jpg)"></div>
6669                </div>
6670                <div class="text-wrapper">
6671                    <h4 class="title">
6672                        The Existential Insecurity of Joseph &#038; Jacob: The Inner Story Behind Parashat Miketz                    </h4>
6673                                            <div class="tags">
6674                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6675                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
6676                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
6677                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
6678                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6679                                                    </div>
6680                                        <div class="details">
6681                        <div class="author">
6682                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6683                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/מרוה.jpg)"></div>
6684                                    </div>
6685                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Marva Shalev-Marom</span>
6686                                                    </div>
6687                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6688                        <span class="date">14/12/2023</span>
6689                    </div>
6690                    <p class="excerpt">
6691                        Dreams, Family mis-interactions, Mystery and Hunger: Parashat Miketz is filled with expressed and suppressed emotions. Schechter&#8217;s Dr. Marva Shalev Marom...                    </p>
6692                </div>
6693            </a>
6694        </div>
6695            
6696        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
6697            <a href="https://schechter.edu/do-not-silence-voices-especially-those-with-whom-we-disagree-the-prophet-amos-in-this-weeks-haftorah/">
6698                <div class="image-wrapper">
6699                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/AMOS-Our_Lady_Queen_of_the_Most_Holy_Rosary_Cathedral_Toledo_Ohio_-_ceiling_mural_of_the_Prophet_Amos-scaled.jpg)"></div>
6700                </div>
6701                <div class="text-wrapper">
6702                    <h4 class="title">
6703                        Do Not Silence Voices &#8211; Especially Those with Whom We Disagree: The Prophet AMOS in This Week&#8217;s Haftorah                    </h4>
6704                                            <div class="tags">
6705                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6706                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
6707                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6708                                                    </div>
6709                                        <div class="details">
6710                        <div class="author">
6711                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6712                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
6713                                    </div>
6714                                                                <sp
6714an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
6715                                                    </div>
6716                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6717                        <span class="date">07/12/2023</span>
6718                    </div>
6719                    <p class="excerpt">
6720                        Society should never silence the voice of its critics. We may disagree with them, but it is vital not to...                    </p>
6721                </div>
6722            </a>
6723        </div>
6724            
6725        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
6726            <a href="https://schechter.edu/one-thought-many-emotions-an-understanding-of-parashat-vayishlach/">
6727                <div class="image-wrapper">
6728                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Jacob-Wrestles-with-the-Angel-Larry-Mohr.jpeg)"></div>
6729                </div>
6730                <div class="text-wrapper">
6731                    <h4 class="title">
6732                        One Thought, Many Emotions: Who Are You After Battling the Angel: An Understanding of Parashat Vayishlach                    </h4>
6733                                            <div class="tags">
6734                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6735                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6736                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6737                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
6738                                                    </div>
6739                                        <div class="details">
6740                        <div class="author">
6741                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6742                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
6743                                    </div>
6744                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
6745                                                    </div>
6746                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6747                        <span class="date">30/11/2023</span>
6748                    </div>
6749                    <p class="excerpt">
6750                        A person&#8217;s name is one of the most important elements of an identity. Reb Mimi Feigelson explores identity, the self,...                    </p>
6751                </div>
6752            </a>
6753        </div>
6754            
6755        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter social-justice  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
6756            <a href="https://schechter.edu/our-matriarch-leah-though-a-tragic-figure-is-as-an-inspiration-in-times-of-trouble/">
6757                <div class="image-wrapper">
6758                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Michelangelo-Leah-scaled.jpg)"></div>
6759                </div>
6760                <div class="text-wrapper">
6761                    <h4 class="title">
6762                        Our Matriarch Leah, Though a Tragic Figure, Is as an Inspiration in Times of Trouble                    </h4>
6763                                            <div class="tags">
6764                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6765                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
6766                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6767                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
6768                                                    </div>
6769                                        <div class="details">
6770                        <div class="author">
6771                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6772                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
6773                                    </div>
6774                                                                <sp
6774an class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
6775                                                    </div>
6776                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6777                        <span class="date">23/11/2023</span>
6778                    </div>
6779                    <p class="excerpt">
6780                        Though Leah is a very tragic figure in our tradition, she can be an inspiration. Taking his cue from midrashim,...                    </p>
6781                </div>
6782            </a>
6783        </div>
6784            
6785        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
6786            <a href="https://schechter.edu/who-is-rich-the-secret-to-isaacs-wealth/">
6787                <div class="image-wrapper">
6788                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/PikiWiki_Israel_43765_Agriculture_in_Israelmoshav-Eitan-scaled.jpg)"></div>
6789                </div>
6790                <div class="text-wrapper">
6791                    <h4 class="title">
6792                        Who is Rich? The Secret to Isaac&#8217;s Wealth&#8230;.                    </h4>
6793                                            <div class="tags">
6794                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6795                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
6796                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6797                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6798                                                    </div>
6799                                        <div class="details">
6800                        <div class="author">
6801                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6802                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
6803                                    </div>
6804                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
6805                                                    </div>
6806                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6807                        <span class="date">15/11/2023</span>
6808                    </div>
6809                    <p class="excerpt">
6810                        In Parashat Toldot, Isaac finds the path to wealth. Buy low &#8211; Sell high&#8230;.or buy low and make the desert...                    </p>
6811                </div>
6812            </a>
6813        </div>
6814            
6815        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history places-sites shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
6816            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-convoluted-history-of-the-cave-of-machpela-in-hebron/">
6817                <div class="image-wrapper">
6818                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Machpella_hebron_1906.jpg)"></div>
6819                </div>
6820                <div class="text-wrapper">
6821                    <h4 class="title">
6822                        The Convoluted History of the Cave of Machpela in Hebron                    </h4>
6823                                            <div class="tags">
6824                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6825                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
6826                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
6827                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6828                                                    </div>
6829                                        <div class="details">
6830                        <div class="author">
6831                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6832                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
6833                                    </div>
6834                                                                <sp
6834an class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
6835                                                    </div>
6836                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6837                        <span class="date">09/11/2023</span>
6838                    </div>
6839                    <p class="excerpt">
6840                        The Cave of the Patriarchs and Matriarchs was and remains a place of pilgrimage for Jews, Muslims and Christians. Why?...                    </p>
6841                </div>
6842            </a>
6843        </div>
6844            
6845        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-noa-yuval-hacham">
6846            <a href="https://schechter.edu/accepting-guests-abraham-sets-an-example-for-the-jewish-people/">
6847                <div class="image-wrapper">
6848                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Noa-Abraham-receiving-three-angels-Abel-Pann.jpg)"></div>
6849                </div>
6850                <div class="text-wrapper">
6851                    <h4 class="title">
6852                        Accepting Guests: Abraham Sets an Example for the Jewish People                    </h4>
6853                                            <div class="tags">
6854                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
6855                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6856                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6857                                                    </div>
6858                                        <div class="details">
6859                        <div class="author">
6860                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6861                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-8.jpg)"></div>
6862                                    </div>
6863                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Noa Yuval-Hacham</span>
6864                                                    </div>
6865                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6866                        <span class="date">02/11/2023</span>
6867                    </div>
6868                    <p class="excerpt">
6869                        In Parashat Vayera, Abraham receives visitors in his tent, establishing the importance Judaism attaches to accepting guests = the other....                    </p>
6870                </div>
6871            </a>
6872        </div>
6873            
6874        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
6875            <a href="https://schechter.edu/building-a-relationship-abraham-and-god-parashat-lech-lecha/">
6876                <div class="image-wrapper">
6877                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/abraham-and-god1-Nicholas-Chaperon.jpg)"></div>
6878                </div>
6879                <div class="text-wrapper">
6880                    <h4 class="title">
6881                        Building a Relationship: Abraham and God &#8211; Parashat Lech Lecha                    </h4>
6882                                            <div class="tags">
6883                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6884                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
6885                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6886                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6887                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
6888                                                    </div>
6889                                        <div class="details">
6890                        <div class="author">
6891                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6892                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
6893                                    </div>
6894                                                                <sp
6894an class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
6895                                                    </div>
6896                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6897                        <span class="date">25/10/2023</span>
6898                    </div>
6899                    <p class="excerpt">
6900                        (This article was written and filmed prior to October 7, 2023 when war broke out on Israel.) Lech Lecha: An...                    </p>
6901                </div>
6902            </a>
6903        </div>
6904            
6905        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues history israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
6906            <a href="https://schechter.edu/trauma-of-going-to-war-paradox-of-building-a-temple-despite-having-blood-on-our-hands/">
6907                <div class="image-wrapper">
6908                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/war_memorial_in_shtulim.jpg)"></div>
6909                </div>
6910                <div class="text-wrapper">
6911                    <h4 class="title">
6912                        Trauma of Going to War: The Wars of King David and their Lessons for Today                    </h4>
6913                                            <div class="tags">
6914                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6915                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
6916                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
6917                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
6918                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6919                                                    </div>
6920                                        <div class="details">
6921                        <div class="author">
6922                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6923                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
6924                                    </div>
6925                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
6926                                                    </div>
6927                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6928                        <span class="date">17/10/2023</span>
6929                    </div>
6930                    <p class="excerpt">
6931                        In the Wake of the War in Gaza The citizens of Israel, and the Jewish people at large, are living...                    </p>
6932                </div>
6933            </a>
6934        </div>
6935            
6936        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
6937            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-secret-of-eternal-youth-a-tribute-to-prof-alice-shalvi-zl/">
6938                <div class="image-wrapper">
6939                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/IMG_2613-scaled.jpg)"></div>
6940                </div>
6941                <div class="text-wrapper">
6942                    <h4 class="title">
6943                        The Secret of Eternal Youth: A Tribute to Prof. Alice Shalvi  z”l                    </h4>
6944                                            <div class="tags">
6945                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
6946                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
6947                                                    </div>
6948                                        <div class="details">
6949                        <div class="author">
6950                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6951                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
6952                                    </div>
6953                                                                <sp
6953an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
6954                                                    </div>
6955                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6956                        <span class="date">16/10/2023</span>
6957                    </div>
6958                    <p class="excerpt">
6959                        The Secret of Eternal Youth: A Tribute to Prof. Alice Shalvi  z”l Rabbi Moshe Margalit, author of the Pnei Moshe...                    </p>
6960                </div>
6961            </a>
6962        </div>
6963            
6964        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
6965            <a href="https://schechter.edu/sefer-bereshit-and-war-in-israel-a-further-view-of-rashis-commentary/">
6966                <div class="image-wrapper">
6967                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Rashi-16th-century2.jpg)"></div>
6968                </div>
6969                <div class="text-wrapper">
6970                    <h4 class="title">
6971                        Sefer Bereshit and War in Israel&#8230;A Further View of Rashi&#8217;s Commentary                    </h4>
6972                                            <div class="tags">
6973                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
6974                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
6975                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
6976                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
6977                                                    </div>
6978                                        <div class="details">
6979                        <div class="author">
6980                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
6981                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
6982                                    </div>
6983                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
6984                                                    </div>
6985                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
6986                        <span class="date">12/10/2023</span>
6987                    </div>
6988                    <p class="excerpt">
6989                        This week, we begin again as we turn to the opening of Sefer Bereshit, the Book of Genesis. Yet, we...                    </p>
6990                </div>
6991            </a>
6992        </div>
6993            
6994        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
6995            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-do-artists-portray-bereshit-the-first-torah-portion/">
6996                <div class="image-wrapper">
6997                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Bereshit-Avner-Shalev.jpg)"></div>
6998                </div>
6999                <div class="text-wrapper">
7000                    <h4 class="title">
7001                        How do artists portray Bereshit, the first Torah portion?                    </h4>
7002                                            <div class="tags">
7003                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
7004                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7005                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
7006                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7007                                                    </div>
7008                                        <div class="details">
7009                        <div class="author">
7010                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7011                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
7012                                    </div>
7013                                                                <sp
7013an class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
7014                                                    </div>
7015                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7016                        <span class="date">11/10/2023</span>
7017                    </div>
7018                    <p class="excerpt">
7019                        This was recorded prior to the current war. Our hearts go out to the families and friends of those killed,...                    </p>
7020                </div>
7021            </a>
7022        </div>
7023            
7024        <div class="article archive-item all-topics illness-burial-and-mourning israel-and-zionism  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
7025            <a href="https://schechter.edu/psalm-29-english/">
7026                <div class="image-wrapper">
7027                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Flag-of-Israel-scaled.jpg)"></div>
7028                </div>
7029                <div class="text-wrapper">
7030                    <h4 class="title">
7031                        Psalm 29 &#8211; English                    </h4>
7032                                            <div class="tags">
7033                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
7034                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
7035                                                    </div>
7036                                        <div class="details">
7037                        <div class="author">
7038                                                                                                                                                </div>
7039                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7040                        <span class="date">08/10/2023</span>
7041                    </div>
7042                    <p class="excerpt">
7043                        Psalm 29 A psalm of David. Ascribe to the Lord, O divine beings, ascribe to the Lord glory and strength....                    </p>
7044                </div>
7045            </a>
7046        </div>
7047            
7048        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible eulogies-and-words-of-tribute rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter sukkot-simhat-torah  all-authors rabbi-matthew-berkowitz">
7049            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-multiple-blessings-of-simchat-torah-the-blessing-is-a-bridge-between-the-end-and-the-beginning/">
7050                <div class="image-wrapper">
7051                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/flag-simchat-torah2a.png)"></div>
7052                </div>
7053                <div class="text-wrapper">
7054                    <h4 class="title">
7055                        The Multiple Blessings of Simchat Torah: The blessing is a Bridge between the End and the Beginning                    </h4>
7056                                            <div class="tags">
7057                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7058                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
7059                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7060                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7061                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
7062                                                    </div>
7063                                        <div class="details">
7064                        <div class="author">
7065                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7066                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Matt-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
7067                                    </div>
7068                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Matthew Berkowitz</span>
7069                                                    </div>
7070                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7071                        <span class="date">02/10/2023</span>
7072                    </div>
7073                    <p class="excerpt">
7074                        The High Holy Days end on Simchat Torah. Their arc is based on the Bracha-Blessing idea seen in both the...                    </p>
7075                </div>
7076            </a>
7077        </div>
7078            
7079        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute shavua-tov-schechter sukkot-simhat-torah holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
7080            <a href="https://schechter.edu/sukkot-be-a-personal-sukkah-to-your-fellow-person-by-supporting-and-protecting-them-from-the-elements/">
7081                <div class="image-wrapper">
7082                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Sukka-in-Chernovitz.jpeg)"></div>
7083                </div>
7084                <div class="text-wrapper">
7085                    <h4 class="title">
7086                        Sukkot: Be a Personal Sukkah to Other People by Supporting and Protecting Them                    </h4>
7087                                            <div class="tags">
7088                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
7089                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7090                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
7091                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
7092                                                    </div>
7093                                        <div class="details">
7094                        <div class="author">
7095                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7096                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
7097                                    </div>
7098                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
7099                                                    </div>
7100                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7101                        <span class="date">28/09/2023</span>
7102                    </div>
7103                    <p class="excerpt">
7104                        Reb Mimi Feigelson calls for us to become a personal Sukkah, a Personal Leaning Post, for our friends, family and...                    </p>
7105                </div>
7106            </a>
7107        </div>
7108            
7109        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays prayer-and-synagogues shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors chaya-rowen-baker">
7110            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rituals-of-yom-kippur-bringing-boldness-into-our-lives/">
7111                <div class="image-wrapper">
7112                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Kaufmann-Isidor_Day_of_Atonement.jpg)"></div>
7113                </div>
7114                <div class="text-wrapper">
7115                    <h4 class="title">
7116                        Yom Kippur Liturgy: Bringing Boldness into our Lives                    </h4>
7117                                            <div class="tags">
7118                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
7119                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
7120                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7121                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
7122                                                    </div>
7123                                        <div class="details">
7124                        <div class="author">
7125                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7126                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Chaya-Rowen-Baker-4cropped.png.jpeg)"></div>
7127                                    </div>
7128                                                                <sp
7128an class="author-name">Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker</span>
7129                                                    </div>
7130                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7131                        <span class="date">19/09/2023</span>
7132                    </div>
7133                    <p class="excerpt">
7134                        Yom Kippur Boldness: Stealing from the angels in the holiest of prayers during Yom Kippur. Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker concludes...                    </p>
7135                </div>
7136            </a>
7137        </div>
7138            
7139        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues high-holidays rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
7140            <a href="https://schechter.edu/environmental-underpinnings-in-rosh-hashanah-liturgy-we-are-stewards-of-our-world-take-better-care-of-the-earth/">
7141                <div class="image-wrapper">
7142                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Save_our_Earth_-_East_Side_Gallery-Indiano2009cropped-scaled.jpeg)"></div>
7143                </div>
7144                <div class="text-wrapper">
7145                    <h4 class="title">
7146                        Environmental Underpinnings in Rosh Hashanah Liturgy: We Are Stewards of Our World&#8230;.Take Better Care of the Earth!                    </h4>
7147                                            <div class="tags">
7148                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
7149                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
7150                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7151                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7152                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
7153                                                    </div>
7154                                        <div class="details">
7155                        <div class="author">
7156                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7157                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
7158                                    </div>
7159                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
7160                                                    </div>
7161                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7162                        <span class="date">07/09/2023</span>
7163                    </div>
7164                    <p class="excerpt">
7165                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin explores the environmental underpinnings in Rosh Hashanah prayers that lead us to recognize our stewardship and...                    </p>
7166                </div>
7167            </a>
7168        </div>
7169            
7170        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues jewish-law-and-its-authority shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
7171            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-clash-between-morality-and-halakhah-the-case-of-the-rebellious-son-in-the-bible/">
7172                <div class="image-wrapper">
7173                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Dennis_the_Menace_nose_art.jpg)"></div>
7174                </div>
7175                <div class="text-wrapper">
7176                    <h4 class="title">
7177                        The Clash Between Morality and Halakhah: The Case of the Rebellious Son in the Bible                    </h4>
7178                                            <div class="tags">
7179                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7180                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
7181                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
7182                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7183                                                    </div>
7184                                        <div class="details">
7185                        <div class="author">
7186                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7187                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
7188                                    </div>
7189                                                                <sp
7189an class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
7190                                                    </div>
7191                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7192                        <span class="date">27/08/2023</span>
7193                    </div>
7194                    <p class="excerpt">
7195                        The philosophy of Halakhah examines the clash between morality and Halakhic norms. Prof. Ari Ackerman explores the realities of decision...                    </p>
7196                </div>
7197            </a>
7198        </div>
7199            
7200        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
7201            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-dvar-torah-direct-from-camp-ramah-yachad-ukraine-parashat-eikev/">
7202                <div class="image-wrapper">
7203                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Golinkin-Israel-Bond-Full-3-600x951-1.jpg)"></div>
7204                </div>
7205                <div class="text-wrapper">
7206                    <h4 class="title">
7207                        A Dvar Torah Direct from Camp Ramah Yachad &#8211; Ukraine (Parashat Eikev)                    </h4>
7208                                            <div class="tags">
7209                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
7210                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
7211                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7212                                                    </div>
7213                                        <div class="details">
7214                        <div class="author">
7215                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7216                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
7217                                    </div>
7218                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
7219                                                    </div>
7220                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7221                        <span class="date">13/08/2023</span>
7222                    </div>
7223                    <p class="excerpt">
7224                        Love of the Jewish People and love of Zionism are lessons Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin&#8217;s father and grandfather imparted upon...                    </p>
7225                </div>
7226            </a>
7227        </div>
7228            
7229        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues medical-ethics rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
7230            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-body-piercing-permitted-according-to-jewish-law/">
7231                <div class="image-wrapper">
7232                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Pagan_Body_Piercing_-_Call_Lane_-_geograph.org_.uk-by-Betty-Longbottom.jpg)"></div>
7233                </div>
7234                <div class="text-wrapper">
7235                    <h4 class="title">
7236                        Is body piercing permitted according to Jewish law?                    </h4>
7237                                            <div class="tags">
7238                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
7239                                                            <div class="tag">Medical Ethics</div>
7240                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7241                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
7242                                                    </div>
7243                                        <div class="details">
7244                        <div class="author">
7245                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7246                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
7247                                    </div>
7248                                                                <sp
7248an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
7249                                                    </div>
7250                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7251                        <span class="date">10/08/2023</span>
7252                    </div>
7253                    <p class="excerpt">
7254                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 17, Number 6  Is body piercing permitted according to Jewish law?* (Yoreh De’ah 182:5)  by...                    </p>
7255                </div>
7256            </a>
7257        </div>
7258            
7259        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-ilana-foss">
7260            <a href="https://schechter.edu/who-and-what-are-you-parashat-reehs-haftarah-demands-to-know-are-you-a-blacksmith-or-malleable-material/">
7261                <div class="image-wrapper">
7262                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Blacksmith_Hammer_Strikes_Animation_Loop.gif)"></div>
7263                </div>
7264                <div class="text-wrapper">
7265                    <h4 class="title">
7266                        Who and What are you? Parashat Re&#8217;eh&#8217;s Haftarah demands to know: Are you a blacksmith or malleable material?                    </h4>
7267                                            <div class="tags">
7268                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
7269                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7270                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
7271                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
7272                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
7273                                                    </div>
7274                                        <div class="details">
7275                        <div class="author">
7276                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7277                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-22.jpg)"></div>
7278                                    </div>
7279                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Ilana Foss</span>
7280                                                    </div>
7281                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7282                        <span class="date">06/08/2023</span>
7283                    </div>
7284                    <p class="excerpt">
7285                        The Blacksmith as parable for our relationship with God: Rabbi Ilana Foss asks us to consider where each of us...                    </p>
7286                </div>
7287            </a>
7288        </div>
7289            
7290        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
7291            <a href="https://schechter.edu/open-your-soul-and-faith-bank-account-now-the-opportunity-always-exists-and-interest-will-grow-parashat-vaetchanan/">
7292                <div class="image-wrapper">
7293                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Federal_Reserve_Bank_of_Cleveland.png)"></div>
7294                </div>
7295                <div class="text-wrapper">
7296                    <h4 class="title">
7297                        Open your &#8216;Soul&#8217; and &#8216;Faith&#8217; bank accounts NOW! The opportunity always exists and interest will accrue: Parashat Va&#8217;Etchanan                    </h4>
7298                                            <div class="tags">
7299                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7300                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7301                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
7302                                                    </div>
7303                                        <div class="details">
7304                        <div class="author">
7305                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7306                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
7307                                    </div>
7308                                                                <sp
7308an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
7309                                                    </div>
7310                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7311                        <span class="date">27/07/2023</span>
7312                    </div>
7313                    <p class="excerpt">
7314                        We all need to open ‘soul’, ‘heart’, ‘faith’, ‘spirit’ bank accounts. Even on our hardest days, when there is only...                    </p>
7315                </div>
7316            </a>
7317        </div>
7318            
7319        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days illness-burial-and-mourning shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals tisha-bav  all-authors dr-noa-yuval-hacham">
7320            <a href="https://schechter.edu/in-memoria-of-the-destruction-from-a-blank-wall-to-a-work-of-art/">
7321                <div class="image-wrapper">
7322                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/תמונה1-נעה-9-באב.png)"></div>
7323                </div>
7324                <div class="text-wrapper">
7325                    <h4 class="title">
7326                        In Memoria of the Temple&#8217;s Destruction: From a Blank Wall to a Work of Art                    </h4>
7327                                            <div class="tags">
7328                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
7329                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
7330                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7331                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
7332                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
7333                                                    </div>
7334                                        <div class="details">
7335                        <div class="author">
7336                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7337                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-8.jpg)"></div>
7338                                    </div>
7339                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Noa Yuval-Hacham</span>
7340                                                    </div>
7341                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7342                        <span class="date">23/07/2023</span>
7343                    </div>
7344                    <p class="excerpt">
7345                        Jewish homes leave part of their structure unfinished, symbolizing mourning for the destruction of Jerusalem&#8217;s Temple. Dean of Schechter Institute...                    </p>
7346                </div>
7347            </a>
7348        </div>
7349            
7350        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
7351            <a href="https://schechter.edu/taking-vengeance-too-far-moshe-oversteps-gods-mandate-parashat-mattot-massei/">
7352                <div class="image-wrapper">
7353                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Mozes_veroordeelt_de_Midjanitische_vrouwen_en_hun_kinderen_RP-P-OB-4511MV-scaled.jpg)"></div>
7354                </div>
7355                <div class="text-wrapper">
7356                    <h4 class="title">
7357                        Taking Vengeance Too Far: Moshe Oversteps God&#8217;s Mandate&#8230;.Parashat Matot-Masei                    </h4>
7358                                            <div class="tags">
7359                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7360                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
7361                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7362                                                    </div>
7363                                        <div class="details">
7364                        <div class="author">
7365                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7366                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
7367                                    </div>
7368                                                                <sp
7368an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
7369                                                    </div>
7370                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7371                        <span class="date">09/07/2023</span>
7372                    </div>
7373                    <p class="excerpt">
7374                        Vengeance plays a large role in politics. In this week&#8217;s Torah portion Matot-Masei, Moshe takes vengeance on the Midianites. But...                    </p>
7375                </div>
7376            </a>
7377        </div>
7378            
7379        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter uncategorized  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
7380            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-settlers-who-attack-palestinian-villages-are-desecrating-gods-name-and-jewish-principles-parashat-pinchas/">
7381                <div class="image-wrapper">
7382                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Parisinus_Graecus_923_folio_274v_-_Phinehas_Zimri_and_Cozbi.png)"></div>
7383                </div>
7384                <div class="text-wrapper">
7385                    <h4 class="title">
7386                        Settlers Who Attack Palestinian Villages are Desecrating Gods Name and Jewish Principles. Parashat Pinchas                    </h4>
7387                                            <div class="tags">
7388                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7389                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
7390                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
7391                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7392                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7393                                                            <div class="tag">Uncategorized</div>
7394                                                    </div>
7395                                        <div class="details">
7396                        <div class="author">
7397                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7398                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
7399                                    </div>
7400                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
7401                                                    </div>
7402                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7403                        <span class="date">03/07/2023</span>
7404                    </div>
7405                    <p class="excerpt">
7406                        Zealous for God&#8230;.or Zealot? Settlers who attacked Palestinian villages are desecrating God&#8217;s name and Jewish principles. Rabbi David Golinkin uses...                    </p>
7407                </div>
7408            </a>
7409        </div>
7410            
7411        <div class="article archive-item all-topics marriage rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
7412            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-mixed-dancing-really-forbidden-at-weddings/">
7413                <div class="image-wrapper">
7414                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/mixed-dancing2cropped3-scaled.jpg)"></div>
7415                </div>
7416                <div class="text-wrapper">
7417                    <h4 class="title">
7418                        Is mixed dancing really forbidden at weddings?                    </h4>
7419                                            <div class="tags">
7420                                                            <div class="tag">Marriage</div>
7421                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7422                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
7423                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
7424                                                    </div>
7425                                        <div class="details">
7426                        <div class="author">
7427                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7428                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
7429                                    </div>
7430                                                                <sp
7430an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
7431                                                    </div>
7432                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7433                        <span class="date">28/06/2023</span>
7434                    </div>
7435                    <p class="excerpt">
7436                        Responsa in a Moment Vol. 17, No. 5 June 2023 Is mixed dancing really forbidden at weddings? By Rabbi David...                    </p>
7437                </div>
7438            </a>
7439        </div>
7440            
7441        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter women-gender women-in-jewish-law  all-authors dr-etka-liebowitz">
7442            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-miriam-the-prophetess-became-a-powerful-symbol-for-jewish-feminists-parashat-hukkat/">
7443                <div class="image-wrapper">
7444                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Holman_Miriam_and_the_Israelites_Rejoicing.jpg)"></div>
7445                </div>
7446                <div class="text-wrapper">
7447                    <h4 class="title">
7448                        How Miriam the Prophetess Became a Powerful Symbol for Jewish Feminists: Parashat Hukkat                    </h4>
7449                                            <div class="tags">
7450                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7451                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7452                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
7453                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
7454                                                    </div>
7455                                        <div class="details">
7456                        <div class="author">
7457                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7458                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
7459                                    </div>
7460                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Etka Liebowitz</span>
7461                                                    </div>
7462                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7463                        <span class="date">25/06/2023</span>
7464                    </div>
7465                    <p class="excerpt">
7466                        Miriam the Prophet has become a symbol for modern Jewish feminists. Dr. Etka Liebowitz explores how how biblical Miriam is...                    </p>
7467                </div>
7468            </a>
7469        </div>
7470            
7471        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
7472            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-is-it-that-even-10-evil-people-create-a-minyan-rabbi-arie-hasit-deepens-our-understanding-of-who-is-wise/">
7473                <div class="image-wrapper">
7474                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/640px-The_return_of_the_spies.jpg)"></div>
7475                </div>
7476                <div class="text-wrapper">
7477                    <h4 class="title">
7478                        How is it that even 10 &#8216;evil&#8217; people create a minyan? Rabbi Arie Hasit deepens our understanding of &#8220;Who is wise&#8221;                    </h4>
7479                                            <div class="tags">
7480                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7481                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
7482                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7483                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7484                                                    </div>
7485                                        <div class="details">
7486                        <div class="author">
7487                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7488                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
7489                                    </div>
7490                                                                <sp
7490an class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
7491                                                    </div>
7492                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7493                        <span class="date">13/06/2023</span>
7494                    </div>
7495                    <p class="excerpt">
7496                        Rabbi Arie Hasit challenges us to find commonalities and meet with those who do not necessarily agree with our own...                    </p>
7497                </div>
7498            </a>
7499        </div>
7500            
7501        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
7502            <a href="https://schechter.edu/god-is-closer-to-moshe-than-moshe-is-to-the-children-of-israel-parashat-behalotcha/">
7503                <div class="image-wrapper">
7504                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/God_de_Vader_en_Mozes_op_de_berg_Sinai.jpg)"></div>
7505                </div>
7506                <div class="text-wrapper">
7507                    <h4 class="title">
7508                        God is closer to Moshe than Moshe is to the Children of Israel: Parashat Beha&#8217;lotcha                    </h4>
7509                                            <div class="tags">
7510                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7511                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
7512                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7513                                                    </div>
7514                                        <div class="details">
7515                        <div class="author">
7516                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7517                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
7518                                    </div>
7519                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
7520                                                    </div>
7521                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7522                        <span class="date">06/06/2023</span>
7523                    </div>
7524                    <p class="excerpt">
7525                        Reb Mimi Feigelson finds a clue in this week&#8217;s parashah answering a question she has been pondering for 20 years!...                    </p>
7526                </div>
7527            </a>
7528        </div>
7529            
7530        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
7531            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-is-the-role-of-the-priestly-benediction-a-midrashic-interpretation-finds-new-meaning/">
7532                <div class="image-wrapper">
7533                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Jewish_parents_blessing_children.png)"></div>
7534                </div>
7535                <div class="text-wrapper">
7536                    <h4 class="title">
7537                        What is the role of the Priestly Benediction? A Midrashic Interpretation Finds New Meaning                    </h4>
7538                                            <div class="tags">
7539                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7540                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7541                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7542                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
7543                                                    </div>
7544                                        <div class="details">
7545                        <div class="author">
7546                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7547                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
7548                                    </div>
7549                                                                <sp
7549an class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
7550                                                    </div>
7551                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7552                        <span class="date">30/05/2023</span>
7553                    </div>
7554                    <p class="excerpt">
7555                        The role of the Birkat HaCohanim blessing takes on a different meaning with a Midrash from Song of Songs (Shir...                    </p>
7556                </div>
7557            </a>
7558        </div>
7559            
7560        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-law-and-its-authority rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter shavuot  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
7561            <a href="https://schechter.edu/were-the-10-commandments-really-given-to-moses-or-were-they-divinely-inspired/">
7562                <div class="image-wrapper">
7563                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/10Commandments1.jpg)"></div>
7564                </div>
7565                <div class="text-wrapper">
7566                    <h4 class="title">
7567                        Were the 10 Commandments Really Given To Moses or were they divinely inspired?                    </h4>
7568                                            <div class="tags">
7569                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7570                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
7571                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7572                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7573                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
7574                                                    </div>
7575                                        <div class="details">
7576                        <div class="author">
7577                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7578                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
7579                                    </div>
7580                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
7581                                                    </div>
7582                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7583                        <span class="date">24/05/2023</span>
7584                    </div>
7585                    <p class="excerpt">
7586                        How many of the 10 Commandments and the Bible itself are the words of God or divinely inspired, and thus...                    </p>
7587                </div>
7588            </a>
7589        </div>
7590            
7591        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-diana-villa">
7592            <a href="https://schechter.edu/who-are-our-descendants-those-whom-we-teach-parashat-bamidbar/">
7593                <div class="image-wrapper">
7594                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Moses-teaching-the-lawagain.png)"></div>
7595                </div>
7596                <div class="text-wrapper">
7597                    <h4 class="title">
7598                        Who Are Our Descendants: Those Whom We Teach! Parashat Bamidbar                    </h4>
7599                                            <div class="tags">
7600                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
7601                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
7602                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7603                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7604                                                    </div>
7605                                        <div class="details">
7606                        <div class="author">
7607                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7608                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-5.jpg)"></div>
7609                                    </div>
7610                                                                <sp
7610an class="author-name">Rabbi Diana Villa</span>
7611                                                    </div>
7612                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7613                        <span class="date">18/05/2023</span>
7614                    </div>
7615                    <p class="excerpt">
7616                        A teacher should impart life lessons. Rabbi Diana Villa uses Parashat Bamidbar to illustrate how Jewish texts show teachers offering...                    </p>
7617                </div>
7618            </a>
7619        </div>
7620            
7621        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
7622            <a href="https://schechter.edu/to-whom-are-we-accountable-to-god-parashat-bhar-behukotai/">
7623                <div class="image-wrapper">
7624                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Mei-Hashiloach2.jpg)"></div>
7625                </div>
7626                <div class="text-wrapper">
7627                    <h4 class="title">
7628                        To Whom are we Accountable: To God&#8230;.Parashat B&#8217;har &#8211; Behukotai                    </h4>
7629                                            <div class="tags">
7630                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7631                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
7632                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7633                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7634                                                    </div>
7635                                        <div class="details">
7636                        <div class="author">
7637                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7638                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
7639                                    </div>
7640                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
7641                                                    </div>
7642                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7643                        <span class="date">10/05/2023</span>
7644                    </div>
7645                    <p class="excerpt">
7646                        Reb Mimi Feigelson looks deep, deep into this week’s Torah portion to draw out lessons of accountability to God. She...                    </p>
7647                </div>
7648            </a>
7649        </div>
7650            
7651        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-ronit-steinberg">
7652            <a href="https://schechter.edu/commemorating-israels-national-day-of-remembrance-art-as-medium/">
7653                <div class="image-wrapper">
7654                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Micha-Ulman-2-Memorial-for-Last-of-Kin.jpg)"></div>
7655                </div>
7656                <div class="text-wrapper">
7657                    <h4 class="title">
7658                        Commemorating Israel&#8217;s National Day of Remembrance &#8211; Art as Medium                    </h4>
7659                                            <div class="tags">
7660                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
7661                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
7662                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
7663                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7664                                                    </div>
7665                                        <div class="details">
7666                        <div class="author">
7667                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7668                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Ronit-Steinberg.jpg)"></div>
7669                                    </div>
7670                                                                <sp
7670an class="author-name">Dr. Ronit Steinberg</span>
7671                                                    </div>
7672                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7673                        <span class="date">24/04/2023</span>
7674                    </div>
7675                    <p class="excerpt">
7676                        Dr. Ronit Steinberg journeys into the confluence of memory and art. She explains how the symbolism of artistic creations craft...                    </p>
7677                </div>
7678            </a>
7679        </div>
7680            
7681        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
7682            <a href="https://schechter.edu/israel-at-75-rabbi-golinkin-offers-a-fifty-year-retrospective/">
7683                <div class="image-wrapper">
7684                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Flag_of_Israel_postal_stamp1.jpeg)"></div>
7685                </div>
7686                <div class="text-wrapper">
7687                    <h4 class="title">
7688                        Israel at 75: A Fifty-Year Retrospective                    </h4>
7689                                            <div class="tags">
7690                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
7691                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
7692                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
7693                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
7694                                                    </div>
7695                                        <div class="details">
7696                        <div class="author">
7697                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7698                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
7699                                    </div>
7700                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
7701                                                    </div>
7702                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7703                        <span class="date">23/04/2023</span>
7704                    </div>
7705                    <p class="excerpt">
7706                        Responsa in a Moment Vol. 17, No. 4 April 2023 Israel at 75: A Fifty-Year Retrospective by Rabbi David Golinkin...                    </p>
7707                </div>
7708            </a>
7709        </div>
7710            
7711        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
7712            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-sounds-and-strengths-of-silence-reflections-on-silence-in-the-face-of-sacrifice-and-tragedy/">
7713                <div class="image-wrapper">
7714                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/יום-השואה-english.jpg)"></div>
7715                </div>
7716                <div class="text-wrapper">
7717                    <h4 class="title">
7718                        The Sounds and Strengths of Silence: Reflections on Silence in the Face of Sacrifice and Tragedy                    </h4>
7719                                            <div class="tags">
7720                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7721                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
7722                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
7723                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
7724                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7725                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7726                                                    </div>
7727                                        <div class="details">
7728                        <div class="author">
7729                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7730                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
7731                                    </div>
7732                                                                <sp
7732an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
7733                                                    </div>
7734                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7735                        <span class="date">18/04/2023</span>
7736                    </div>
7737                    <p class="excerpt">
7738                        Schechter&#8217;s Executive Vice President, Eitan Cooper, draws us into his thoughts connecting Yom Ha&#8217;Shoah, Memorial Day for the Shoah today,...                    </p>
7739                </div>
7740            </a>
7741        </div>
7742            
7743        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah shabbat shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
7744            <a href="https://schechter.edu/take-a-pause-learn-more-about-yourself-the-meaning-of-shabbat-hol-hamoed-pesach/">
7745                <div class="image-wrapper">
7746                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Sunrise_coloring_the_sea_Explore_2017-09-01_-_Flickr_-_Infomastern-scaled.jpg)"></div>
7747                </div>
7748                <div class="text-wrapper">
7749                    <h4 class="title">
7750                        Take a Pause &#038; Learn More About Yourself: The Meaning of Shabbat Hol Ha&#8217;Moed Pesach                    </h4>
7751                                            <div class="tags">
7752                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7753                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
7754                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat</div>
7755                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7756                                                    </div>
7757                                        <div class="details">
7758                        <div class="author">
7759                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7760                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
7761                                    </div>
7762                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
7763                                                    </div>
7764                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7765                        <span class="date">07/04/2023</span>
7766                    </div>
7767                    <p class="excerpt">
7768                        Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson takes inventory of our Jewish life on Shabbat Hol Ha&#8217;Moed Pesach encouraging us all to...                    </p>
7769                </div>
7770            </a>
7771        </div>
7772            
7773        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
7774            <a href="https://schechter.edu/four-brief-responsa-regarding-the-laws-of-pesah/">
7775                <div class="image-wrapper">
7776                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/BedikasChametz.jpg)"></div>
7777                </div>
7778                <div class="text-wrapper">
7779                    <h4 class="title">
7780                        Four Brief Responsa Regarding the Laws of Pesah                    </h4>
7781                                            <div class="tags">
7782                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
7783                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7784                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
7785                                                    </div>
7786                                        <div class="details">
7787                        <div class="author">
7788                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7789                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
7790                                    </div>
7791                                                                <sp
7791an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
7792                                                    </div>
7793                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7794                        <span class="date">04/04/2023</span>
7795                    </div>
7796                    <p class="excerpt">
7797                        Responsa in a Moment Vol. 17, No. 3 March 2023 Four Brief Responsa Regarding the Laws of Pesah By Rabbi...                    </p>
7798                </div>
7799            </a>
7800        </div>
7801            
7802        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism jewish-life-thought pesah pluralism-and-politics shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
7803            <a href="https://schechter.edu/israel-needs-to-unify-lessons-for-todays-state-of-israel-from-the-bible-and-rabbis/">
7804                <div class="image-wrapper">
7805                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/The_Phillip_Medhurst_Picture_Torah_379._Moses_commands_the_return_of_the_Red_Sea._Exodus.jpg)"></div>
7806                </div>
7807                <div class="text-wrapper">
7808                    <h4 class="title">
7809                        What can we Learn from the Exodus about Israel’s Current Civil Crisis?                    </h4>
7810                                            <div class="tags">
7811                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7812                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
7813                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
7814                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
7815                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
7816                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7817                                                    </div>
7818                                        <div class="details">
7819                        <div class="author">
7820                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7821                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
7822                                    </div>
7823                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
7824                                                    </div>
7825                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7826                        <span class="date">03/04/2023</span>
7827                    </div>
7828                    <p class="excerpt">
7829                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin mines Biblical history to gather insights about the Jewish People&#8217;s past and today&#8217;s civil strife in...                    </p>
7830                </div>
7831            </a>
7832        </div>
7833            
7834        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
7835            <a href="https://schechter.edu/one-word-just-one-simple-word-brings-us-to-the-divine-parashat-tzav/">
7836                <div class="image-wrapper">
7837                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/זאת.jpg)"></div>
7838                </div>
7839                <div class="text-wrapper">
7840                    <h4 class="title">
7841                        One Word, Just One Simple Word&#8230;Brings Us to the Divine &#8211; Parashat Tzav                    </h4>
7842                                            <div class="tags">
7843                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7844                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
7845                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7846                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
7847                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
7848                                                    </div>
7849                                        <div class="details">
7850                        <div class="author">
7851                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7852                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
7853                                    </div>
7854                                                                <sp
7854an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
7855                                                    </div>
7856                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7857                        <span class="date">30/03/2023</span>
7858                    </div>
7859                    <p class="excerpt">
7860                        Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson discerns that three letters in the Hebrew word “zot” זאת , translated as ‘this’ represent...                    </p>
7861                </div>
7862            </a>
7863        </div>
7864            
7865        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-law-and-its-authority shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
7866            <a href="https://schechter.edu/power-corrupts-political-checks-and-balances-in-parashat-vayikra/">
7867                <div class="image-wrapper">
7868                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/High_Priest_Offering_Incense_on_the_Altar-Northrop-1894.jpg)"></div>
7869                </div>
7870                <div class="text-wrapper">
7871                    <h4 class="title">
7872                        Power Corrupts: Political Checks and Balances in Parashat Vayikra                    </h4>
7873                                            <div class="tags">
7874                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7875                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
7876                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7877                                                    </div>
7878                                        <div class="details">
7879                        <div class="author">
7880                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7881                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
7882                                    </div>
7883                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
7884                                                    </div>
7885                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7886                        <span class="date">19/03/2023</span>
7887                    </div>
7888                    <p class="excerpt">
7889                        Prof. Ari Ackerman uses modern biblical commentators to explicate the Torah&#8217;s innate understanding that power corrupts. Specific sacrificial offerings made...                    </p>
7890                </div>
7891            </a>
7892        </div>
7893            
7894        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shabbat shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
7895            <a href="https://schechter.edu/disrupting-technology-creating-a-local-sanctuary-in-place-parashat-vayekhel-pekudei/">
7896                <div class="image-wrapper">
7897                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Zeltheiligtum_Codex_Amiatinus.jpeg)"></div>
7898                </div>
7899                <div class="text-wrapper">
7900                    <h4 class="title">
7901                        Disrupting Technology: Creating a Local Sanctuary in Place &#8211; Parashat Vayekhel-Pekudei                    </h4>
7902                                            <div class="tags">
7903                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7904                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
7905                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat</div>
7906                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7907                                                    </div>
7908                                        <div class="details">
7909                        <div class="author">
7910                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7911                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
7912                                    </div>
7913                                                                <sp
7913an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
7914                                                    </div>
7915                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7916                        <span class="date">15/03/2023</span>
7917                    </div>
7918                    <p class="excerpt">
7919                        Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch argues that we need to disrupt technology on the Sabbath to create a true and local sanctuary...                    </p>
7920                </div>
7921            </a>
7922        </div>
7923            
7924        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter social-justice  all-authors eitan-cooper">
7925            <a href="https://schechter.edu/fighting-the-human-tendency-for-a-golden-calf-the-jewish-people-find-freedom/">
7926                <div class="image-wrapper">
7927                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Sainte-Chapelle_-_Moses_breaks_the_golden_calf-scaled.jpg)"></div>
7928                </div>
7929                <div class="text-wrapper">
7930                    <h4 class="title">
7931                        Fighting the Human Tendency for a Golden Calf &#8212; The Jewish People Find Freedom                    </h4>
7932                                            <div class="tags">
7933                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
7934                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
7935                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
7936                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7937                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
7938                                                    </div>
7939                                        <div class="details">
7940                        <div class="author">
7941                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7942                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
7943                                    </div>
7944                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
7945                                                    </div>
7946                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7947                        <span class="date">09/03/2023</span>
7948                    </div>
7949                    <p class="excerpt">
7950                        Schechter&#8217;s Eitan Cooper argues that the Jewish People are free only when they choose not have a mediator for reaching...                    </p>
7951                </div>
7952            </a>
7953        </div>
7954            
7955        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature purim shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-noa-yuval-hacham">
7956            <a href="https://schechter.edu/art-reflects-on-human-relationships-the-king-and-his-queen-purim-episode/">
7957                <div class="image-wrapper">
7958                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/נעה-יוכל-חכם-לפורים-תמונה-2.jpeg)"></div>
7959                </div>
7960                <div class="text-wrapper">
7961                    <h4 class="title">
7962                        Art Reflects On Human Relationships: The King and His Queen&#8230;.PURIM Episode                    </h4>
7963                                            <div class="tags">
7964                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
7965                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
7966                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
7967                                                    </div>
7968                                        <div class="details">
7969                        <div class="author">
7970                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
7971                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-8.jpg)"></div>
7972                                    </div>
7973                                                                <sp
7973an class="author-name">Dr. Noa Yuval-Hacham</span>
7974                                                    </div>
7975                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
7976                        <span class="date">06/03/2023</span>
7977                    </div>
7978                    <p class="excerpt">
7979                        On Purim, Dr. Noa Yuval-Hacham, Dean of Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, decodes human relationships via two paintings depicting the meeting...                    </p>
7980                </div>
7981            </a>
7982        </div>
7983            
7984        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-law-and-its-authority pluralism-and-politics responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
7985            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-proposed-judicial-revolution-in-israel-what-can-we-learn-from-our-sources/">
7986                <div class="image-wrapper">
7987                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Responsa-march-23_protest_against_the_legal_reform_tel_aviv_Lizzy-Shaanan-PikiWiki_Israel2-cropped.jpg)"></div>
7988                </div>
7989                <div class="text-wrapper">
7990                    <h4 class="title">
7991                        The Proposed “Judicial Revolution” in Israel: What Can we Learn from our Sources?                    </h4>
7992                                            <div class="tags">
7993                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
7994                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
7995                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
7996                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
7997                                                    </div>
7998                                        <div class="details">
7999                        <div class="author">
8000                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8001                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
8002                                    </div>
8003                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
8004                                                    </div>
8005                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8006                        <span class="date">02/03/2023</span>
8007                    </div>
8008                    <p class="excerpt">
8009                        Responsa in a Moment Volume 17, Number 2 February 2023 The Proposed “Judicial Revolution” in Israel: What Can we Learn...                    </p>
8010                </div>
8011            </a>
8012        </div>
8013            
8014        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter tzedakah  all-authors rabbi-irina-gritsevskaya">
8015            <a href="https://schechter.edu/one-year-after-russian-invasion-of-ukraine-a-rabbis-personal-reflections-on-parashat-truma/">
8016                <div class="image-wrapper">
8017                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/screen-grab3.jpg)"></div>
8018                </div>
8019                <div class="text-wrapper">
8020                    <h4 class="title">
8021                        One Year after Russian Invasion of Ukraine: A Rabbi&#8217;s Personal Reflections on Parashat Truma                    </h4>
8022                                            <div class="tags">
8023                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8024                                                            <div class="tag">Tzedakah</div>
8025                                                    </div>
8026                                        <div class="details">
8027                        <div class="author">
8028                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8029                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-19.jpg)"></div>
8030                                    </div>
8031                                                                <sp
8031an class="author-name">Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya</span>
8032                                                    </div>
8033                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8034                        <span class="date">23/02/2023</span>
8035                    </div>
8036                    <p class="excerpt">
8037                        Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya reflects on how her years of working in Ukraine came to an abrupt change on the morning...                    </p>
8038                </div>
8039            </a>
8040        </div>
8041            
8042        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
8043            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-do-we-want-from-our-relationship-with-god-a-hassidic-answer-in-parashat-mishpatim-reveals-it-all/">
8044                <div class="image-wrapper">
8045                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Meor-Einayim-book-v1.jpg)"></div>
8046                </div>
8047                <div class="text-wrapper">
8048                    <h4 class="title">
8049                        What Do We Want from Our Relationship with God? A Hassidic Answer in Parashat Mishpatim Reveals it All!                    </h4>
8050                                            <div class="tags">
8051                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8052                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
8053                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8054                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
8055                                                    </div>
8056                                        <div class="details">
8057                        <div class="author">
8058                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8059                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
8060                                    </div>
8061                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
8062                                                    </div>
8063                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8064                        <span class="date">16/02/2023</span>
8065                    </div>
8066                    <p class="excerpt">
8067                        For Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigleson, this week&#8217;s Torah Portion &#8211; Mishpatim &#8211; helps us focus and deepen our relationship...                    </p>
8068                </div>
8069            </a>
8070        </div>
8071            
8072        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature jewish-law-and-its-authority shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-ronit-steinberg">
8073            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-are-jews-so-obsessed-with-lists-a-look-at-10-commandments-and-613-mitzvot-parashat-yitro/">
8074                <div class="image-wrapper">
8075                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Dov-Abramson-Ner-Mitzva-1.jpg)"></div>
8076                </div>
8077                <div class="text-wrapper">
8078                    <h4 class="title">
8079                        Why are Jews so Obsessed with Lists? A look at 10 Commandments and 613 Mitzvot &#8211; Parashat Yitro                    </h4>
8080                                            <div class="tags">
8081                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
8082                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
8083                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8084                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
8085                                                    </div>
8086                                        <div class="details">
8087                        <div class="author">
8088                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8089                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Ronit-Steinberg.jpg)"></div>
8090                                    </div>
8091                                                                <sp
8091an class="author-name">Dr. Ronit Steinberg</span>
8092                                                    </div>
8093                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8094                        <span class="date">09/02/2023</span>
8095                    </div>
8096                    <p class="excerpt">
8097                        Confronting the Jewish penchant for creating lists&#8230;.Dr. Ronit Steinberg starts with this week&#8217;s Torah portion, Yitro, and its list of...                    </p>
8098                </div>
8099            </a>
8100        </div>
8101            
8102        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
8103            <a href="https://schechter.edu/tu-bshevat-learn-more-about-sustainability-in-judaism/">
8104                <div class="image-wrapper">
8105                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Nimrod-fortress-and-treescropped2.jpg)"></div>
8106                </div>
8107                <div class="text-wrapper">
8108                    <h4 class="title">
8109                        Tu B&#8217;Shevat: Learn More about Sustainability in Judaism                    </h4>
8110                                            <div class="tags">
8111                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8112                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
8113                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
8114                                                    </div>
8115                                        <div class="details">
8116                        <div class="author">
8117                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8118                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
8119                                    </div>
8120                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
8121                                                    </div>
8122                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8123                        <span class="date">05/02/2023</span>
8124                    </div>
8125                    <p class="excerpt">
8126                        Eitan Cooper describes the transformation of Ancient Israel&#8217;s New Year for the Trees, Tu b&#8217;Shevat, into the modern Jewish holiday...                    </p>
8127                </div>
8128            </a>
8129        </div>
8130            
8131        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
8132            <a href="https://schechter.edu/should-the-cantor-pray-slowly-including-many-melodies-to-help-the-congregation-achieve-kavanah-or-shorten-the-service-to-avoid-tirha-dtzibbura-imposing-on-the-congregation/">
8133                <div class="image-wrapper">
8134                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/JTS-students-bet-midrash-1995.jpg)"></div>
8135                </div>
8136                <div class="text-wrapper">
8137                    <h4 class="title">
8138                        Should the cantor pray slowly, including many melodies to help the congregation achieve Kavanah or shorten the service to avoid tirha d’tzibbura (imposing on the congregation)?                    </h4>
8139                                            <div class="tags">
8140                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
8141                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
8142                                                    </div>
8143                                        <div class="details">
8144                        <div class="author">
8145                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8146                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
8147                                    </div>
8148                                                                <sp
8148an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
8149                                                    </div>
8150                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8151                        <span class="date">25/01/2023</span>
8152                    </div>
8153                    <p class="excerpt">
8154                        What is the origin and history of the Bat Mitzvah ceremony?                    </p>
8155                </div>
8156            </a>
8157        </div>
8158            
8159        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-arie-hasit">
8160            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-does-pesach-really-mean-is-our-holiday-name-in-english-based-on-an-incorrect-translation-parashat-bo/">
8161                <div class="image-wrapper">
8162                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/desktop-wallpaper-passover.jpg)"></div>
8163                </div>
8164                <div class="text-wrapper">
8165                    <h4 class="title">
8166                        What Does Pesach really mean? Is our holiday name in English based on an incorrect translation? Parashat Bo                    </h4>
8167                                            <div class="tags">
8168                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8169                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
8170                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8171                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
8172                                                    </div>
8173                                        <div class="details">
8174                        <div class="author">
8175                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8176                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hasit-HeadShot.jpg)"></div>
8177                                    </div>
8178                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Arie Hasit</span>
8179                                                    </div>
8180                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8181                        <span class="date">22/01/2023</span>
8182                    </div>
8183                    <p class="excerpt">
8184                        Rabbi Arie Hasit expounds on a different meaning of the word &#8216;Pesach&#8217; in this week&#8217;s Parashat Bo and how this...                    </p>
8185                </div>
8186            </a>
8187        </div>
8188            
8189        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter social-justice  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
8190            <a href="https://schechter.edu/keep-israels-judiciary-fair-and-independent-lessons-from-this-weeks-torah-portion-vaera/">
8191                <div class="image-wrapper">
8192                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Israel_Supreme_Court-by-triggerhippie4-scaled.jpg)"></div>
8193                </div>
8194                <div class="text-wrapper">
8195                    <h4 class="title">
8196                        Keep Israel&#8217;s Judiciary Fair and Independent: Lessons from this Week&#8217;s Torah Portion: Va&#8217;era                    </h4>
8197                                            <div class="tags">
8198                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
8199                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
8200                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
8201                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8202                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
8203                                                    </div>
8204                                        <div class="details">
8205                        <div class="author">
8206                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8207                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
8208                                    </div>
8209                                                                <sp
8209an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
8210                                                    </div>
8211                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8212                        <span class="date">15/01/2023</span>
8213                    </div>
8214                    <p class="excerpt">
8215                        Rabbi Prof. David Frankel cogently links Exodus and judicial fairness together as paramount to the Jewish religion. Using prooftexts from...                    </p>
8216                </div>
8217            </a>
8218        </div>
8219            
8220        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute shavua-tov-schechter social-justice theology  all-authors dr-dror-bondi">
8221            <a href="https://schechter.edu/commemorating-the-50th-yahrzeit-of-rabbi-abraham-joshua-heschel-parashat-shemot/">
8222                <div class="image-wrapper">
8223                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Heschel.jpg)"></div>
8224                </div>
8225                <div class="text-wrapper">
8226                    <h4 class="title">
8227                        Commemorating the 50th Yahrzeit of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel &#8211; Parashat Shemot                    </h4>
8228                                            <div class="tags">
8229                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
8230                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8231                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
8232                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
8233                                                    </div>
8234                                        <div class="details">
8235                        <div class="author">
8236                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8237                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Dr.-Dror-Bondi-official-scaled.jpg)"></div>
8238                                    </div>
8239                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Dror Bondi</span>
8240                                                    </div>
8241                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8242                        <span class="date">05/01/2023</span>
8243                    </div>
8244                    <p class="excerpt">
8245                        Dr. Dror Bondi remembers &#8211; and asks us to step up to &#8211; the social activism and prophecies of Rabbi...                    </p>
8246                </div>
8247            </a>
8248        </div>
8249            
8250        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education pluralism-and-politics social-justice synagogue-life  all-authors dr-dror-bondi">
8251            <a href="https://schechter.edu/talis-halleli-jewish-peoplehood-and-literacy-program-experiences-jewish-pluralism-in-new-york/">
8252                <div class="image-wrapper">
8253                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Halleli-Top-picture.jpeg)"></div>
8254                </div>
8255                <div class="text-wrapper">
8256                    <h4 class="title">
8257                        TALI&#8217;s Halleli Jewish Peoplehood and Literacy Program Experiences Jewish Pluralism in New York                    </h4>
8258                                            <div class="tags">
8259                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
8260                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
8261                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
8262                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
8263                                                    </div>
8264                                        <div class="details">
8265                        <div class="author">
8266                                                                                                                                                </div>
8267                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8268                        <span class="date">05/01/2023</span>
8269                    </div>
8270                    <p class="excerpt">
8271                        TALI’S HALLELI JEWISH PEOPLEHOOD PROGRAM VISITS NEW YORK TO STRENGTHEN JEWISH PLURALISM AND CONNECTIONS The capstone event of TALI’s two...                    </p>
8272                </div>
8273            </a>
8274        </div>
8275            
8276        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible death ethical-issues illness-burial-and-mourning shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-miriam-berkowitz">
8277            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-one-should-create-a-will-today-rabbi-miriam-berkowitz-on-parashat-vayechi/">
8278                <div class="image-wrapper">
8279                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Meridor-wrestling.jpg)"></div>
8280                </div>
8281                <div class="text-wrapper">
8282                    <h4 class="title">
8283                        Why One Should Create a Will TODAY: Rabbi Miriam Berkowitz on Parashat Va&#8217;yechi                    </h4>
8284                                            <div class="tags">
8285                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8286                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
8287                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
8288                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
8289                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8290                                                    </div>
8291                                        <div class="details">
8292                        <div class="author">
8293                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8294                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Miriam-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
8295                                    </div>
8296                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Rabbi Miriam Berkowitz</span>
8297                                                    </div>
8298                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8299                        <span class="date">01/01/2023</span>
8300                    </div>
8301                    <p class="excerpt">
8302                        Rabbi Miriam Berkowitz through the use of our ancestors&#8217; acts in this week&#8217;s Torah portion, Va&#8217;yechi, argues not to delay creating...                    </p>
8303                </div>
8304            </a>
8305        </div>
8306            
8307        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
8308            <a href="https://schechter.edu/soccers-2022-world-cup-and-its-relationship-to-joseph-meeting-his-brothers-parashat-vayigash/">
8309                <div class="image-wrapper">
8310                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/trophy.jpg)"></div>
8311                </div>
8312                <div class="text-wrapper">
8313                    <h4 class="title">
8314                        Soccer&#8217;s 2022 World Cup and its Relationship to Joseph Meeting His Brothers&#8230;.Parashat Vayigash                    </h4>
8315                                            <div class="tags">
8316                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8317                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
8318                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8319                                                    </div>
8320                                        <div class="details">
8321                        <div class="author">
8322                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8323                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
8324                                    </div>
8325                                                                <sp
8325an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
8326                                                    </div>
8327                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8328                        <span class="date">25/12/2022</span>
8329                    </div>
8330                    <p class="excerpt">
8331                        Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson takes the Joseph story into wholly different directions as she speaks, softly, about tears of...                    </p>
8332                </div>
8333            </a>
8334        </div>
8335            
8336        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
8337            <a href="https://schechter.edu/in-memory-of-prof-eliezer-schweid-zl-among-the-founders-of-the-schechter-institutes-one-year-after-his-passing/">
8338                <div class="image-wrapper">
8339                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/פרופ-אליעזר-שווייד-זל.jpeg1_.jpg)"></div>
8340                </div>
8341                <div class="text-wrapper">
8342                    <h4 class="title">
8343                        In Memory of Prof. Eliezer Schweid z&#8217;l, Among the Founders of the Schechter Institutes, One Year After his Passing                    </h4>
8344                                            <div class="tags">
8345                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
8346                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8347                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
8348                                                    </div>
8349                                        <div class="details">
8350                        <div class="author">
8351                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8352                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
8353                                    </div>
8354                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
8355                                                    </div>
8356                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8357                        <span class="date">19/12/2022</span>
8358                    </div>
8359                    <p class="excerpt">
8360                        IN MEMORY OF PROF. ELIEZER SCHWEID: A FOUNDER OF THE SCHECHTER INSTITUTE OF JEWISH STUDIES Generally, Shavua Tov @ Schechter...                    </p>
8361                </div>
8362            </a>
8363        </div>
8364            
8365        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors dr-ronit-steinberg">
8366            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-modern-religious-artists-midrash-on-the-tamar-yehuda-story-parashat-vayeshev/">
8367                <div class="image-wrapper">
8368                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Ronit-Steinberg-Dec-2022-image.jpg)"></div>
8369                </div>
8370                <div class="text-wrapper">
8371                    <h4 class="title">
8372                        A Modern Religious Artist&#8217;s Midrash on the Tamar-Yehuda Story&#8230;Parashat Va&#8217;yeshev                    </h4>
8373                                            <div class="tags">
8374                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
8375                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8376                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8377                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
8378                                                    </div>
8379                                        <div class="details">
8380                        <div class="author">
8381                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8382                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Ronit-Steinberg.jpg)"></div>
8383                                    </div>
8384                                                                <sp
8384an class="author-name">Dr. Ronit Steinberg</span>
8385                                                    </div>
8386                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8387                        <span class="date">12/12/2022</span>
8388                    </div>
8389                    <p class="excerpt">
8390                        A modern midrash on the Tamar &#8211; Yehuda prostitution story is offered by artist Chani Cohen-Zada in her sparse, emotional...                    </p>
8391                </div>
8392            </a>
8393        </div>
8394            
8395        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible conversion-and-circumcision ethical-issues jewish-life-thought non-jews rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
8396            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-rabbis-accept-those-who-want-to-convert-to-judaism-or-the-jewish-people-will-deal-with-terrible-results-parashat-vayishlach/">
8397                <div class="image-wrapper">
8398                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/star-of-david.jpg)"></div>
8399                </div>
8400                <div class="text-wrapper">
8401                    <h4 class="title">
8402                        The Rabbis: Accept Those Who Want to Convert to Judaism&#8230;Or The Jewish People Will Deal with Terrible Results! Parashat Va&#8217;Yishlach                    </h4>
8403                                            <div class="tags">
8404                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8405                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
8406                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
8407                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
8408                                                            <div class="tag">Non-Jews</div>
8409                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
8410                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8411                                                    </div>
8412                                        <div class="details">
8413                        <div class="author">
8414                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8415                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
8416                                    </div>
8417                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
8418                                                    </div>
8419                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8420                        <span class="date">04/12/2022</span>
8421                    </div>
8422                    <p class="excerpt">
8423                        Rabbi Prof. David Frankel explores rabbinical imagination to wonder what would have happened if Abraham, Isaac, or Jacob had accepted...                    </p>
8424                </div>
8425            </a>
8426        </div>
8427            
8428        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-noa-yuval-hacham">
8429            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jacobs-special-status-and-the-angels-an-artistic-interpretation-parashat-vayetze/">
8430                <div class="image-wrapper">
8431                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Haggadot-Together.jpg)"></div>
8432                </div>
8433                <div class="text-wrapper">
8434                    <h4 class="title">
8435                        Jacob&#8217;s Special Status and the Angels&#8230;.An Artistic Interpretation &#8211; Parashat Va&#8217;Yetze                    </h4>
8436                                            <div class="tags">
8437                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
8438                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8439                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
8440                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8441                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
8442                                                    </div>
8443                                        <div class="details">
8444                        <div class="author">
8445                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8446                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-8.jpg)"></div>
8447                                    </div>
8448                                                                <sp
8448an class="author-name">Dr. Noa Yuval-Hacham</span>
8449                                                    </div>
8450                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8451                        <span class="date">28/11/2022</span>
8452                    </div>
8453                    <p class="excerpt">
8454                        Dr. Noa Yuval-Hacham takes us into Parashat Va&#8217;Yetze and the various textual and artistic interpretations of Jacob&#8217;s ladder, Jacob&#8217;s dream,...                    </p>
8455                </div>
8456            </a>
8457        </div>
8458            
8459        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-education shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
8460            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-is-a-proper-education-the-story-of-jacob-esau-parashat-toldot/">
8461                <div class="image-wrapper">
8462                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Jacob-meeting-Esau-Credit-at-galleries-in-Scotland-sir-peter-paul-Rubens-2.jpg)"></div>
8463                </div>
8464                <div class="text-wrapper">
8465                    <h4 class="title">
8466                        What is A Proper Education? The Story of Jacob &#038; Esau&#8230;Parashat Toldot                    </h4>
8467                                            <div class="tags">
8468                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8469                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
8470                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8471                                                    </div>
8472                                        <div class="details">
8473                        <div class="author">
8474                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8475                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
8476                                    </div>
8477                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
8478                                                    </div>
8479                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8480                        <span class="date">20/11/2022</span>
8481                    </div>
8482                    <p class="excerpt">
8483                        Shalom. In this week’s Parashah of Toldot, we read the dramatic story of the birth of Ya’akov and Eisav (Jacob...                    </p>
8484                </div>
8485            </a>
8486        </div>
8487            
8488        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
8489            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-chayei-sarah-an-arresting-image-of-rebekah-and-isaacs-initial-meeting/">
8490                <div class="image-wrapper">
8491                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Shula-painting-Hayei-Sarah1.jpg)"></div>
8492                </div>
8493                <div class="text-wrapper">
8494                    <h4 class="title">
8495                        Parashat Chayei Sarah: An Arresting Image of Rebekah and Isaac&#8217;s Initial Meeting                    </h4>
8496                                            <div class="tags">
8497                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
8498                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8499                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8500                                                    </div>
8501                                        <div class="details">
8502                        <div class="author">
8503                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8504                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
8505                                    </div>
8506                                                                <sp
8506an class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
8507                                                    </div>
8508                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8509                        <span class="date">13/11/2022</span>
8510                    </div>
8511                    <p class="excerpt">
8512                        Dr. Shulamit Laderman utilizes the mesmerizing images and midrash of Avner Moriah&#8217;s Chayei Sarah-1 painting to describe the details and...                    </p>
8513                </div>
8514            </a>
8515        </div>
8516            
8517        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors rabbi-irina-gritsevskaya">
8518            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vayera-stories-surrounding-lots-wife-her-acts-and-her-name/">
8519                <div class="image-wrapper">
8520                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/MountSodom061607-scaled.jpg)"></div>
8521                </div>
8522                <div class="text-wrapper">
8523                    <h4 class="title">
8524                        Parashat Va&#8217;Yera&#8230;..Stories Surrounding Lot&#8217;s Wife: Her Acts and Her Name                    </h4>
8525                                            <div class="tags">
8526                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8527                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
8528                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8529                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
8530                                                    </div>
8531                                        <div class="details">
8532                        <div class="author">
8533                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8534                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-19.jpg)"></div>
8535                                    </div>
8536                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya</span>
8537                                                    </div>
8538                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8539                        <span class="date">06/11/2022</span>
8540                    </div>
8541                    <p class="excerpt">
8542                        Rabbi Irena Gritsevskaya takes us behind the scenes as she searches for the &#8216;real&#8217; Lot&#8217;s Wife. Using Torah commentary and...                    </p>
8543                </div>
8544            </a>
8545        </div>
8546            
8547        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
8548            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-lech-lecha-the-paradox-of-free-choice-and-the-unknown/">
8549                <div class="image-wrapper">
8550                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Lot-and-Abraham-Lech-Lecha-2-Eitan.jpg)"></div>
8551                </div>
8552                <div class="text-wrapper">
8553                    <h4 class="title">
8554                        Parashat Lech Lecha: The Paradox of Free Choice and the Unknown&#8230;                    </h4>
8555                                            <div class="tags">
8556                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8557                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
8558                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8559                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
8560                                                    </div>
8561                                        <div class="details">
8562                        <div class="author">
8563                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8564                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
8565                                    </div>
8566                                                                <sp
8566an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
8567                                                    </div>
8568                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8569                        <span class="date">31/10/2022</span>
8570                    </div>
8571                    <p class="excerpt">
8572                        The four words attributed to Rabbi Akiva in Pirkei Avot (Ethics of Our Fathers): הכול צפוי והרשות נתונה (all is...                    </p>
8573                </div>
8574            </a>
8575        </div>
8576            
8577        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism non-jews pluralism-and-politics  all-authors eitan-cooper">
8578            <a href="https://schechter.edu/talis-dialogue-identity-program-successfully-brings-together-israeli-arab-and-jewish-schoolchildren/">
8579                <div class="image-wrapper">
8580                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/SongFestBIG-PICTURE-1.jpg)"></div>
8581                </div>
8582                <div class="text-wrapper">
8583                    <h4 class="title">
8584                        TALI&#8217;s Dialogue &#038; Identity Program Successfully Brings Together Israeli Arab and Jewish Schoolchildren                    </h4>
8585                                            <div class="tags">
8586                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
8587                                                            <div class="tag">Non-Jews</div>
8588                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
8589                                                    </div>
8590                                        <div class="details">
8591                        <div class="author">
8592                                                                                                                                                </div>
8593                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8594                        <span class="date">25/10/2022</span>
8595                    </div>
8596                    <p class="excerpt">
8597                        صباح الخير סבאח אל שיר Morning Song On a bright morning, the voices of 1,200 Arab and Jewish children rose...                    </p>
8598                </div>
8599            </a>
8600        </div>
8601            
8602        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
8603            <a href="https://schechter.edu/prof-moshe-benovitz-compels-us-to-question-good-and-evil-inclinations-in-parashat-noach/">
8604                <div class="image-wrapper">
8605                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Maimonides-pic1.jpg)"></div>
8606                </div>
8607                <div class="text-wrapper">
8608                    <h4 class="title">
8609                        Prof. Moshe Benovitz Compels us to Question Good and Evil Inclinations in Parashat Noach                    </h4>
8610                                            <div class="tags">
8611                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8612                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
8613                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
8614                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
8615                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8616                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
8617                                                    </div>
8618                                        <div class="details">
8619                        <div class="author">
8620                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8621                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
8622                                    </div>
8623                                                                <sp
8623an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
8624                                                    </div>
8625                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8626                        <span class="date">24/10/2022</span>
8627                    </div>
8628                    <p class="excerpt">
8629                        Prof. Moshe Benovitz digs into Parashat Noach and its commentaries to explicate the rabbinic notion of two inclinations – good...                    </p>
8630                </div>
8631            </a>
8632        </div>
8633            
8634        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought religion-science shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
8635            <a href="https://schechter.edu/prof-ari-ackerman-new-president-of-schechter-institute-for-jewish-studies-explores-creation/">
8636                <div class="image-wrapper">
8637                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Halakhic-Man-book-cover.jpg)"></div>
8638                </div>
8639                <div class="text-wrapper">
8640                    <h4 class="title">
8641                        Prof. Ari Ackerman, New President of Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, Explores Creation                    </h4>
8642                                            <div class="tags">
8643                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8644                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
8645                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
8646                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8647                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
8648                                                    </div>
8649                                        <div class="details">
8650                        <div class="author">
8651                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8652                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
8653                                    </div>
8654                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
8655                                                    </div>
8656                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8657                        <span class="date">18/10/2022</span>
8658                    </div>
8659                    <p class="excerpt">
8660                        Rabbi Soloveitchik and Creativity As is well known, the Torah opens with an account of the creation of the world....                    </p>
8661                </div>
8662            </a>
8663        </div>
8664            
8665        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible high-holidays jewish-life-thought rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
8666            <a href="https://schechter.edu/four-immortal-lessons-from-the-high-holy-days/">
8667                <div class="image-wrapper">
8668                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Beit-Alpha-mosaic-detail-II-new-height.jpg)"></div>
8669                </div>
8670                <div class="text-wrapper">
8671                    <h4 class="title">
8672                        Four Immortal Lessons from the High Holy Days                    </h4>
8673                                            <div class="tags">
8674                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8675                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
8676                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
8677                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
8678                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8679                                                    </div>
8680                                        <div class="details">
8681                        <div class="author">
8682                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8683                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
8684                                    </div>
8685                                                                <sp
8685an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
8686                                                    </div>
8687                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8688                        <span class="date">19/09/2022</span>
8689                    </div>
8690                    <p class="excerpt">
8691                        Immortal stories fill our heads and souls on Rosh Hashanah. Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin encourages us to read these stories...                    </p>
8692                </div>
8693            </a>
8694        </div>
8695            
8696        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shabbat shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors chaya-rowen-baker">
8697            <a href="https://schechter.edu/responding-to-a-difficult-text-parashat-ki-tavo/">
8698                <div class="image-wrapper">
8699                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Ki-Tavo-again-scaled.jpg)"></div>
8700                </div>
8701                <div class="text-wrapper">
8702                    <h4 class="title">
8703                        Responding to a Difficult Text &#8211; Parashat Ki Tavo                    </h4>
8704                                            <div class="tags">
8705                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8706                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
8707                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat</div>
8708                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8709                                                    </div>
8710                                        <div class="details">
8711                        <div class="author">
8712                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8713                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Chaya-Rowen-Baker-4cropped.png.jpeg)"></div>
8714                                    </div>
8715                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker</span>
8716                                                    </div>
8717                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8718                        <span class="date">11/09/2022</span>
8719                    </div>
8720                    <p class="excerpt">
8721                        Parashat Ki Tavo challenges us to engage with the threats and rebukes of God. Rabbi Chaya Rowen-Baker offers us a...                    </p>
8722                </div>
8723            </a>
8724        </div>
8725            
8726        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
8727            <a href="https://schechter.edu/you-shall-live-long-days-how-so/">
8728                <div class="image-wrapper">
8729                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/shutterstock_789687649.jpg)"></div>
8730                </div>
8731                <div class="text-wrapper">
8732                    <h4 class="title">
8733                        ”You shall live long days” – How so?                    </h4>
8734                                            <div class="tags">
8735                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8736                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8737                                                    </div>
8738                                        <div class="details">
8739                        <div class="author">
8740                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8741                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
8742                                    </div>
8743                                                                <sp
8743an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
8744                                                    </div>
8745                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8746                        <span class="date">04/09/2022</span>
8747                    </div>
8748                    <p class="excerpt">
8749                        Right before we begin the High Holiday season, a time which we pray for life, Rabbi Professor David Golinkin, President...                    </p>
8750                </div>
8751            </a>
8752        </div>
8753            
8754        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
8755            <a href="https://schechter.edu/bribery-in-parshat-shoftim-and-today/">
8756                <div class="image-wrapper">
8757                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/good1-עותק-scaled.jpg)"></div>
8758                </div>
8759                <div class="text-wrapper">
8760                    <h4 class="title">
8761                        Bribery in Parshat Shoftim and Today                    </h4>
8762                                            <div class="tags">
8763                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
8764                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8765                                                    </div>
8766                                        <div class="details">
8767                        <div class="author">
8768                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8769                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
8770                                    </div>
8771                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
8772                                                    </div>
8773                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8774                        <span class="date">29/08/2022</span>
8775                    </div>
8776                    <p class="excerpt">
8777                        To start off the month of Elul, Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutch, Dean of the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary, gives us a tip...                    </p>
8778                </div>
8779            </a>
8780        </div>
8781            
8782        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
8783            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-can-i-learn-about-myself-from-you/">
8784                <div class="image-wrapper">
8785                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Rabbi_Mimi_Feigelson_WSP_9555-Copy.jpg)"></div>
8786                </div>
8787                <div class="text-wrapper">
8788                    <h4 class="title">
8789                        What can I learn about myself from you?                    </h4>
8790                                            <div class="tags">
8791                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8792                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8793                                                    </div>
8794                                        <div class="details">
8795                        <div class="author">
8796                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8797                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
8798                                    </div>
8799                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
8800                                                    </div>
8801                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8802                        <span class="date">23/08/2022</span>
8803                    </div>
8804                    <p class="excerpt">
8805                        Sometimes, we see an attribute in a family member or friend that might bother us. Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson,...                    </p>
8806                </div>
8807            </a>
8808        </div>
8809            
8810        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute israel-and-zionism places-sites  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
8811            <a href="https://schechter.edu/bags-of-earth-from-eretz-israel-at-herzls-second-funeral/">
8812                <div class="image-wrapper">
8813                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/330px-Theodor_Herzl.jpg)"></div>
8814                </div>
8815                <div class="text-wrapper">
8816                    <h4 class="title">
8817                        Bags of earth from Eretz Israel at Herzl&#8217;s second funeral                    </h4>
8818                                            <div class="tags">
8819                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
8820                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
8821                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
8822                                                    </div>
8823                                        <div class="details">
8824                        <div class="author">
8825                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8826                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
8827                                    </div>
8828                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
8829                                                    </div>
8830                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8831                        <span class="date">17/08/2022</span>
8832                    </div>
8833                    <p class="excerpt">
8834                        Professor Doron Bar, President of the Schechter Institutes of Jewish Studies, shares with us an excerpt of his research published...                    </p>
8835                </div>
8836            </a>
8837        </div>
8838            
8839        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history holidays-and-hebrew-calendar tisha-bav women-gender  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
8840            <a href="https://schechter.edu/insights-into-tu-bav/">
8841                <div class="image-wrapper">
8842                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Tu-BAv.jpg)"></div>
8843                </div>
8844                <div class="text-wrapper">
8845                    <h4 class="title">
8846                        Insights into Tu B&#8217;Av                    </h4>
8847                                            <div class="tags">
8848                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
8849                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
8850                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
8851                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
8852                                                    </div>
8853                                        <div class="details">
8854                        <div class="author">
8855                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8856                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
8857                                    </div>
8858                                                                <sp
8858an class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
8859                                                    </div>
8860                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8861                        <span class="date">12/08/2022</span>
8862                    </div>
8863                    <p class="excerpt">
8864                        In recent years, Tu B’av has become the &#8216;holiday of love&#8217;, a sort of Jewish version of &#8216;Valentine&#8217;s Day&#8217;. Why?...                    </p>
8865                </div>
8866            </a>
8867        </div>
8868            
8869        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
8870            <a href="https://schechter.edu/canaan-and-egypt-an-agricultural-contrast/">
8871                <div class="image-wrapper">
8872                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Shula-art.jpg)"></div>
8873                </div>
8874                <div class="text-wrapper">
8875                    <h4 class="title">
8876                        Canaan and Egypt: An Agricultural Contrast                    </h4>
8877                                            <div class="tags">
8878                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8879                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8880                                                    </div>
8881                                        <div class="details">
8882                        <div class="author">
8883                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8884                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
8885                                    </div>
8886                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
8887                                                    </div>
8888                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8889                        <span class="date">12/08/2022</span>
8890                    </div>
8891                    <p class="excerpt">
8892                        How can we discuss the promised land and the land of our slavery in the same sentence? Dr. Shula Laderman, lecturer...                    </p>
8893                </div>
8894            </a>
8895        </div>
8896            
8897        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days shavua-tov-schechter tisha-bav  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
8898            <a href="https://schechter.edu/tisha-bav-stones-of-destruction-at-the-western-wall-excavation/">
8899                <div class="image-wrapper">
8900                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/אבנים-עדות.jpg)"></div>
8901                </div>
8902                <div class="text-wrapper">
8903                    <h4 class="title">
8904                        Tisha B&#8217;Av: Stones of Destruction at the Western Wall Excavation                    </h4>
8905                                            <div class="tags">
8906                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
8907                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8908                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
8909                                                    </div>
8910                                        <div class="details">
8911                        <div class="author">
8912                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8913                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
8914                                    </div>
8915                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
8916                                                    </div>
8917                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8918                        <span class="date">04/08/2022</span>
8919                    </div>
8920                    <p class="excerpt">
8921                        Professor Doron Bar, president of the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, takes us on a trip in time within the Old...                    </p>
8922                </div>
8923            </a>
8924        </div>
8925            
8926        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar tisha-bav  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
8927            <a href="https://schechter.edu/nahem-on-tisha-bav-is-it-permissible-to-change-the-wording/">
8928                <div class="image-wrapper">
8929                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/WhatsApp-Image-2022-08-04-at-1.22.31-PM.jpeg)"></div>
8930                </div>
8931                <div class="text-wrapper">
8932                    <h4 class="title">
8933                        Nahem on Tisha B’av: Is it permissible to change the wording?                    </h4>
8934                                            <div class="tags">
8935                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
8936                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
8937                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
8938                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
8939                                                    </div>
8940                                        <div class="details">
8941                        <div class="author">
8942                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8943                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
8944                                    </div>
8945                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
8946                                                    </div>
8947                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8948                        <span class="date">04/08/2022</span>
8949                    </div>
8950                    <p class="excerpt">
8951                        What is the origin and history of the Bat Mitzvah ceremony?                    </p>
8952                </div>
8953            </a>
8954        </div>
8955            
8956        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
8957            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-happens-when-good-people-do-nothing/">
8958                <div class="image-wrapper">
8959                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/WhatsApp-Image-2022-03-03-at-18.08.47-Copy-2.jpeg)"></div>
8960                </div>
8961                <div class="text-wrapper">
8962                    <h4 class="title">
8963                        What happens when good people do nothing?                    </h4>
8964                                            <div class="tags">
8965                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8966                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
8967                                                    </div>
8968                                        <div class="details">
8969                        <div class="author">
8970                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8971                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
8972                                    </div>
8973                                                                <sp
8973an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
8974                                                    </div>
8975                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
8976                        <span class="date">25/07/2022</span>
8977                    </div>
8978                    <p class="excerpt">
8979                        What happens when good people are bystanders? This week Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin, President of The Schechter Institutes, Inc., draws a parallel between...                    </p>
8980                </div>
8981            </a>
8982        </div>
8983            
8984        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible fast-days  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
8985            <a href="https://schechter.edu/does-separation-of-time-make-the-heart-grow-more-logically/">
8986                <div class="image-wrapper">
8987                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/17th-of-Tammuz.jpg)"></div>
8988                </div>
8989                <div class="text-wrapper">
8990                    <h4 class="title">
8991                        Does time make the heart grow fonder?                    </h4>
8992                                            <div class="tags">
8993                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
8994                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
8995                                                    </div>
8996                                        <div class="details">
8997                        <div class="author">
8998                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
8999                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
9000                                    </div>
9001                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
9002                                                    </div>
9003                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9004                        <span class="date">10/07/2022</span>
9005                    </div>
9006                    <p class="excerpt">
9007                        With the destruction of the temple taking place so long ago, how are we expected to feel so much grief...                    </p>
9008                </div>
9009            </a>
9010        </div>
9011            
9012        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
9013            <a href="https://schechter.edu/golinkin-pinchas/">
9014                <div class="image-wrapper">
9015                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/shutterstock_1361441624.jpg)"></div>
9016                </div>
9017                <div class="text-wrapper">
9018                    <h4 class="title">
9019                        What are the essential attributes of a leader?                    </h4>
9020                                            <div class="tags">
9021                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9022                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9023                                                    </div>
9024                                        <div class="details">
9025                        <div class="author">
9026                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9027                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
9028                                    </div>
9029                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
9030                                                    </div>
9031                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9032                        <span class="date">06/07/2022</span>
9033                    </div>
9034                    <p class="excerpt">
9035                        What defines a good leader? This week Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin, President of The Schechter Institutes, Inc., teaches us the...                    </p>
9036                </div>
9037            </a>
9038        </div>
9039            
9040        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-yossi-turner">
9041            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-jewish-people-unique-and-different-or-part-of-a-greater-whole/">
9042                <div class="image-wrapper">
9043                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Yossi-T-1.jpg)"></div>
9044                </div>
9045                <div class="text-wrapper">
9046                    <h4 class="title">
9047                        The Jewish People: Unique and different or part of a Greater Whole?                    </h4>
9048                                            <div class="tags">
9049                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9050                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9051                                                    </div>
9052                                        <div class="details">
9053                        <div class="author">
9054                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9055                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-9.jpg)"></div>
9056                                    </div>
9057                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Yossi Turner</span>
9058                                                    </div>
9059                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9060                        <span class="date">06/07/2022</span>
9061                    </div>
9062                    <p class="excerpt">
9063                        This week in Parashat Balak, Yossi Turner, professor of Jewish thought at the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, discusses what...                    </p>
9064                </div>
9065            </a>
9066        </div>
9067            
9068        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
9069            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-golden-calf-and-the-red-heifer-a-bovine-coincidence/">
9070                <div class="image-wrapper">
9071                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Hukkat-Edit.png)"></div>
9072                </div>
9073                <div class="text-wrapper">
9074                    <h4 class="title">
9075                        The Golden Calf and the Red Heifer: A Bovine Coincidence?                    </h4>
9076                                            <div class="tags">
9077                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9078                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9079                                                    </div>
9080                                        <div class="details">
9081                        <div class="author">
9082                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9083                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
9084                                    </div>
9085                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
9086                                                    </div>
9087                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9088                        <span class="date">03/07/2022</span>
9089                    </div>
9090                    <p class="excerpt">
9091                        This week in Parashat Hukkat, we read about the commandment of the Red Heifer. Dr. Shula Laderman, lecturer of Judaism...                    </p>
9092                </div>
9093            </a>
9094        </div>
9095            
9096        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education jewish-life-thought  all-authors dr-peri-sinclair">
9097            <a href="https://schechter.edu/not-july-august-av-elul/">
9098                <div class="image-wrapper">
9099                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/shutterstock_583046317-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9100                </div>
9101                <div class="text-wrapper">
9102                    <h4 class="title">
9103                        Not July-August &#8211; Av-Elul                    </h4>
9104                                            <div class="tags">
9105                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
9106                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
9107                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
9108                                                    </div>
9109                                        <div class="details">
9110                        <div class="author">
9111                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9112                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/peri-sinclair-e1592459480437.jpg)"></div>
9113                                    </div>
9114                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Peri Sinclair</span>
9115                                                    </div>
9116                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9117                        <span class="date">30/06/2022</span>
9118                    </div>
9119                    <p class="excerpt">
9120                        This past month, Israeli Minster of Education Yifat Shasha-Biton, attempted to shift the Israeli summer vacation from July-August to follow the Hebrew...                    </p>
9121                </div>
9122            </a>
9123        </div>
9124            
9125        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
9126            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-punishment-reminiscent-of-creation/">
9127                <div class="image-wrapper">
9128                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/shutterstock_1794902671-scaled-e1655901760339.jpg)"></div>
9129                </div>
9130                <div class="text-wrapper">
9131                    <h4 class="title">
9132                        A punishment reminiscent of creation                    </h4>
9133                                            <div class="tags">
9134                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9135                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9136                                                    </div>
9137                                        <div class="details">
9138                        <div class="author">
9139                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9140                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
9141                                    </div>
9142                                                                <sp
9142an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
9143                                                    </div>
9144                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9145                        <span class="date">22/06/2022</span>
9146                    </div>
9147                    <p class="excerpt">
9148                        This week Moshe Benovitz, Professor of Talmud, Jewish Law at the Schechter Institutes of Jewish Studies​, discusses Parashat Korach. Prof....                    </p>
9149                </div>
9150            </a>
9151        </div>
9152            
9153        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
9154            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-never-ending-journey-to-holiness/">
9155                <div class="image-wrapper">
9156                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/shutterstock_1976615705-1-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9157                </div>
9158                <div class="text-wrapper">
9159                    <h4 class="title">
9160                        The never-ending journey to holiness                    </h4>
9161                                            <div class="tags">
9162                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9163                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9164                                                    </div>
9165                                        <div class="details">
9166                        <div class="author">
9167                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9168                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
9169                                    </div>
9170                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
9171                                                    </div>
9172                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9173                        <span class="date">19/06/2022</span>
9174                    </div>
9175                    <p class="excerpt">
9176                        This week, Rabbi Professor David Frankel, Associate Professor of Bible at The Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, shares insight on Parashat Shelach and next...                    </p>
9177                </div>
9178            </a>
9179        </div>
9180            
9181        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
9182            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-two-sided-coin-called-judaism/">
9183                <div class="image-wrapper">
9184                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/shutterstock_135686102-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9185                </div>
9186                <div class="text-wrapper">
9187                    <h4 class="title">
9188                        Judaism: A two-sided coin                    </h4>
9189                                            <div class="tags">
9190                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9191                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9192                                                    </div>
9193                                        <div class="details">
9194                        <div class="author">
9195                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9196                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
9197                                    </div>
9198                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
9199                                                    </div>
9200                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9201                        <span class="date">09/06/2022</span>
9202                    </div>
9203                    <p class="excerpt">
9204                        This week,  Rabbi Professor David Golinkin, President of The Schechter Institutes, describes Judaism as a two-sided coin which encompasses both joys...                    </p>
9205                </div>
9206            </a>
9207        </div>
9208            
9209        <div class="article archive-item all-topics uncategorized  all-authors dr-etka-liebowitz">
9210            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-memorable-shavuot-in-chernivtsi-ukraine/">
9211                <div class="image-wrapper">
9212                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/lighting-shabbat-candles-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9213                </div>
9214                <div class="text-wrapper">
9215                    <h4 class="title">
9216                        Solidarity and Support to Masorti Kehillah and Refugees in Chernivtsi, Ukraine                    </h4>
9217                                            <div class="tags">
9218                                                            <div class="tag">Uncategorized</div>
9219                                                    </div>
9220                                        <div class="details">
9221                        <div class="author">
9222                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9223                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
9224                                    </div>
9225                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Etka Liebowitz</span>
9226                                                    </div>
9227                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9228                        <span class="date">08/06/2022</span>
9229                    </div>
9230                    <p class="excerpt">
9231                        In order to deliver both spiritual and material sustenance to the Aviv Masorti Community in Chernivtsi, Midreshet Schechter sent pedagogical...                    </p>
9232                </div>
9233            </a>
9234        </div>
9235            
9236        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavuot  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
9237            <a href="https://schechter.edu/where-is-god-in-the-book-of-ruth/">
9238                <div class="image-wrapper">
9239                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/shutterstock_1913075593.jpg)"></div>
9240                </div>
9241                <div class="text-wrapper">
9242                    <h4 class="title">
9243                        Where is God in the book of Ruth?                    </h4>
9244                                            <div class="tags">
9245                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9246                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
9247                                                    </div>
9248                                        <div class="details">
9249                        <div class="author">
9250                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9251                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
9252                                    </div>
9253                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
9254                                                    </div>
9255                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9256                        <span class="date">02/06/2022</span>
9257                    </div>
9258                    <p class="excerpt">
9259                        Where is God in the Book of Ruth? Although the book&#8217;s protagonists often mention God in the things they say,...                    </p>
9260                </div>
9261            </a>
9262        </div>
9263            
9264        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
9265            <a href="https://schechter.edu/with-whom-will-we-be-standing/">
9266                <div class="image-wrapper">
9267                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/shutterstock_1226313901-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9268                </div>
9269                <div class="text-wrapper">
9270                    <h4 class="title">
9271                        Each of us is a puzzle piece                    </h4>
9272                                            <div class="tags">
9273                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9274                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9275                                                    </div>
9276                                        <div class="details">
9277                        <div class="author">
9278                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9279                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
9280                                    </div>
9281                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
9282                                                    </div>
9283                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9284                        <span class="date">30/05/2022</span>
9285                    </div>
9286                    <p class="excerpt">
9287                        Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson, Mashpiah Ruchanit (spiritual mentor) of the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary, shares with us a text from the Ishbitzer Rebbe....                    </p>
9288                </div>
9289            </a>
9290        </div>
9291            
9292        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism places-sites yom-yerushalayim  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
9293            <a href="https://schechter.edu/restoration-of-the-jewish-quarter-after-1967/">
9294                <div class="image-wrapper">
9295                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Hurva-Shul-Photo.jpg)"></div>
9296                </div>
9297                <div class="text-wrapper">
9298                    <h4 class="title">
9299                        Restoration of the Jewish Quarter After 1967                    </h4>
9300                                            <div class="tags">
9301                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
9302                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
9303                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
9304                                                            <div class="tag">Yom Yerushalayim</div>
9305                                                    </div>
9306                                        <div class="details">
9307                        <div class="author">
9308                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9309                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
9310                                    </div>
9311                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
9312                                                    </div>
9313                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9314                        <span class="date">29/05/2022</span>
9315                    </div>
9316                    <p class="excerpt">
9317                        In honor of Yom Yerushalayim &#8211; Jerusalem Day, Prof. Doron Bar, President of The Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, takes us on a...                    </p>
9318                </div>
9319            </a>
9320        </div>
9321            
9322        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-irina-gritsevskaya">
9323            <a href="https://schechter.edu/pesach-sheini-an-opportunity-for-second-chances/">
9324                <div class="image-wrapper">
9325                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Pessach-Sheini.jpg)"></div>
9326                </div>
9327                <div class="text-wrapper">
9328                    <h4 class="title">
9329                        Pesach Sheini: An opportunity for second chances                    </h4>
9330                                            <div class="tags">
9331                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9332                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9333                                                    </div>
9334                                        <div class="details">
9335                        <div class="author">
9336                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9337                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-19.jpg)"></div>
9338                                    </div>
9339                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya</span>
9340                                                    </div>
9341                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9342                        <span class="date">19/05/2022</span>
9343                    </div>
9344                    <p class="excerpt">
9345                        Each year we celebrate Passover not once, but twice. Pesach sheini marked the day when someone who was unable to...                    </p>
9346                </div>
9347            </a>
9348        </div>
9349            
9350        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
9351            <a href="https://schechter.edu/chronology-in-the-torah/">
9352                <div class="image-wrapper">
9353                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/shutterstock_471060041-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9354                </div>
9355                <div class="text-wrapper">
9356                    <h4 class="title">
9357                        Chronology in the Torah: Understanding our timeline                    </h4>
9358                                            <div class="tags">
9359                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9360                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9361                                                    </div>
9362                                        <div class="details">
9363                        <div class="author">
9364                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9365                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
9366                                    </div>
9367                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
9368                                                    </div>
9369                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9370                        <span class="date">10/05/2022</span>
9371                    </div>
9372                    <p class="excerpt">
9373                        The text of the Torah occasionally seems out of order. This week Eitan Cooper, Executive Vice President of The Schechter Institutes, highlights such...                    </p>
9374                </div>
9375            </a>
9376        </div>
9377            
9378        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
9379            <a href="https://schechter.edu/understanding-more-from-a-repeated-verse/">
9380                <div class="image-wrapper">
9381                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/EMOR-Schechter.jpg)"></div>
9382                </div>
9383                <div class="text-wrapper">
9384                    <h4 class="title">
9385                        Understanding more from a repeated verse                    </h4>
9386                                            <div class="tags">
9387                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9388                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9389                                                    </div>
9390                                        <div class="details">
9391                        <div class="author">
9392                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9393                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
9394                                    </div>
9395                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
9396                                                    </div>
9397                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9398                        <span class="date">08/05/2022</span>
9399                    </div>
9400                    <p class="excerpt">
9401                        ​This week’s Parasha, Emor, repeats a line that has already been stated twice before in the Torah: &#8221; On six...                    </p>
9402                </div>
9403            </a>
9404        </div>
9405            
9406        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-diana-villa">
9407            <a href="https://schechter.edu/fearing-god-while-interacting-with-others/">
9408                <div class="image-wrapper">
9409                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/shutterstock_428299222.jpg)"></div>
9410                </div>
9411                <div class="text-wrapper">
9412                    <h4 class="title">
9413                        Fearing God while interacting with others                    </h4>
9414                                            <div class="tags">
9415                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9416                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9417                                                    </div>
9418                                        <div class="details">
9419                        <div class="author">
9420                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9421                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-5.jpg)"></div>
9422                                    </div>
9423                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Diana Villa</span>
9424                                                    </div>
9425                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9426                        <span class="date">01/05/2022</span>
9427                    </div>
9428                    <p class="excerpt">
9429                        This week’s Parasha, Kedoshim, includes the very famous adage, “Do not place a stumbling block in front of a blind...                    </p>
9430                </div>
9431            </a>
9432        </div>
9433            
9434        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
9435            <a href="https://schechter.edu/zooming-out-to-get-a-bigger-picture/">
9436                <div class="image-wrapper">
9437                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/shutterstock_1793557945-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9438                </div>
9439                <div class="text-wrapper">
9440                    <h4 class="title">
9441                        Zooming out to get a bigger picture                    </h4>
9442                                            <div class="tags">
9443                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9444                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9445                                                    </div>
9446                                        <div class="details">
9447                        <div class="author">
9448                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9449                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
9450                                    </div>
9451                                                                <sp
9451an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
9452                                                    </div>
9453                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9454                        <span class="date">13/04/2022</span>
9455                    </div>
9456                    <p class="excerpt">
9457                        Often, we are so encompassed in our own narrative that it is hard to see the larger picture of what...                    </p>
9458                </div>
9459            </a>
9460        </div>
9461            
9462        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
9463            <a href="https://schechter.edu/hulda-gates-an-entryway-to-the-temple-and-the-past/">
9464                <div class="image-wrapper">
9465                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Temple-Mount.png)"></div>
9466                </div>
9467                <div class="text-wrapper">
9468                    <h4 class="title">
9469                        Hulda gates: An entryway to the Temple and to the past                    </h4>
9470                                            <div class="tags">
9471                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9472                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9473                                                    </div>
9474                                        <div class="details">
9475                        <div class="author">
9476                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9477                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
9478                                    </div>
9479                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
9480                                                    </div>
9481                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9482                        <span class="date">13/04/2022</span>
9483                    </div>
9484                    <p class="excerpt">
9485                        In the days of the Temple, there were three times a year that Jews would gather from all over the...                    </p>
9486                </div>
9487            </a>
9488        </div>
9489            
9490        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
9491            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-to-tell-a-story-two-approaches-to-education-in-the-haggadah/">
9492                <div class="image-wrapper">
9493                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/shutterstock_1341323297-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9494                </div>
9495                <div class="text-wrapper">
9496                    <h4 class="title">
9497                        How to Tell a Story: Two Approaches to Education in the Haggadah                    </h4>
9498                                            <div class="tags">
9499                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9500                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
9501                                                    </div>
9502                                        <div class="details">
9503                        <div class="author">
9504                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9505                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
9506                                    </div>
9507                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
9508                                                    </div>
9509                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9510                        <span class="date">13/04/2022</span>
9511                    </div>
9512                    <p class="excerpt">
9513                        What is the best way to have a Pesach Seder? What order should the Magid section- the retelling of the...                    </p>
9514                </div>
9515            </a>
9516        </div>
9517            
9518        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
9519            <a href="https://schechter.edu/simple-meanings-arise-new-each-day-pesah-and-ukraine/">
9520                <div class="image-wrapper">
9521                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/shutterstock_399261946-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9522                </div>
9523                <div class="text-wrapper">
9524                    <h4 class="title">
9525                        Simple meanings arise new each day                    </h4>
9526                                            <div class="tags">
9527                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9528                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9529                                                    </div>
9530                                        <div class="details">
9531                        <div class="author">
9532                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9533                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
9534                                    </div>
9535                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
9536                                                    </div>
9537                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9538                        <span class="date">11/04/2022</span>
9539                    </div>
9540                    <p class="excerpt">
9541                        Every year we ask, &#8220;Why is this night different from all other nights&#8221;. But now the question is slightly altered....                    </p>
9542                </div>
9543            </a>
9544        </div>
9545            
9546        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
9547            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-is-the-shabbat-before-pesah-called-shabbat-hagadol/">
9548                <div class="image-wrapper">
9549                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/shutterstock_1635521158-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9550                </div>
9551                <div class="text-wrapper">
9552                    <h4 class="title">
9553                        Why is the Shabbat before Pesah called Shabbat Hagadol?                    </h4>
9554                                            <div class="tags">
9555                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
9556                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
9557                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
9558                                                    </div>
9559                                        <div class="details">
9560                        <div class="author">
9561                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9562                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
9563                                    </div>
9564                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
9565                                                    </div>
9566                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9567                        <span class="date">06/04/2022</span>
9568                    </div>
9569                    <p class="excerpt">
9570                        What is the origin and history of the Bat Mitzvah ceremony?                    </p>
9571                </div>
9572            </a>
9573        </div>
9574            
9575        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
9576            <a href="https://schechter.edu/failing-to-see-our-own-faults-parshat-metzora/">
9577                <div class="image-wrapper">
9578                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/shutterstock_1432000460.jpg)"></div>
9579                </div>
9580                <div class="text-wrapper">
9581                    <h4 class="title">
9582                        Failing to See Our Own Faults: Parashat Metzora                    </h4>
9583                                            <div class="tags">
9584                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9585                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9586                                                    </div>
9587                                        <div class="details">
9588                        <div class="author">
9589                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9590                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
9591                                    </div>
9592                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
9593                                                    </div>
9594                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9595                        <span class="date">23/03/2022</span>
9596                    </div>
9597                    <p class="excerpt">
9598                        This weeks Parsha Metzora, focuses on the possible physical &#8216;impurity&#8217; of a person. Dr. Gila Vachman, Director of Torah Lishma...                    </p>
9599                </div>
9600            </a>
9601        </div>
9602            
9603        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
9604            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-history-of-bat-mitzvah-ceremony/">
9605                <div class="image-wrapper">
9606                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Bat-Mitzva-Responsa-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9607                </div>
9608                <div class="text-wrapper">
9609                    <h4 class="title">
9610                        What is the origin and history of the Bat Mitzvah ceremony?                    </h4>
9611                                            <div class="tags">
9612                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
9613                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
9614                                                    </div>
9615                                        <div class="details">
9616                        <div class="author">
9617                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9618                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
9619                                    </div>
9620                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
9621                                                    </div>
9622                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9623                        <span class="date">14/03/2022</span>
9624                    </div>
9625                    <p class="excerpt">
9626                        What is the origin and history of the Bat Mitzvah ceremony?                    </p>
9627                </div>
9628            </a>
9629        </div>
9630            
9631        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
9632            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-story-of-light-in-dark-time-the-karliner-rebbe/">
9633                <div class="image-wrapper">
9634                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/shutterstock_98067965-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9635                </div>
9636                <div class="text-wrapper">
9637                    <h4 class="title">
9638                        A story of light in dark times: The Karliner Rebbe                    </h4>
9639                                            <div class="tags">
9640                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9641                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9642                                                    </div>
9643                                        <div class="details">
9644                        <div class="author">
9645                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9646                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
9647                                    </div>
9648                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
9649                                                    </div>
9650                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9651                        <span class="date">14/03/2022</span>
9652                    </div>
9653                    <p class="excerpt">
9654                        This Purim week, Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson, Mashpiah Ruchanit (spiritual mentor) of the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary, celebrates a birthday. Amidst a world...                    </p>
9655                </div>
9656            </a>
9657        </div>
9658            
9659        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
9660            <a href="https://schechter.edu/shabbat-zachor-where-do-we-find-amalek-today/">
9661                <div class="image-wrapper">
9662                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Zachor-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9663                </div>
9664                <div class="text-wrapper">
9665                    <h4 class="title">
9666                        Shabbat Zachor: Where Do We Find Amalek Today?                    </h4>
9667                                            <div class="tags">
9668                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9669                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9670                                                    </div>
9671                                        <div class="details">
9672                        <div class="author">
9673                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9674                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
9675                                    </div>
9676                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
9677                                                    </div>
9678                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9679                        <span class="date">06/03/2022</span>
9680                    </div>
9681                    <p class="excerpt">
9682                        This Shabbat is titled Shabbat Zachor, inwhich we are commanded to remember Amalek and what they did to us. Why...                    </p>
9683                </div>
9684            </a>
9685        </div>
9686            
9687        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute miscellaneous uncategorized  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsc
9687h">
9688            <a href="https://schechter.edu/shekalim-our-obligation-to-our-world-jewish-community/">
9689                <div class="image-wrapper">
9690                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/food-giving-in-harkov.jpg)"></div>
9691                </div>
9692                <div class="text-wrapper">
9693                    <h4 class="title">
9694                        Shekalim: Our Obligation to Our World Jewish Community                    </h4>
9695                                            <div class="tags">
9696                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
9697                                                            <div class="tag">Miscellaneous</div>
9698                                                            <div class="tag">Uncategorized</div>
9699                                                    </div>
9700                                        <div class="details">
9701                        <div class="author">
9702                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9703                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
9704                                    </div>
9705                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
9706                                                    </div>
9707                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9708                        <span class="date">27/02/2022</span>
9709                    </div>
9710                    <p class="excerpt">
9711                        “On the first of Adar they make a public announcement about the shekels&#8211;” that is how Mishna Shekalim starts, with...                    </p>
9712                </div>
9713            </a>
9714        </div>
9715            
9716        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
9717            <a href="https://schechter.edu/king-solomons-dedication-speech-for-the-temple-a-closer-look-at-where-god-lives/">
9718                <div class="image-wrapper">
9719                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/shutterstock_527304829.jpg)"></div>
9720                </div>
9721                <div class="text-wrapper">
9722                    <h4 class="title">
9723                        King Solomon&#8217;s dedication speech for the Temple: A closer look at where God lives                    </h4>
9724                                            <div class="tags">
9725                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9726                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9727                                                    </div>
9728                                        <div class="details">
9729                        <div class="author">
9730                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9731                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
9732                                    </div>
9733                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
9734                                                    </div>
9735                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9736                        <span class="date">27/02/2022</span>
9737                    </div>
9738                    <p class="excerpt">
9739                        Humans live in houses, birds live in nests, lions live in dens. Where does God live? A &#8216;foggy&#8217; hypothesis lies...                    </p>
9740                </div>
9741            </a>
9742        </div>
9743            
9744        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
9745            <a href="https://schechter.edu/three-hidden-lessons-in-a-highly-technical-parasha-vayakhel/">
9746                <div class="image-wrapper">
9747                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/shutterstock_1135711997-scaled.jpg)"></div>
9748                </div>
9749                <div class="text-wrapper">
9750                    <h4 class="title">
9751                        Three hidden lessons in a highly technical Parasha: Vayakhel                    </h4>
9752                                            <div class="tags">
9753                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9754                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9755                                                    </div>
9756                                        <div class="details">
9757                        <div class="author">
9758                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9759                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
9760                                    </div>
9761                                                                <sp
9761an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
9762                                                    </div>
9763                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9764                        <span class="date">20/02/2022</span>
9765                    </div>
9766                    <p class="excerpt">
9767                        For ages, Parashat Vayakhel was overlooked as a predominantly technical parasha, without much area for deeper meaning or lessons. Rabbi Professor...                    </p>
9768                </div>
9769            </a>
9770        </div>
9771            
9772        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
9773            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-nation-of-israel-a-stiff-necked-people-torah-through-fine-art/">
9774                <div class="image-wrapper">
9775                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/KI-tisa-Schechter.jpg)"></div>
9776                </div>
9777                <div class="text-wrapper">
9778                    <h4 class="title">
9779                        The Nation of Israel; A Stiff-Necked People? Torah Through Fine Art                    </h4>
9780                                            <div class="tags">
9781                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9782                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9783                                                    </div>
9784                                        <div class="details">
9785                        <div class="author">
9786                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9787                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
9788                                    </div>
9789                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
9790                                                    </div>
9791                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9792                        <span class="date">13/02/2022</span>
9793                    </div>
9794                    <p class="excerpt">
9795                        Dr. Shula Laderman, lecturer of Judaism and the Arts at the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, interprets Israeli visual artist Avner...                    </p>
9796                </div>
9797            </a>
9798        </div>
9799            
9800        <div class="article archive-item all-topics illness-burial-and-mourning responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
9801            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-are-the-sources-and-halakhic-requirements-for-the-tohorah-ritual/">
9802                <div class="image-wrapper">
9803                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/shutterstock_1989261596.jpg)"></div>
9804                </div>
9805                <div class="text-wrapper">
9806                    <h4 class="title">
9807                        What are the sources and halakhic requirements for the Tohorah ritual?                    </h4>
9808                                            <div class="tags">
9809                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
9810                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
9811                                                    </div>
9812                                        <div class="details">
9813                        <div class="author">
9814                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9815                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
9816                                    </div>
9817                                                                <sp
9817an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
9818                                                    </div>
9819                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9820                        <span class="date">06/02/2022</span>
9821                    </div>
9822                    <p class="excerpt">
9823                        What are the sources for the Tohorah ritual [=the ritual of washing the dead before burial]? What are the halakhic requirements?                    </p>
9824                </div>
9825            </a>
9826        </div>
9827            
9828        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
9829            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parshat-tetzave-when-clothes-become-more-than-just-something-to-wear/">
9830                <div class="image-wrapper">
9831                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Priest.png)"></div>
9832                </div>
9833                <div class="text-wrapper">
9834                    <h4 class="title">
9835                        Parshat Tetzave: When clothes become more than just something to wear                    </h4>
9836                                            <div class="tags">
9837                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9838                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9839                                                    </div>
9840                                        <div class="details">
9841                        <div class="author">
9842                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9843                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
9844                                    </div>
9845                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
9846                                                    </div>
9847                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9848                        <span class="date">02/02/2022</span>
9849                    </div>
9850                    <p class="excerpt">
9851                        Do you enjoy finding deeper meaning in everyday things? Dr. Gila Vachman, director of Torah Lishma Tel Aviv and lecturer...                    </p>
9852                </div>
9853            </a>
9854        </div>
9855            
9856        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
9857            <a href="https://schechter.edu/meeting-the-nation-of-israel-where-they-are-maimonides-on-sacrifices/">
9858                <div class="image-wrapper">
9859                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/lady_Justice.png)"></div>
9860                </div>
9861                <div class="text-wrapper">
9862                    <h4 class="title">
9863                        Meeting the Nation of Israel Where They Are: Maimonides on Sacrifices                    </h4>
9864                                            <div class="tags">
9865                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9866                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9867                                                    </div>
9868                                        <div class="details">
9869                        <div class="author">
9870                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9871                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
9872                                    </div>
9873                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
9874                                                    </div>
9875                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9876                        <span class="date">30/01/2022</span>
9877                    </div>
9878                    <p class="excerpt">
9879                        When God commands the Nation of Israel to worship through animal sacrifices, is it because this is what the Almighty...                    </p>
9880                </div>
9881            </a>
9882        </div>
9883            
9884        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
9885            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parshat-mishpatim-a-few-lessons-for-recently-liberated-slaves/">
9886                <div class="image-wrapper">
9887                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/shutterstock_344859107-scaled-e1642679988486.jpg)"></div>
9888                </div>
9889                <div class="text-wrapper">
9890                    <h4 class="title">
9891                        Parashat Mishpatim: Lessons for Recently Liberated Slaves                    </h4>
9892                                            <div class="tags">
9893                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9894                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9895                                                    </div>
9896                                        <div class="details">
9897                        <div class="author">
9898                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9899                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
9900                                    </div>
9901                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
9902                                                    </div>
9903                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9904                        <span class="date">20/01/2022</span>
9905                    </div>
9906                    <p class="excerpt">
9907                        Jews were slaves in Egypt, and, following the Exodus, held slaves themselves. Eitan Cooper,  the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating...                    </p>
9908                </div>
9909            </a>
9910        </div>
9911            
9912        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
9913            <a href="https://schechter.edu/shavua-tov-schechter-parashat-yitro/">
9914                <div class="image-wrapper">
9915                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Ten-Commandments-shutterstock_1574909632.jpg)"></div>
9916                </div>
9917                <div class="text-wrapper">
9918                    <h4 class="title">
9919                        The Ten Commandments: Just for Jews or applicable worldwide?                    </h4>
9920                                            <div class="tags">
9921                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9922                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9923                                                    </div>
9924                                        <div class="details">
9925                        <div class="author">
9926                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9927                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
9928                                    </div>
9929                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
9930                                                    </div>
9931                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9932                        <span class="date">17/01/2022</span>
9933                    </div>
9934                    <p class="excerpt">
9935                        Two features make the Ten Commandments so palatable to the western mind: the fact that most of the commandments are prohibitions, and the fact that most are ethical rather than ritual in nature.                    </p>
9936                </div>
9937            </a>
9938        </div>
9939            
9940        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors chaya-rowen-baker">
9941            <a href="https://schechter.edu/shavua-tov-schechter-parashat-beshalach/">
9942                <div class="image-wrapper">
9943                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/‏‏shutterstock_172836131-Guilt.jpg)"></div>
9944                </div>
9945                <div class="text-wrapper">
9946                    <h4 class="title">
9947                        Déjà-vu: a chance to learn from mistakes &#8211; Parashat Beshalach                    </h4>
9948                                            <div class="tags">
9949                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9950                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9951                                                    </div>
9952                                        <div class="details">
9953                        <div class="author">
9954                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9955                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Chaya-Rowen-Baker-4cropped.png.jpeg)"></div>
9956                                    </div>
9957                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker</span>
9958                                                    </div>
9959                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9960                        <span class="date">09/01/2022</span>
9961                    </div>
9962                    <p class="excerpt">
9963                        Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker gives us insight into regret and second chances through the actions of Beni Israel in their exit from Egypt.                     </p>
9964                </div>
9965            </a>
9966        </div>
9967            
9968        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
9969            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-bo-a-spiritual-replacement-for-waze/">
9970                <div class="image-wrapper">
9971                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/shutterstock_392845684.jpg)"></div>
9972                </div>
9973                <div class="text-wrapper">
9974                    <h4 class="title">
9975                        Parashat Bo: A spiritual replacement for Waze                    </h4>
9976                                            <div class="tags">
9977                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
9978                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
9979                                                    </div>
9980                                        <div class="details">
9981                        <div class="author">
9982                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
9983                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
9984                                    </div>
9985                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
9986                                                    </div>
9987                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
9988                        <span class="date">02/01/2022</span>
9989                    </div>
9990                    <p class="excerpt">
9991                        Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch, teaches us how to get from the everyday mundane to the spiritual destination. The key: Tefillin.                    </p>
9992                </div>
9993            </a>
9994        </div>
9995            
9996        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-law-and-its-authority responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
9997            <a href="https://schechter.edu/extradite-a-wanted-criminal-to-another-country/">
9998                <div class="image-wrapper">
9999                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/shutterstock_1137889661-scaled.jpg)"></div>
10000                </div>
10001                <div class="text-wrapper">
10002                    <h4 class="title">
10003                        Is it permissible or required for the State of Israel to extradite a wanted criminal to another country?                    </h4>
10004                                            <div class="tags">
10005                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
10006                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
10007                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
10008                                                    </div>
10009                                        <div class="details">
10010                        <div class="author">
10011                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10012                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
10013                                    </div>
10014                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
10015                                                    </div>
10016                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10017                        <span class="date">29/12/2021</span>
10018                    </div>
10019                    <p class="excerpt">
10020                        Is it permissible or required for the State of Israel to extradite a wanted criminal to another country? Since the Malka Leifer affair made the headlines in 2008, we have heard from various rabbis that, according to Jewish law, it’s forbidden to extradite her to the Australian authorities. In the meantime, she was finally extradited in January 2021.                    </p>
10021                </div>
10022            </a>
10023        </div>
10024            
10025        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
10026            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vaeira-with-soon-to-be-rabbi-danny-weininger/">
10027                <div class="image-wrapper">
10028                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/דני-3.jpg)"></div>
10029                </div>
10030                <div class="text-wrapper">
10031                    <h4 class="title">
10032                        Taking on the Mantle of Leadership: Parashat Va&#8217;era with (almost) Rabbi Danny Weininger                    </h4>
10033                                            <div class="tags">
10034                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10035                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10036                                                    </div>
10037                                        <div class="details">
10038                        <div class="author">
10039                                                                                                                                <span class="author-name">Danny Weininger</span>
10040                                                                                    </div>
10041                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10042                        <span class="date">26/12/2021</span>
10043                    </div>
10044                    <p class="excerpt">
10045                        In this week&#8217;s parasha, Va&#8217;era, Danny Weininger explores Moshe&#8217;s confrontation with Pharaoh. How does Moshe take on the mantle of...                    </p>
10046                </div>
10047            </a>
10048        </div>
10049            
10050        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
10051            <a href="https://schechter.edu/denying-his-own-destiny-becoming-great-within-himself/">
10052                <div class="image-wrapper">
10053                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/good2-עותק.jpg)"></div>
10054                </div>
10055                <div class="text-wrapper">
10056                    <h4 class="title">
10057                        Denying his own destiny, becoming great within himself: Abraham Joshua Heschel                    </h4>
10058                                            <div class="tags">
10059                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10060                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10061                                                    </div>
10062                                        <div class="details">
10063                        <div class="author">
10064                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10065                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
10066                                    </div>
10067                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
10068                                                    </div>
10069                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10070                        <span class="date">19/12/2021</span>
10071                    </div>
10072                    <p class="excerpt">
10073                        In honor of Abraham Joshua Heschel’s 49th yahrzeit, Dr. Ari Ackerman, Lecturer for Jewish Philosophy and Golinkin Professor of TALI...                    </p>
10074                </div>
10075            </a>
10076        </div>
10077            
10078        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
10079            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-timeless-blessing-seen-through-a-work-of-art/">
10080                <div class="image-wrapper">
10081                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/45744b14202547aeb8a54992aef1288d-0002-1-2-scaled.jpg)"></div>
10082                </div>
10083                <div class="text-wrapper">
10084                    <h4 class="title">
10085                        A timeless blessing seen through a work of art: Parashat Vayechi                    </h4>
10086                                            <div class="tags">
10087                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
10088                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10089                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10090                                                    </div>
10091                                        <div class="details">
10092                        <div class="author">
10093                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10094                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
10095                                    </div>
10096                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
10097                                                    </div>
10098                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10099                        <span class="date">12/12/2021</span>
10100                    </div>
10101                    <p class="excerpt">
10102                        Every Friday it is traditional to bless children around the Shabbat table. “יְשִֽׂמְךָ֣ אֱלֹהִ֔ים כְּאֶפְרַ֖יִם וְכִמְנַשֶּׁ֑ה” “(May) God make you...                    </p>
10103                </div>
10104            </a>
10105        </div>
10106            
10107        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
10108            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch-on-vayigash/">
10109                <div class="image-wrapper">
10110                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/shutterstock_285998729-scaled.jpg)"></div>
10111                </div>
10112                <div class="text-wrapper">
10113                    <h4 class="title">
10114                        How do our relationships with each other affect those around us?                    </h4>
10115                                            <div class="tags">
10116                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10117                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10118                                                    </div>
10119                                        <div class="details">
10120                        <div class="author">
10121                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10122                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
10123                                    </div>
10124                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
10125                                                    </div>
10126                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10127                        <span class="date">05/12/2021</span>
10128                    </div>
10129                    <p class="excerpt">
10130                        How do our relationships with each other impact those around us? Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch, Dean of the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary, discusses a relationship gone sour that ultimately is still influencing us today. He shares insight on the lasting effect of the rift between Judah and Joseph in Parashat Vayigash and the need for us to work together to unite our people and our tribes.                    </p>
10131                </div>
10132            </a>
10133        </div>
10134            
10135        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
10136            <a href="https://schechter.edu/from-darkness-to-light-parashat-miketz-and-hanukkah/">
10137                <div class="image-wrapper">
10138                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Hanukkah-Candles-scaled.jpg)"></div>
10139                </div>
10140                <div class="text-wrapper">
10141                    <h4 class="title">
10142                        From Darkness to light; Parashat Miketz and Hanukkah                    </h4>
10143                                            <div class="tags">
10144                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10145                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10146                                                    </div>
10147                                        <div class="details">
10148                        <div class="author">
10149                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10150                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
10151                                    </div>
10152                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
10153                                                    </div>
10154                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10155                        <span class="date">25/11/2021</span>
10156                    </div>
10157                    <p class="excerpt">
10158                        Parashat Miketz contains the motif of darkness to light. Dr. Gila Vachman discusses Joseph rising in rank with the timing of Hanukkah.                    </p>
10159                </div>
10160            </a>
10161        </div>
10162            
10163        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
10164            <a href="https://schechter.edu/vayeshev-haftarat-amos/">
10165                <div class="image-wrapper">
10166                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/shutterstock_758207317-scaled.jpg)"></div>
10167                </div>
10168                <div class="text-wrapper">
10169                    <h4 class="title">
10170                        Prophecy Then and Now: Eitan Cooper on Haftarat Vayeshev                    </h4>
10171                                            <div class="tags">
10172                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10173                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10174                                                    </div>
10175                                        <div class="details">
10176                        <div class="author">
10177                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10178                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
10179                                    </div>
10180                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
10181                                                    </div>
10182                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10183                        <span class="date">18/11/2021</span>
10184                    </div>
10185                    <p class="excerpt">
10186                        In this week’s haftarah from the Book of Amos, the King of Judah, Amatziah, pushes back against Amos’ prophecy. This prompts the question, how do we identify real prophets, both in the biblical era and today?                    </p>
10187                </div>
10188            </a>
10189        </div>
10190            
10191        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
10192            <a href="https://schechter.edu/vayishlach-avi-novis-deutsch/">
10193                <div class="image-wrapper">
10194                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Ki-Teitze-V.2-Mimi.jpg)"></div>
10195                </div>
10196                <div class="text-wrapper">
10197                    <h4 class="title">
10198                        The Only Thing We Have to Fear: Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch on Vayishlach                    </h4>
10199                                            <div class="tags">
10200                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10201                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10202                                                    </div>
10203                                        <div class="details">
10204                        <div class="author">
10205                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10206                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
10207                                    </div>
10208                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
10209                                                    </div>
10210                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10211                        <span class="date">14/11/2021</span>
10212                    </div>
10213                    <p class="excerpt">
10214                        One might think that fear is the dominating sentiment between Jacob and Esau and their fateful reunion.  Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch, Dean of the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary suggests, when examining the relationship between the brothers, that fear is largely transient. The hug that ends the meeting is more indicative of Jacob's true feelings.                    </p>
10215                </div>
10216            </a>
10217        </div>
10218            
10219        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
10220            <a href="https://schechter.edu/mimi-parashat-vayetzei/">
10221                <div class="image-wrapper">
10222                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Ki-Teitze-V.2-Mimi.jpg)"></div>
10223                </div>
10224                <div class="text-wrapper">
10225                    <h4 class="title">
10226                        The Steps on Our Journey: Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson on Vayetzei                    </h4>
10227                                            <div class="tags">
10228                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10229                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10230                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10231                                                    </div>
10232                                        <div class="details">
10233                        <div class="author">
10234                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10235                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
10236                                    </div>
10237                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
10238                                                    </div>
10239                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10240                        <span class="date">07/11/2021</span>
10241                    </div>
10242                    <p class="excerpt">
10243                        In Parashat Vayetzei our ancestor Jacob continues his peripatetic journey to Haran and begins building his family. Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson, Spiritual Mentor/Senior Lecturer of Rabbinics and Chassidic Thought at the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary asks, does God walk with us at every pause and at every step? Does traveling with a known destination mean that we might ignore waystations along the path? How and where do you resonate with the possibility or reality of "Divine Providence" in your own personal life?                    </p>
10244                </div>
10245            </a>
10246        </div>
10247            
10248        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
10249            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-toldot-abraham-and-jacob/">
10250                <div class="image-wrapper">
10251                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/The_Three_Patriarchs_Zion_NP_5-14_24128390294.jpg)"></div>
10252                </div>
10253                <div class="text-wrapper">
10254                    <h4 class="title">
10255                        A Study in Contrasts: Dr. David Frankel on Abraham and Jacob                    </h4>
10256                                            <div class="tags">
10257                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10258                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10259                                                    </div>
10260                                        <div class="details">
10261                        <div class="author">
10262                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10263                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
10264                                    </div>
10265                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
10266                                                    </div>
10267                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10268                        <span class="date">31/10/2021</span>
10269                    </div>
10270                    <p class="excerpt">
10271                        Who were our ancestors and what did they represent? Abraham and Jacob present us with two different paradigms of Jewish history and identity                    </p>
10272                </div>
10273            </a>
10274        </div>
10275            
10276        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
10277            <a href="https://schechter.edu/prof-moshe-benovitz-on-isaac/">
10278                <div class="image-wrapper">
10279                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Isaac_a_Lover_of_Peace.jpg)"></div>
10280                </div>
10281                <div class="text-wrapper">
10282                    <h4 class="title">
10283                        And What of Isaac? Prof. Moshe Benovitz on Identifying with his Forefather                    </h4>
10284                                            <div class="tags">
10285                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10286                                                    </div>
10287                                        <div class="details">
10288                        <div class="author">
10289                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10290                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
10291                                    </div>
10292                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
10293                                                    </div>
10294                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10295                        <span class="date">31/10/2021</span>
10296                    </div>
10297                    <p class="excerpt">
10298                        Sometimes, when asked to talk about who I am and what I am to people who don't know me very well, I talk about how I identify with our forefather Isaac.                    </p>
10299                </div>
10300            </a>
10301        </div>
10302            
10303        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
10304            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-chaye-sarah-four-basic-jewish-values-in-one-torah-portion/">
10305                <div class="image-wrapper">
10306                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Alexandre_Cabanel_-_Rebecca_et_Eliezer_-_1883.png)"></div>
10307                </div>
10308                <div class="text-wrapper">
10309                    <h4 class="title">
10310                        Parashat Chaye Sarah: Four Basic Jewish Values in One Torah Portion                    </h4>
10311                                            <div class="tags">
10312                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10313                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10314                                                    </div>
10315                                        <div class="details">
10316                        <div class="author">
10317                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10318                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
10319                                    </div>
10320                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
10321                                                    </div>
10322                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10323                        <span class="date">24/10/2021</span>
10324                    </div>
10325                    <p class="excerpt">
10326                        The weekly portion of Chaye Sarah includes four basic Jewish values. What are these values and how do they express themselves in this Parashah?                    </p>
10327                </div>
10328            </a>
10329        </div>
10330            
10331        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
10332            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-new-home-for-kievs-kehillat-masoret/">
10333                <div class="image-wrapper">
10334                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/09-1-NewBuildingKiev.jpg)"></div>
10335                </div>
10336                <div class="text-wrapper">
10337                    <h4 class="title">
10338                        A New Home for Kiev’s Kehillat Masoret                    </h4>
10339                                            <div class="tags">
10340                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
10341                                                    </div>
10342                                        <div class="details">
10343                        <div class="author">
10344                                                                                                                                <span class="author-name">Linda Price</span>
10345                                                                                    </div>
10346                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10347                        <span class="date">21/10/2021</span>
10348                    </div>
10349                    <p class="excerpt">
10350                        Exactly thirty years after Midreshet Yerushalayim was founded in 1991, its thriving Kiev community is making history as it prepares to move into the first Conservative synagogue building in the FSU in October 2021.                    </p>
10351                </div>
10352            </a>
10353        </div>
10354            
10355        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
10356            <a href="https://schechter.edu/art-jewish-culture-and-community/">
10357                <div class="image-wrapper">
10358                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/10-Yael-e1634829537563.jpg)"></div>
10359                </div>
10360                <div class="text-wrapper">
10361                    <h4 class="title">
10362                        Art, Jewish Culture and Community                    </h4>
10363                                            <div class="tags">
10364                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
10365                                                    </div>
10366                                        <div class="details">
10367                        <div class="author">
10368                                                                                                                                <span class="author-name">Linda Price</span>
10369                                                                                    </div>
10370                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10371                        <span class="date">21/10/2021</span>
10372                    </div>
10373                    <p class="excerpt">
10374                        An interview with Yael Biegon Citron, an Artistic Director and Dramaturge whose collaboration with Neve Schechter that has brought the art world closer to Jewish culture in ways never before imagined                    </p>
10375                </div>
10376            </a>
10377        </div>
10378            
10379        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
10380            <a href="https://schechter.edu/living-co-existence/">
10381                <div class="image-wrapper">
10382                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/06-עותק-scaled-e1634829458729.jpg)"></div>
10383                </div>
10384                <div class="text-wrapper">
10385                    <h4 class="title">
10386                        Living Co-Existence                    </h4>
10387                                            <div class="tags">
10388                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
10389                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
10390                                                    </div>
10391                                        <div class="details">
10392                        <div class="author">
10393                                                                                                                                <sp
10393an class="author-name">Linda Price</span>
10394                                                                                    </div>
10395                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10396                        <span class="date">21/10/2021</span>
10397                    </div>
10398                    <p class="excerpt">
10399                        Teachers Karina Ebrani, TALI Hod Hasharon School, and Roula Azar, the Greek Orthodox School, Ramla, are both facilitators for TALI’s Dialogue and Identity program. They knew it would be a challenging year due to Corona. But they never envisioned that war would pose the greater risk to the fragile dialogue they had built between their students, as missile attacks and violence struck in the heart of their home towns                    </p>
10400                </div>
10401            </a>
10402        </div>
10403            
10404        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
10405            <a href="https://schechter.edu/donning-many-caps/">
10406                <div class="image-wrapper">
10407                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/ETN7814-e1634641474408.jpg)"></div>
10408                </div>
10409                <div class="text-wrapper">
10410                    <h4 class="title">
10411                        Donning Many Caps                    </h4>
10412                                            <div class="tags">
10413                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
10414                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
10415                                                    </div>
10416                                        <div class="details">
10417                        <div class="author">
10418                                                                                                                                <span class="author-name">Linda Price</span>
10419                                                                                    </div>
10420                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10421                        <span class="date">19/10/2021</span>
10422                    </div>
10423                    <p class="excerpt">
10424                        An interview with Doron Rubin, Schechter educator par excellence, teaches a Midreshet Schechter community Bet Midrash in Ofakim, advises two MA Leadership programs, and most recently, has joined the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary for full-time studies.                    </p>
10425                </div>
10426            </a>
10427        </div>
10428            
10429        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
10430            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jewish-activism-in-ofakim/">
10431                <div class="image-wrapper">
10432                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/ETN7513-e1634640986461.jpg)"></div>
10433                </div>
10434                <div class="text-wrapper">
10435                    <h4 class="title">
10436                        Everything I learn at Schechter somehow makes its way back to Ofakim                    </h4>
10437                                            <div class="tags">
10438                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
10439                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
10440                                                    </div>
10441                                        <div class="details">
10442                        <div class="author">
10443                                                                                                                                <span class="author-name">Linda Price</span>
10444                                                                                    </div>
10445                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10446                        <span class="date">19/10/2021</span>
10447                    </div>
10448                    <p class="excerpt">
10449                        An interview with Yahaloma Zechut, an activist who founded the Community Resilience Center in Ofakim and a Schechter MA student in the Ofakim Leadership MA program                    </p>
10450                </div>
10451            </a>
10452        </div>
10453            
10454        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays responsa-by-david-golinkin shavua-tov-schechter holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
10455            <a href="https://schechter.edu/additions-to-the-amidah-a-mahzor-mystery/">
10456                <div class="image-wrapper">
10457                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/RH-David.jpg)"></div>
10458                </div>
10459                <div class="text-wrapper">
10460                    <h4 class="title">
10461                        Additions to the Amidah: A Mahzor Mystery                    </h4>
10462                                            <div class="tags">
10463                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
10464                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
10465                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10466                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
10467                                                    </div>
10468                                        <div class="details">
10469                        <div class="author">
10470                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10471                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
10472                                    </div>
10473                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
10474                                                    </div>
10475                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10476                        <span class="date">31/08/2021</span>
10477                    </div>
10478                    <p class="excerpt">
10479                        In his new year message, Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin, president of The Schechter Institutes, unravels the mystery of how special prayers were added to the Amidah we recite during the 10 days of repentance, from Rosh Hashanah to Yom Kippur.                    </p>
10480                </div>
10481            </a>
10482        </div>
10483            
10484        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-irina-gritsevskaya">
10485            <a href="https://schechter.edu/turning-curses-into-blessings-in-the-new-year/">
10486                <div class="image-wrapper">
10487                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Pexels-Ki-Tavo-2.jpg)"></div>
10488                </div>
10489                <div class="text-wrapper">
10490                    <h4 class="title">
10491                        Turning Curses Into Blessings in the New Year                    </h4>
10492                                            <div class="tags">
10493                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10494                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10495                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10496                                                    </div>
10497                                        <div class="details">
10498                        <div class="author">
10499                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10500                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-19.jpg)"></div>
10501                                    </div>
10502                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya</span>
10503                                                    </div>
10504                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10505                        <span class="date">22/08/2021</span>
10506                    </div>
10507                    <p class="excerpt">
10508                        There is a reason why we read Parashat Ki Tavo every year just prior to Rosh Hashanah. As we approach the new year, we have an opportunity to make our covenant with God flourish.                    </p>
10509                </div>
10510            </a>
10511        </div>
10512            
10513        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
10514            <a href="https://schechter.edu/repentance-is-also-about-the-promise-of-the-future/">
10515                <div class="image-wrapper">
10516                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Ki-Teitze-V.2-Mimi.jpg)"></div>
10517                </div>
10518                <div class="text-wrapper">
10519                    <h4 class="title">
10520                        Repentance: Connecting to the Promise of the Future                    </h4>
10521                                            <div class="tags">
10522                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10523                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10524                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10525                                                    </div>
10526                                        <div class="details">
10527                        <div class="author">
10528                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10529                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
10530                                    </div>
10531                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
10532                                                    </div>
10533                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10534                        <span class="date">15/08/2021</span>
10535                    </div>
10536                    <p class="excerpt">
10537                        Teshuvah – repentance – requires us to consider things that have happened in the past. It is also about connecting to the promise of the future, says Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson, Spiritual Mentor/Senior Lecturer of Rabbinics and Chassidic Thought at the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary.                     </p>
10538                </div>
10539            </a>
10540        </div>
10541            
10542        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors chaya-rowen-baker">
10543            <a href="https://schechter.edu/fake-news-and-a-timely-lesson-from-the-prophets/">
10544                <div class="image-wrapper">
10545                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Chaya-RB-shoftim1.jpg)"></div>
10546                </div>
10547                <div class="text-wrapper">
10548                    <h4 class="title">
10549                        Fake News and a Lesson from the Prophets                    </h4>
10550                                            <div class="tags">
10551                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10552                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10553                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10554                                                    </div>
10555                                        <div class="details">
10556                        <div class="author">
10557                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10558                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Chaya-Rowen-Baker-4cropped.png.jpeg)"></div>
10559                                    </div>
10560                                                                <sp
10560an class="author-name">Rabbi Chaya Rowen Baker</span>
10561                                                    </div>
10562                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10563                        <span class="date">08/08/2021</span>
10564                    </div>
10565                    <p class="excerpt">
10566                         Fake news and false information: How can we identify it? Parashat Shoftim has a timely lesson for confronting this challenging and disruptive contemporary dilemma.                     </p>
10567                </div>
10568            </a>
10569        </div>
10570            
10571        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
10572            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-7-haftarot-of-consolation/">
10573                <div class="image-wrapper">
10574                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Tamar-Reeh-2021.jpg)"></div>
10575                </div>
10576                <div class="text-wrapper">
10577                    <h4 class="title">
10578                        The Haftarot of Consolation: Encouraging Words from the Prophet Isaiah                    </h4>
10579                                            <div class="tags">
10580                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10581                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10582                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10583                                                    </div>
10584                                        <div class="details">
10585                        <div class="author">
10586                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10587                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
10588                                    </div>
10589                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
10590                                                    </div>
10591                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10592                        <span class="date">01/08/2021</span>
10593                    </div>
10594                    <p class="excerpt">
10595                        In the period between Tisha B'Av and Rosh Hashanah, when the weekly Torah reading is accompanied by the seven haftarot of consolation, Dr. Tamar Kadari provides encouraging words of hope and comfort from the Prophet Isaiah.                    </p>
10596                </div>
10597            </a>
10598        </div>
10599            
10600        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
10601            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-does-it-take-to-build-a-relationship-of-love-with-god/">
10602                <div class="image-wrapper">
10603                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Mimi-Eikev-new-2.jpg)"></div>
10604                </div>
10605                <div class="text-wrapper">
10606                    <h4 class="title">
10607                        What Does it Take to Build a Relationship of Love with God?                    </h4>
10608                                            <div class="tags">
10609                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10610                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10611                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10612                                                    </div>
10613                                        <div class="details">
10614                        <div class="author">
10615                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10616                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
10617                                    </div>
10618                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
10619                                                    </div>
10620                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10621                        <span class="date">25/07/2021</span>
10622                    </div>
10623                    <p class="excerpt">
10624                        What are you willing to do to build a relationship of love with God?  Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson, Spiritual Mentor/Senior Lecturer of Rabbinics and Chassidic Thought at the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary, says we need to share the totality of who we are in order to love and feel loved by God.                     </p>
10625                </div>
10626            </a>
10627        </div>
10628            
10629        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
10630            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vaetchanan-and-leadership-accountability/">
10631                <div class="image-wrapper">
10632                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Vaetchanan-new-crop-1.jpg)"></div>
10633                </div>
10634                <div class="text-wrapper">
10635                    <h4 class="title">
10636                        Leadership Accountability Requires an Equal Standard                    </h4>
10637                                            <div class="tags">
10638                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10639                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10640                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10641                                                    </div>
10642                                        <div class="details">
10643                        <div class="author">
10644                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10645                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
10646                                    </div>
10647                                                                <sp
10647an class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
10648                                                    </div>
10649                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10650                        <span class="date">18/07/2021</span>
10651                    </div>
10652                    <p class="excerpt">
10653                        Should leaders be given preferential treatment when they err?  Parashat Va'etchanan helps us understand the harsh judgement Moses receives for a seemingly small sin.                     </p>
10654                </div>
10655            </a>
10656        </div>
10657            
10658        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
10659            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-devarim-the-importance-of-courage/">
10660                <div class="image-wrapper">
10661                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Devarim-scaled.jpg)"></div>
10662                </div>
10663                <div class="text-wrapper">
10664                    <h4 class="title">
10665                        Parashat Devarim: The Importance of Courage                    </h4>
10666                                            <div class="tags">
10667                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10668                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10669                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10670                                                    </div>
10671                                        <div class="details">
10672                        <div class="author">
10673                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10674                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
10675                                    </div>
10676                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
10677                                                    </div>
10678                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10679                        <span class="date">12/07/2021</span>
10680                    </div>
10681                    <p class="excerpt">
10682                        Dr. David Frankel discusses the first chapters of the Book of Deuteronomy and asks, "How do we as a society today in Israel stand up to the call of the Torah to bring courage into our lives?"                    </p>
10683                </div>
10684            </a>
10685        </div>
10686            
10687        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
10688            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-matot-masei-should-we-emulate-gods-vengeance/">
10689                <div class="image-wrapper">
10690                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Matot-graphic-scaled.jpg)"></div>
10691                </div>
10692                <div class="text-wrapper">
10693                    <h4 class="title">
10694                        Parashat Matot-Masei: <br>Should We Emulate God&#8217;s Vengeance?                    </h4>
10695                                            <div class="tags">
10696                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10697                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10698                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10699                                                    </div>
10700                                        <div class="details">
10701                        <div class="author">
10702                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10703                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
10704                                    </div>
10705                                                                <sp
10705an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
10706                                                    </div>
10707                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10708                        <span class="date">04/07/2021</span>
10709                    </div>
10710                    <p class="excerpt">
10711                        Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch discusses how we balance our desire to emulate God with passages from the Torah in parashat Matot that call for conquest, killing and revenge.                     </p>
10712                </div>
10713            </a>
10714        </div>
10715            
10716        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-law-and-its-authority jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter women-in-jewish-law  all-authors dr-peri-sinclair">
10717            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-pinchas-an-enduring-act-of-feminine-courage/">
10718                <div class="image-wrapper">
10719                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/1024px-The_Daughters_of_Zelophehad.jpg)"></div>
10720                </div>
10721                <div class="text-wrapper">
10722                    <h4 class="title">
10723                        Parashat Pinchas: An Enduring Act of Feminine Courage                    </h4>
10724                                            <div class="tags">
10725                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10726                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
10727                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10728                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10729                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
10730                                                    </div>
10731                                        <div class="details">
10732                        <div class="author">
10733                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10734                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/peri-sinclair-e1592459480437.jpg)"></div>
10735                                    </div>
10736                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Peri Sinclair</span>
10737                                                    </div>
10738                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10739                        <span class="date">27/06/2021</span>
10740                    </div>
10741                    <p class="excerpt">
10742                        Dr. Peri Sinclair, Susan and Scott Shay Director General, TALI, recounts the surprising story of the five daughters of Tzlofechad, which documents how social change occurred even in biblical times.                    </p>
10743                </div>
10744            </a>
10745        </div>
10746            
10747        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-law-and-its-authority jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
10748            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-balak-a-timeless-lesson-about-respecting-privacy/">
10749                <div class="image-wrapper">
10750                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/pexels-dziana-hasanbekava-5589287-scaled.jpg)"></div>
10751                </div>
10752                <div class="text-wrapper">
10753                    <h4 class="title">
10754                        Parashat Balak: A Timeless Lesson About Respecting Privacy                    </h4>
10755                                            <div class="tags">
10756                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10757                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
10758                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10759                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10760                                                    </div>
10761                                        <div class="details">
10762                        <div class="author">
10763                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10764                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
10765                                    </div>
10766                                                                <sp
10766an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
10767                                                    </div>
10768                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10769                        <span class="date">20/06/2021</span>
10770                    </div>
10771                    <p class="excerpt">
10772                         The prayer Mah Tovu – How good are your tents, O Jacob, your dwelling places, O Israel – teaches us an important principle about Jewish law and privacy that is powerfully relevant today.                    </p>
10773                </div>
10774            </a>
10775        </div>
10776            
10777        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
10778            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-chukat-envisioning-the-perfect-death/">
10779                <div class="image-wrapper">
10780                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Tissot_The_Death_of_Aaron-Chukat.jpg)"></div>
10781                </div>
10782                <div class="text-wrapper">
10783                    <h4 class="title">
10784                        Parashat Chukat: Envisioning the Perfect Death                    </h4>
10785                                            <div class="tags">
10786                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10787                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10788                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10789                                                    </div>
10790                                        <div class="details">
10791                        <div class="author">
10792                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10793                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
10794                                    </div>
10795                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
10796                                                    </div>
10797                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10798                        <span class="date">13/06/2021</span>
10799                    </div>
10800                    <p class="excerpt">
10801                        Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson asks us to imagine the conversations leading up to Aaron’s death, between brothers and between father and son, and to envision our own perfect death.                      </p>
10802                </div>
10803            </a>
10804        </div>
10805            
10806        <div class="article archive-item all-topics non-jews prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
10807            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-to-borrow-secular-or-church-music-for-prayers-and-zemirot1responsa-in-a-moment-volume-15-number-5-june-2021/">
10808                <div class="image-wrapper">
10809                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/hod-hasharon-2008-2-4.jpg)"></div>
10810                </div>
10811                <div class="text-wrapper">
10812                    <h4 class="title">
10813                        Is it Permissible to Borrow Secular or Church Music for Prayers and Zemirot?                    </h4>
10814                                            <div class="tags">
10815                                                            <div class="tag">Non-Jews</div>
10816                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
10817                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
10818                                                    </div>
10819                                        <div class="details">
10820                        <div class="author">
10821                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10822                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
10823                                    </div>
10824                                                                <sp
10824an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
10825                                                    </div>
10826                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10827                        <span class="date">09/06/2021</span>
10828                    </div>
10829                    <p class="excerpt">
10830                        What does Jewish law say about the common practice of borrowing melodies from musicals, popular English and Hebrew songs, operas and even Christian and Muslim music for prayers and Shabbat zemirot?                      </p>
10831                </div>
10832            </a>
10833        </div>
10834            
10835        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
10836            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-korah/">
10837                <div class="image-wrapper">
10838                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Cooper-Korah-2.jpg)"></div>
10839                </div>
10840                <div class="text-wrapper">
10841                    <h4 class="title">
10842                        Parashat Korah: Seizing a Chance <br>To Make a Correction                    </h4>
10843                                            <div class="tags">
10844                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10845                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
10846                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10847                                                    </div>
10848                                        <div class="details">
10849                        <div class="author">
10850                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10851                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
10852                                    </div>
10853                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
10854                                                    </div>
10855                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10856                        <span class="date">06/06/2021</span>
10857                    </div>
10858                    <p class="excerpt">
10859                        The story of the rebellion against the prophet Samuel serves as a corrective for Korah and the failures of the Judges of the period.                     </p>
10860                </div>
10861            </a>
10862        </div>
10863            
10864        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism shabbat shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
10865            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-shelach-lecha-countering-the-pessimism-of-the-spies/">
10866                <div class="image-wrapper">
10867                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/pexels-ray-bilcliff-1672813-scaled.jpg)"></div>
10868                </div>
10869                <div class="text-wrapper">
10870                    <h4 class="title">
10871                        Parashat Shelach Lecha: A Zionist Response to the Pessimism of the Spies                    </h4>
10872                                            <div class="tags">
10873                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10874                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
10875                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat</div>
10876                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10877                                                    </div>
10878                                        <div class="details">
10879                        <div class="author">
10880                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10881                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
10882                                    </div>
10883                                                                <sp
10883an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
10884                                                    </div>
10885                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10886                        <span class="date">30/05/2021</span>
10887                    </div>
10888                    <p class="excerpt">
10889                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin, president of the Schechter Institutes, shares an inspirational song that serves as a Zionist alternative to the pessimism of the spies at the center of this week’s parasha Shelach Lecha.                     </p>
10890                </div>
10891            </a>
10892        </div>
10893            
10894        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shabbat shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
10895            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-naso-how-do-we-serve-god-from-a-place-of-doubt/">
10896                <div class="image-wrapper">
10897                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Naso-1-scaled.jpg)"></div>
10898                </div>
10899                <div class="text-wrapper">
10900                    <h4 class="title">
10901                        Parashat Naso: How Do We Serve God From a Place of Doubt?                    </h4>
10902                                            <div class="tags">
10903                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10904                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat</div>
10905                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10906                                                    </div>
10907                                        <div class="details">
10908                        <div class="author">
10909                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10910                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
10911                                    </div>
10912                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
10913                                                    </div>
10914                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10915                        <span class="date">18/05/2021</span>
10916                    </div>
10917                    <p class="excerpt">
10918                        Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson draws a parallel between attributes of the sons of Levi – Gershon, Kehath and Merari – and how we approach situations when there is doubt and uncertainty.                    </p>
10919                </div>
10920            </a>
10921        </div>
10922            
10923        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shabbat shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
10924            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-bamidbar-the-desert-is-the-perfect-setting-to-become-holy/">
10925                <div class="image-wrapper">
10926                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/bamidbar-desert-camp-1.jpg)"></div>
10927                </div>
10928                <div class="text-wrapper">
10929                    <h4 class="title">
10930                        Parashat Bamidbar: The Desert is the Perfect Place to Become Holy                    </h4>
10931                                            <div class="tags">
10932                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10933                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat</div>
10934                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10935                                                    </div>
10936                                        <div class="details">
10937                        <div class="author">
10938                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10939                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
10940                                    </div>
10941                                                                <sp
10941an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
10942                                                    </div>
10943                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10944                        <span class="date">09/05/2021</span>
10945                    </div>
10946                    <p class="excerpt">
10947                        A substantial part of the Torah takes place in the desert. Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch explains why a place of emptiness and desolation is the ideal setting for one of the holiest moments in the history of the Jewish People.                    </p>
10948                </div>
10949            </a>
10950        </div>
10951            
10952        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
10953            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-behar-bechukotai-the-meaning-of-dwelling-in-the-land/">
10954                <div class="image-wrapper">
10955                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/shutterstock_1663021564-1-scaled.jpg)"></div>
10956                </div>
10957                <div class="text-wrapper">
10958                    <h4 class="title">
10959                        Parashat Behar-Bechukotai: The Meaning of Dwelling in the Land                    </h4>
10960                                            <div class="tags">
10961                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10962                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10963                                                    </div>
10964                                        <div class="details">
10965                        <div class="author">
10966                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10967                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
10968                                    </div>
10969                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
10970                                                    </div>
10971                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
10972                        <span class="date">03/05/2021</span>
10973                    </div>
10974                    <p class="excerpt">
10975                        Dr. David Frankel, senior Bible lecturer at the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, explains how the Bible is teaching us to rethink our relationship to our property and our land.                     </p>
10976                </div>
10977            </a>
10978        </div>
10979            
10980        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
10981            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-aharei-mot-kedoshim-building-a-metaphorical-sanctuary/">
10982                <div class="image-wrapper">
10983                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Eitan-kedoshim-april-2021-3.jpg)"></div>
10984                </div>
10985                <div class="text-wrapper">
10986                    <h4 class="title">
10987                        Parashat Aharei Mot-Kedoshim: Building a Metaphorical Sanctuary                    </h4>
10988                                            <div class="tags">
10989                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
10990                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
10991                                                    </div>
10992                                        <div class="details">
10993                        <div class="author">
10994                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
10995                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
10996                                    </div>
10997                                                                <sp
10997an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
10998                                                    </div>
10999                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11000                        <span class="date">18/04/2021</span>
11001                    </div>
11002                    <p class="excerpt">
11003                        Rabbi Akiva cites the verse “Love your neighbor as yourself" from this week's parasha as a challenge to building a metaphorical sanctuary, entering its Holy of Holies and learning to love and live well.                     </p>
11004                </div>
11005            </a>
11006        </div>
11007            
11008        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-irina-gritsevskaya">
11009            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-tazria-metzora-the-greater-good-versus-individual-rights/">
11010                <div class="image-wrapper">
11011                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Irina-Tazria-Metzora-3.jpg)"></div>
11012                </div>
11013                <div class="text-wrapper">
11014                    <h4 class="title">
11015                        Parashat Tazria-Metzora: The Greater Good Versus Individual Rights                    </h4>
11016                                            <div class="tags">
11017                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11018                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
11019                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11020                                                    </div>
11021                                        <div class="details">
11022                        <div class="author">
11023                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11024                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-19.jpg)"></div>
11025                                    </div>
11026                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya</span>
11027                                                    </div>
11028                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11029                        <span class="date">16/04/2021</span>
11030                    </div>
11031                    <p class="excerpt">
11032                        Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya, director of Midreshet Yerushalayim and Midreshet Schechter, discusses the case of the leper as a prime example of how society must weigh individual rights against the community's well being.                     </p>
11033                </div>
11034            </a>
11035        </div>
11036            
11037        <div class="article archive-item all-topics holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
11038            <a href="https://schechter.edu/from-the-holocaust-to-the-rebirth-of-israel-a-tale-of-two-letters-1938-1951-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-15-number-4-april-2021/">
11039                <div class="image-wrapper">
11040                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Golinkin-Israel-Bond-5-scaled.jpg)"></div>
11041                </div>
11042                <div class="text-wrapper">
11043                    <h4 class="title">
11044                        From the Holocaust to the Rebirth of Israel: A Tale of Two Letters –1938 &#038; 1951                    </h4>
11045                                            <div class="tags">
11046                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
11047                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
11048                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
11049                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
11050                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
11051                                                    </div>
11052                                        <div class="details">
11053                        <div class="author">
11054                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11055                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
11056                                    </div>
11057                                                                <sp
11057an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
11058                                                    </div>
11059                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11060                        <span class="date">08/04/2021</span>
11061                    </div>
11062                    <p class="excerpt">
11063                         Two family letters give perspective to the history and current state of Israel as it marks 73 years of statehood.                     </p>
11064                </div>
11065            </a>
11066        </div>
11067            
11068        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
11069            <a href="https://schechter.edu/responding-to-tragedy-parashat-shemini-and-holocaust-remembrance-day/">
11070                <div class="image-wrapper">
11071                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/shutterstock_663226789-1.jpg)"></div>
11072                </div>
11073                <div class="text-wrapper">
11074                    <h4 class="title">
11075                        Responding to Tragedy: Parashat Shemini and Holocaust Remembrance Day                    </h4>
11076                                            <div class="tags">
11077                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11078                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
11079                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11080                                                    </div>
11081                                        <div class="details">
11082                        <div class="author">
11083                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11084                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
11085                                    </div>
11086                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
11087                                                    </div>
11088                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11089                        <span class="date">05/04/2021</span>
11090                    </div>
11091                    <p class="excerpt">
11092                        As we observe Holocaust Remembrance Day, Dr. Tamar Kadari, Dean of The Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, looks at different ways to respond to tragedy.                    </p>
11093                </div>
11094            </a>
11095        </div>
11096            
11097        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
11098            <a href="https://schechter.edu/drama-or-trauma-who-are-you-when-you-cross-the-red-sea/">
11099                <div class="image-wrapper">
11100                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Passover-pillar-of-fire-Mimi-thumb.jpg)"></div>
11101                </div>
11102                <div class="text-wrapper">
11103                    <h4 class="title">
11104                        Drama or Trauma: Who Are You When You Cross the Red Sea?                    </h4>
11105                                            <div class="tags">
11106                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11107                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
11108                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11109                                                    </div>
11110                                        <div class="details">
11111                        <div class="author">
11112                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11113                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
11114                                    </div>
11115                                                                <sp
11115an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
11116                                                    </div>
11117                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11118                        <span class="date">29/03/2021</span>
11119                    </div>
11120                    <p class="excerpt">
11121                        Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson, Spiritual Mentor/Senior Lecturer of Rabbinics and Chassidic Thought at the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary, explores what happened to us in Egypt and the journey across the Red Sea.                      </p>
11122                </div>
11123            </a>
11124        </div>
11125            
11126        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
11127            <a href="https://schechter.edu/shavua-tov-passover-giving-thanks/">
11128                <div class="image-wrapper">
11129                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Miracles-Ahead-2.jpg)"></div>
11130                </div>
11131                <div class="text-wrapper">
11132                    <h4 class="title">
11133                        “From Sorrow into Joy, from Darkness into Great Light&#8221;                    </h4>
11134                                            <div class="tags">
11135                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11136                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
11137                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11138                                                    </div>
11139                                        <div class="details">
11140                        <div class="author">
11141                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11142                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
11143                                    </div>
11144                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
11145                                                    </div>
11146                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11147                        <span class="date">21/03/2021</span>
11148                    </div>
11149                    <p class="excerpt">
11150                        Rabbi Professor David Golinkin, President of The Schechter Institutes, examines events in history – both Biblical and modern – and how those involved gave thanks for their salvation.                     </p>
11151                </div>
11152            </a>
11153        </div>
11154            
11155        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
11156            <a href="https://schechter.edu/preparing-for-the-festival-when-erev-pesach-falls-on-shabbat/">
11157                <div class="image-wrapper">
11158                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Camel-and-Matzah-WS-2.jpg)"></div>
11159                </div>
11160                <div class="text-wrapper">
11161                    <h4 class="title">
11162                        What do we do when Erev Pesah falls on Shabbat?(1) Volume 15, Number 3, March 2021                    </h4>
11163                                            <div class="tags">
11164                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
11165                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
11166                                                    </div>
11167                                        <div class="details">
11168                        <div class="author">
11169                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11170                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
11171                                    </div>
11172                                                                <sp
11172an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
11173                                                    </div>
11174                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11175                        <span class="date">14/03/2021</span>
11176                    </div>
11177                    <p class="excerpt">
11178                        Erev Pesah falls this year on Shabbat. How should one go about preparing for the festival and for the Shabbat meals?                    </p>
11179                </div>
11180            </a>
11181        </div>
11182            
11183        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
11184            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vayakhel-pikkudei-building-the-tabernacle-paves-a-path-to-freedom/">
11185                <div class="image-wrapper">
11186                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/pexels-pixabay-vayakhel-e1615127493183.jpg)"></div>
11187                </div>
11188                <div class="text-wrapper">
11189                    <h4 class="title">
11190                        Parashat Vayakhel-Pekkudei: A Dwelling Place for God Paves a Path to Freedom                    </h4>
11191                                            <div class="tags">
11192                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11193                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11194                                                    </div>
11195                                        <div class="details">
11196                        <div class="author">
11197                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11198                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
11199                                    </div>
11200                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
11201                                                    </div>
11202                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11203                        <span class="date">08/03/2021</span>
11204                    </div>
11205                    <p class="excerpt">
11206                        Eitan Cooper, Executive Vice President of The Schechter Institutes, imparts two fundamental lessons from the building of the Tabernacle.                    </p>
11207                </div>
11208            </a>
11209        </div>
11210            
11211        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-peri-sinclair">
11212            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-ki-tissa-challenging-times-call-for-creative-leadership/">
11213                <div class="image-wrapper">
11214                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Ki-Tissa-3.jpg)"></div>
11215                </div>
11216                <div class="text-wrapper">
11217                    <h4 class="title">
11218                        Parashat Ki Tissa: Challenging Times Call for Creative Leadership                    </h4>
11219                                            <div class="tags">
11220                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11221                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11222                                                    </div>
11223                                        <div class="details">
11224                        <div class="author">
11225                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11226                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/peri-sinclair-e1592459480437.jpg)"></div>
11227                                    </div>
11228                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Peri Sinclair</span>
11229                                                    </div>
11230                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11231                        <span class="date">01/03/2021</span>
11232                    </div>
11233                    <p class="excerpt">
11234                        Dr. Peri Sinclair, Director General of TALI, finds a new perspective on this weeks parasha, Ki Tissa, in light of the pandemic and leadership challenges of the past year.                    </p>
11235                </div>
11236            </a>
11237        </div>
11238            
11239        <div class="article archive-item all-topics miscellaneous responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
11240            <a href="https://schechter.edu/must-gods-name-be-written-in-english-as-g-d/">
11241                <div class="image-wrapper">
11242                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/genesis-so-god-4.jpg)"></div>
11243                </div>
11244                <div class="text-wrapper">
11245                    <h4 class="title">
11246                        Must God’s Name Be Written in English as G-d?                    </h4>
11247                                            <div class="tags">
11248                                                            <div class="tag">Miscellaneous</div>
11249                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
11250                                                    </div>
11251                                        <div class="details">
11252                        <div class="author">
11253                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11254                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
11255                                    </div>
11256                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
11257                                                    </div>
11258                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11259                        <span class="date">22/02/2021</span>
11260                    </div>
11261                    <p class="excerpt">
11262                        It is common practice among many Jews, especially Orthodox Jews, to write G-d instead of God. Is there any halakhic basis for this practice? Should it be followed?                    </p>
11263                </div>
11264            </a>
11265        </div>
11266            
11267        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter social-justice  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
11268            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-terumah-mining-the-treasures-within-us/">
11269                <div class="image-wrapper">
11270                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Terumah-desert-2.jpg)"></div>
11271                </div>
11272                <div class="text-wrapper">
11273                    <h4 class="title">
11274                        Parashat Terumah: Mining the Treasures Within Us                    </h4>
11275                                            <div class="tags">
11276                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11277                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11278                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
11279                                                    </div>
11280                                        <div class="details">
11281                        <div class="author">
11282                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11283                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
11284                                    </div>
11285                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
11286                                                    </div>
11287                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11288                        <span class="date">13/02/2021</span>
11289                    </div>
11290                    <p class="excerpt">
11291                        Dr. Tamar Kadari offers a colorful parable from the Midrash that teaches how charity is not related to wealth but what we have inside us.                    </p>
11292                </div>
11293            </a>
11294        </div>
11295            
11296        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-irina-gritsevskaya">
11297            <a href="https://schechter.edu/choosing-to-belong-to-the-chosen-people/">
11298                <div class="image-wrapper">
11299                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/shutterstock_179968187-1.jpg)"></div>
11300                </div>
11301                <div class="text-wrapper">
11302                    <h4 class="title">
11303                        Choosing to Belong to the Chosen People                    </h4>
11304                                            <div class="tags">
11305                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11306                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11307                                                    </div>
11308                                        <div class="details">
11309                        <div class="author">
11310                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11311                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-19.jpg)"></div>
11312                                    </div>
11313                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya</span>
11314                                                    </div>
11315                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11316                        <span class="date">08/02/2021</span>
11317                    </div>
11318                    <p class="excerpt">
11319                         Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya, director of Midreshet Schechter and Midreshet Yerushalayim, discusses Parashat Mishpatim and the unique relationship between God and the Jewish People.                    </p>
11320                </div>
11321            </a>
11322        </div>
11323            
11324        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
11325            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-did-moses-descend-with-two-tablets-of-the-10-commandments/">
11326                <div class="image-wrapper">
11327                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/ST-Yitro-3.jpg)"></div>
11328                </div>
11329                <div class="text-wrapper">
11330                    <h4 class="title">
11331                        Why did Moses descend with two tablets of the 10 commandments?                    </h4>
11332                                            <div class="tags">
11333                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11334                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11335                                                    </div>
11336                                        <div class="details">
11337                        <div class="author">
11338                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11339                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
11340                                    </div>
11341                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
11342                                                    </div>
11343                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11344                        <span class="date">31/01/2021</span>
11345                    </div>
11346                    <p class="excerpt">
11347                        Physical depictions of the 10 commandments lead us to believe that two tablets were required to write all of the 10 commandments. Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin on Parashat Yitro cites a Talmudic discussion and two prominent archeological discoveries as evidence that there were two identical tablets.                    </p>
11348                </div>
11349            </a>
11350        </div>
11351            
11352        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
11353            <a href="https://schechter.edu/songs-of-the-heart-reb-mimi-feigelson-on-shabbat-shira/">
11354                <div class="image-wrapper">
11355                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/shutterstock_233972752-scaled.jpg)"></div>
11356                </div>
11357                <div class="text-wrapper">
11358                    <h4 class="title">
11359                        Songs of the Heart: Shabbat Shira                    </h4>
11360                                            <div class="tags">
11361                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11362                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11363                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
11364                                                    </div>
11365                                        <div class="details">
11366                        <div class="author">
11367                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11368                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
11369                                    </div>
11370                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
11371                                                    </div>
11372                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11373                        <span class="date">25/01/2021</span>
11374                    </div>
11375                    <p class="excerpt">
11376                        Parashat Beshalach and the Song of the Sea – The Slonimer Rebbe described three types of song: songs of the mind, songs of the heart and songs of the limbs. What songs might we find inside ourselves?                    </p>
11377                </div>
11378            </a>
11379        </div>
11380            
11381        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
11382            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rabbi-prof-david-golinkin-on-redemption-and-inheritance/">
11383                <div class="image-wrapper">
11384                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/sea-and-reeds.jpg)"></div>
11385                </div>
11386                <div class="text-wrapper">
11387                    <h4 class="title">
11388                        Redemption and Inheritance: Parashat Bo                    </h4>
11389                                            <div class="tags">
11390                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11391                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11392                                                    </div>
11393                                        <div class="details">
11394                        <div class="author">
11395                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11396                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
11397                                    </div>
11398                                                                <sp
11398an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
11399                                                    </div>
11400                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11401                        <span class="date">17/01/2021</span>
11402                    </div>
11403                    <p class="excerpt">
11404                        Parashat Bo: How do we claim our dual inheritance, that of the Torah and of the Land of Israel?                    </p>
11405                </div>
11406            </a>
11407        </div>
11408            
11409        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
11410            <a href="https://schechter.edu/gods-infinite-wisdom-ari-ackerman-parshat-vaera/">
11411                <div class="image-wrapper">
11412                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/1200px-Moses_Aharon_Shofar_Pharaoh_by_Nina_Paley.jpg)"></div>
11413                </div>
11414                <div class="text-wrapper">
11415                    <h4 class="title">
11416                        God&#8217;s Infinite Wisdom: Parashat Va&#8217;era                    </h4>
11417                                            <div class="tags">
11418                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11419                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11420                                                    </div>
11421                                        <div class="details">
11422                        <div class="author">
11423                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11424                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
11425                                    </div>
11426                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
11427                                                    </div>
11428                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11429                        <span class="date">10/01/2021</span>
11430                    </div>
11431                    <p class="excerpt">
11432                        In Parashat Va'era Moses threatens Pharaoh with plagues, revealing the nature of God's infinite wisdom via these supernatural events.                     </p>
11433                </div>
11434            </a>
11435        </div>
11436            
11437        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
11438            <a href="https://schechter.edu/abraham-or-moses-whose-god-is-it-anyway-eitan-cooper-on-parashat-shemot/">
11439                <div class="image-wrapper">
11440                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Burning-Bush-Plant.jpg)"></div>
11441                </div>
11442                <div class="text-wrapper">
11443                    <h4 class="title">
11444                        Whose God is it Anyway? Parashat Shemot                    </h4>
11445                                            <div class="tags">
11446                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11447                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11448                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
11449                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
11450                                                    </div>
11451                                        <div class="details">
11452                        <div class="author">
11453                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11454                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
11455                                    </div>
11456                                                                <sp
11456an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
11457                                                    </div>
11458                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11459                        <span class="date">03/01/2021</span>
11460                    </div>
11461                    <p class="excerpt">
11462                        God of Abraham or God of Moses?  Eitan Cooper, Executive Vice President of The Schechter Institutes, examines two contrasting portrayals of God...                    </p>
11463                </div>
11464            </a>
11465        </div>
11466            
11467        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-peri-sinclair">
11468            <a href="https://schechter.edu/name-changes-in-the-bible-dr-peri-sinclair-on-parashat-vayechi/">
11469                <div class="image-wrapper">
11470                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Egyptian_Farmers.jpg)"></div>
11471                </div>
11472                <div class="text-wrapper">
11473                    <h4 class="title">
11474                        Name Changes in the Bible: Dr. Peri Sinclair on Parashat Vayechi                    </h4>
11475                                            <div class="tags">
11476                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11477                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11478                                                    </div>
11479                                        <div class="details">
11480                        <div class="author">
11481                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11482                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/peri-sinclair-e1592459480437.jpg)"></div>
11483                                    </div>
11484                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Peri Sinclair</span>
11485                                                    </div>
11486                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11487                        <span class="date">28/12/2020</span>
11488                    </div>
11489                    <p class="excerpt">
11490                        Name changes in the Bible occur on several occasions and raise many questions. Parashat Vayechi explores the differences and symbolism of the two names of the patriarch Ya'akov.                    </p>
11491                </div>
11492            </a>
11493        </div>
11494            
11495        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-sarah-schwartz">
11496            <a href="https://schechter.edu/judah-or-joseph-human-action-or-divine-plan/">
11497                <div class="image-wrapper">
11498                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Judah-and-Joseph.jpg)"></div>
11499                </div>
11500                <div class="text-wrapper">
11501                    <h4 class="title">
11502                        Judah or Joseph? Human Action or Divine Plan?                    </h4>
11503                                            <div class="tags">
11504                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11505                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11506                                                    </div>
11507                                        <div class="details">
11508                        <div class="author">
11509                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11510                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/‏‏_ETN7912-עותק.jpg)"></div>
11511                                    </div>
11512                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Sarah Schwartz</span>
11513                                                    </div>
11514                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11515                        <span class="date">20/12/2020</span>
11516                    </div>
11517                    <p class="excerpt">
11518                        Judah or Joseph?  Which brother&#8217;s point of view would you adopt? Dr. Sarah Schwartz, head of Bible studies at The Schechter...                    </p>
11519                </div>
11520            </a>
11521        </div>
11522            
11523        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
11524            <a href="https://schechter.edu/lighting-the-chanukah-candles-reb-mimi-shabbat-chanukah/">
11525                <div class="image-wrapper">
11526                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/368px-Hanuka-Menorah-by-Gil-Dekel-2014-1-e1512842446753.jpg)"></div>
11527                </div>
11528                <div class="text-wrapper">
11529                    <h4 class="title">
11530                        Lighting the Chanukah Candles: Shabbat Chanukah                    </h4>
11531                                            <div class="tags">
11532                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
11533                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11534                                                    </div>
11535                                        <div class="details">
11536                        <div class="author">
11537                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11538                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
11539                                    </div>
11540                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
11541                                                    </div>
11542                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11543                        <span class="date">07/12/2020</span>
11544                    </div>
11545                    <p class="excerpt">
11546                        How will we bring light this Chanukah? Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson, Spiritual Mentor/Senior Lecturer of Rabbinics and Chassidic Thought at...                    </p>
11547                </div>
11548            </a>
11549        </div>
11550            
11551        <div class="article archive-item all-topics medical-ethics religion-science responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
11552            <a href="https://schechter.edu/does-halakhah-require-vaccination/">
11553                <div class="image-wrapper">
11554                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/shutterstock_181674146-scaled.jpg)"></div>
11555                </div>
11556                <div class="text-wrapper">
11557                    <h4 class="title">
11558                        Does Halakhah Require Vaccination Against Dangerous Diseases Such as Measles, Rubella, Polio and Covid-19?                    </h4>
11559                                            <div class="tags">
11560                                                            <div class="tag">Medical Ethics</div>
11561                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
11562                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
11563                                                    </div>
11564                                        <div class="details">
11565                        <div class="author">
11566                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11567                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
11568                                    </div>
11569                                                                <sp
11569an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
11570                                                    </div>
11571                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11572                        <span class="date">01/12/2020</span>
11573                    </div>
11574                    <p class="excerpt">
11575                        Does Jewish law require vaccination? How does Jewish law relate to those who endanger the lives of others by refusing to be vaccinated?                    </p>
11576                </div>
11577            </a>
11578        </div>
11579            
11580        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
11581            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jacob-and-esau-dr-gila-vachman-on-parashat-vayishlach/">
11582                <div class="image-wrapper">
11583                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/jacob-and-esau-scaled.jpg)"></div>
11584                </div>
11585                <div class="text-wrapper">
11586                    <h4 class="title">
11587                        Jacob and Esau: Can Enemies Be Friends?                    </h4>
11588                                            <div class="tags">
11589                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11590                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11591                                                    </div>
11592                                        <div class="details">
11593                        <div class="author">
11594                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11595                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
11596                                    </div>
11597                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
11598                                                    </div>
11599                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11600                        <span class="date">30/11/2020</span>
11601                    </div>
11602                    <p class="excerpt">
11603                        Jacob and Esau: Their contentious relationship goes back to their tussle inside their mother Rebecca&#8217;s womb. What are our expectations...                    </p>
11604                </div>
11605            </a>
11606        </div>
11607            
11608        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-irina-gritsevskaya">
11609            <a href="https://schechter.edu/tapping-into-the-greatness-of-rachel-and-leah-in-parashat-vayetze/">
11610                <div class="image-wrapper">
11611                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Dante_Gabriel_Rossetti_-_Dantes_Vision_of_Rachel_and_Leah.jpg)"></div>
11612                </div>
11613                <div class="text-wrapper">
11614                    <h4 class="title">
11615                        Tapping into the Greatness of Rachel and Leah in Parashat Vayetze                    </h4>
11616                                            <div class="tags">
11617                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11618                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11619                                                    </div>
11620                                        <div class="details">
11621                        <div class="author">
11622                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11623                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-19.jpg)"></div>
11624                                    </div>
11625                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya</span>
11626                                                    </div>
11627                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11628                        <span class="date">22/11/2020</span>
11629                    </div>
11630                    <p class="excerpt">
11631                        Who out of the two sisters in Parashat Vayetze holds the best recipe for happiness, Leah or Rachel? And which approach is Who out of the two sisters in Parashat Vayetze holds the best recipe for happiness? Leah or Rachel? And which approach is preferred??                    </p>
11632                </div>
11633            </a>
11634        </div>
11635            
11636        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
11637            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-toldot-with-tamar-kadari/">
11638                <div class="image-wrapper">
11639                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/shutterstock_56540236-scaled.jpg)"></div>
11640                </div>
11641                <div class="text-wrapper">
11642                    <h4 class="title">
11643                        Parashat Toldot with Tamar Kadari                    </h4>
11644                                            <div class="tags">
11645                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11646                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11647                                                    </div>
11648                                        <div class="details">
11649                        <div class="author">
11650                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11651                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
11652                                    </div>
11653                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
11654                                                    </div>
11655                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11656                        <span class="date">15/11/2020</span>
11657                    </div>
11658                    <p class="excerpt">
11659                        Parashat Toldot describes Rebecca, the wife of Isaac. Despite coming from a family of deceivers, she epitomizes verse 2.2 in Song of Songs, as a "lily among brambles" because of her good deeds and inner virtues.                    </p>
11660                </div>
11661            </a>
11662        </div>
11663            
11664        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
11665            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-chayei-sarah-with-rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson/">
11666                <div class="image-wrapper">
11667                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/cloud-540x228-1.jpeg)"></div>
11668                </div>
11669                <div class="text-wrapper">
11670                    <h4 class="title">
11671                        Saying No to God in Parashat Chayei Sarah                    </h4>
11672                                            <div class="tags">
11673                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11674                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11675                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
11676                                                    </div>
11677                                        <div class="details">
11678                        <div class="author">
11679                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11680                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
11681                                    </div>
11682                                                                <sp
11682an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
11683                                                    </div>
11684                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11685                        <span class="date">09/11/2020</span>
11686                    </div>
11687                    <p class="excerpt">
11688                        Parashat Chayei Sarah recounts the death of Sarah, our matriarch, upon hearing of the binding of her only son, Isaac. It affected her so deeply that it ended her life.Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson explains how when Sarah told God, "No, I cannot endure this," she taught us that it is not only okay to say no to God but it can also be seen as an act of love and faith towards God.                    </p>
11689                </div>
11690            </a>
11691        </div>
11692            
11693        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
11694            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vayera-what-is-so-bad-about-the-middle-path/">
11695                <div class="image-wrapper">
11696                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/shutterstock_751012231-scaled.jpg)"></div>
11697                </div>
11698                <div class="text-wrapper">
11699                    <h4 class="title">
11700                        Parashat Vayera: What is so Bad About the Middle Path?                    </h4>
11701                                            <div class="tags">
11702                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11703                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11704                                                    </div>
11705                                        <div class="details">
11706                        <div class="author">
11707                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11708                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
11709                                    </div>
11710                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
11711                                                    </div>
11712                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11713                        <span class="date">29/10/2020</span>
11714                    </div>
11715                    <p class="excerpt">
11716                        Parashat Vayera tells us the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, the famous cities that were so corrupt that God had to destroy them in their entirety, in spite of Abraham’s attempts to assuage God from performing this extreme action.                    </p>
11717                </div>
11718            </a>
11719        </div>
11720            
11721        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
11722            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-lech-lecha-with-rabbi-david-golinkin/">
11723                <div class="image-wrapper">
11724                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Israeli-Flag-in-Sun-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
11725                </div>
11726                <div class="text-wrapper">
11727                    <h4 class="title">
11728                        Parashat Lech Lecha with Rabbi David Golinkin                    </h4>
11729                                            <div class="tags">
11730                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11731                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
11732                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11733                                                    </div>
11734                                        <div class="details">
11735                        <div class="author">
11736                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11737                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
11738                                    </div>
11739                                                                <sp
11739an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
11740                                                    </div>
11741                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11742                        <span class="date">22/10/2020</span>
11743                    </div>
11744                    <p class="excerpt">
11745                        And God said to Abraham, ‘get you up and go from your land from the place where you were born from the house of your forefathers to the land that I will show you.                    </p>
11746                </div>
11747            </a>
11748        </div>
11749            
11750        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
11751            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-noach-with-dr-ari-ackerman/">
11752                <div class="image-wrapper">
11753                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/wiktor-karkocha-DSjBUCIZdXE-unsplash-scaled.jpg)"></div>
11754                </div>
11755                <div class="text-wrapper">
11756                    <h4 class="title">
11757                        Parashat Noach with Dr. Ari Ackerman                    </h4>
11758                                            <div class="tags">
11759                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11760                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11761                                                    </div>
11762                                        <div class="details">
11763                        <div class="author">
11764                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11765                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
11766                                    </div>
11767                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
11768                                                    </div>
11769                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11770                        <span class="date">18/10/2020</span>
11771                    </div>
11772                    <p class="excerpt">
11773                        At the end of chapter 11 of the book of Genesis, is the episode of dor haflaga, or the generation of dispersion.                    </p>
11774                </div>
11775            </a>
11776        </div>
11777            
11778        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors eitan-cooper">
11779            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-bereshit-with-eitan-cooper-truth-good-and-evil-in-2020/">
11780                <div class="image-wrapper">
11781                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shutterstock_152945297-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
11782                </div>
11783                <div class="text-wrapper">
11784                    <h4 class="title">
11785                        Parashat Bereshit with Eitan Cooper: Truth, Good and Evil in 2020                    </h4>
11786                                            <div class="tags">
11787                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11788                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11789                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
11790                                                    </div>
11791                                        <div class="details">
11792                        <div class="author">
11793                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11794                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
11795                                    </div>
11796                                                                <sp
11796an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
11797                                                    </div>
11798                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11799                        <span class="date">11/10/2020</span>
11800                    </div>
11801                    <p class="excerpt">
11802                        In its first four chapters, the Book of Genesis paints a portrait of humanity that is refreshingly applicable to our current political and social dilemmas, and then offers a way forward as well, if we choose to take it.                    </p>
11803                </div>
11804            </a>
11805        </div>
11806            
11807        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays israel-and-zionism jewish-education shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
11808            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rethinking-pilgrimage-to-jerusalem-amid-a-global-pandemic/">
11809                <div class="image-wrapper">
11810                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/cords-bridge-email-scaled.jpg)"></div>
11811                </div>
11812                <div class="text-wrapper">
11813                    <h4 class="title">
11814                        Rethinking Pilgrimages to Jerusalem Amid a Global Pandemic                    </h4>
11815                                            <div class="tags">
11816                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
11817                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
11818                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
11819                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11820                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
11821                                                    </div>
11822                                        <div class="details">
11823                        <div class="author">
11824                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11825                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
11826                                    </div>
11827                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
11828                                                    </div>
11829                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11830                        <span class="date">06/10/2020</span>
11831                    </div>
11832                    <p class="excerpt">
11833                        As we celebrate the week-long festival of Sukkot, we are forced to approach the holiday in a drastically different way, in light of the coronavirus pandemic. This includes our inability to make the pilgrimage to Jerusalem and the Western Wall.                    </p>
11834                </div>
11835            </a>
11836        </div>
11837            
11838        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
11839            <a href="https://schechter.edu/abraham-accords-allow-for-gulf-muslims-to-visit-jerusalem/">
11840                <div class="image-wrapper">
11841                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Picture2-548x246-1.png)"></div>
11842                </div>
11843                <div class="text-wrapper">
11844                    <h4 class="title">
11845                        Abraham Accords Allow for Gulf Muslims to Visit Jerusalem                    </h4>
11846                                            <div class="tags">
11847                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
11848                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
11849                                                    </div>
11850                                        <div class="details">
11851                        <div class="author">
11852                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11853                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
11854                                    </div>
11855                                                                <sp
11855an class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
11856                                                    </div>
11857                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11858                        <span class="date">04/10/2020</span>
11859                    </div>
11860                    <p class="excerpt">
11861                        Professor Doron Bar explains how the signing of the historic Abraham Accords affects the Temple Mount.                    </p>
11862                </div>
11863            </a>
11864        </div>
11865            
11866        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible high-holidays shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
11867            <a href="https://schechter.edu/getting-in-touch-with-our-inner-jonah-for-yom-kippur/">
11868                <div class="image-wrapper">
11869                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/shutterstock_423564814-1-scaled-e1600766825395.jpg)"></div>
11870                </div>
11871                <div class="text-wrapper">
11872                    <h4 class="title">
11873                        Getting in Touch with Our Inner Jonah before Yom Kippur                    </h4>
11874                                            <div class="tags">
11875                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11876                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
11877                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11878                                                    </div>
11879                                        <div class="details">
11880                        <div class="author">
11881                                                                                                                                <span class="author-name">Nava B. Meirsdorf</span>
11882                                                                                    </div>
11883                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11884                        <span class="date">22/09/2020</span>
11885                    </div>
11886                    <p class="excerpt">
11887                        Ahead of Yom Kippur, Schechter Rabinical Seminary Student, Nava B. Meirsdorf shares the meaningful lesson hidden within the depths of the Book of Jonah and helps us to find the courage to fulfill our life's mission.                    </p>
11888                </div>
11889            </a>
11890        </div>
11891            
11892        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
11893            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rosh-hashanah-5781-a-new-years-greeting-from-rabbi-david-golinkin/">
11894                <div class="image-wrapper">
11895                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/rosh-hashana-1-scaled.jpg)"></div>
11896                </div>
11897                <div class="text-wrapper">
11898                    <h4 class="title">
11899                        Rosh Hashanah 5781: A New Year&#8217;s greeting from Rabbi David Golinkin                    </h4>
11900                                            <div class="tags">
11901                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
11902                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11903                                                    </div>
11904                                        <div class="details">
11905                        <div class="author">
11906                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11907                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
11908                                    </div>
11909                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
11910                                                    </div>
11911                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11912                        <span class="date">13/09/2020</span>
11913                    </div>
11914                    <p class="excerpt">
11915                        In honor of Rosh Hashanah and in the hope of a better year ahead, Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin shares two classic piyutim, liturgical poems, one from the Ashkenazic tradition and one from the Sephardic tradition, both offering the same message of hope for the coming year.                    </p>
11916                </div>
11917            </a>
11918        </div>
11919            
11920        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays shabbat shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
11921            <a href="https://schechter.edu/coming-and-going-in-parashat-nitzavim-vayelech/">
11922                <div class="image-wrapper">
11923                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/shofar_yk-scaled.jpg)"></div>
11924                </div>
11925                <div class="text-wrapper">
11926                    <h4 class="title">
11927                        Coming and going in Parashat Nitzavim-Vayelech                    </h4>
11928                                            <div class="tags">
11929                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
11930                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat</div>
11931                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11932                                                    </div>
11933                                        <div class="details">
11934                        <div class="author">
11935                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11936                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
11937                                    </div>
11938                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
11939                                                    </div>
11940                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11941                        <span class="date">06/09/2020</span>
11942                    </div>
11943                    <p class="excerpt">
11944                        As we approach the last Shabbat of the Jewish year, Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson uses Parashat Nitzavim-Vayelech as an opportunity to invite us to examine and question our strengths and what we want to take with us into the new year.                    </p>
11945                </div>
11946            </a>
11947        </div>
11948            
11949        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
11950            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-jewish-view-of-non-violent-protest-and-civil-disobedience/">
11951                <div class="image-wrapper">
11952                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/shutterstock_1788827423-scaled.jpg)"></div>
11953                </div>
11954                <div class="text-wrapper">
11955                    <h4 class="title">
11956                        A Jewish View of Non-Violent Protest and Civil Disobedience                    </h4>
11957                                            <div class="tags">
11958                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
11959                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
11960                                                    </div>
11961                                        <div class="details">
11962                        <div class="author">
11963                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11964                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
11965                                    </div>
11966                                                                <sp
11966an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
11967                                                    </div>
11968                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11969                        <span class="date">31/08/2020</span>
11970                    </div>
11971                    <p class="excerpt">
11972                        In general, Jewish law and tradition have a positive attitude towards protest. Genesis 18 contains Abraham’s classic protest against what he perceived as Divine injustice regarding the destruction of Sodom.                    </p>
11973                </div>
11974            </a>
11975        </div>
11976            
11977        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
11978            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-ki-tavo/">
11979                <div class="image-wrapper">
11980                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/shutterstock_1643947495.jpg)"></div>
11981                </div>
11982                <div class="text-wrapper">
11983                    <h4 class="title">
11984                        Making Peace with God in Parashat Ki Tavo                    </h4>
11985                                            <div class="tags">
11986                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
11987                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
11988                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
11989                                                    </div>
11990                                        <div class="details">
11991                        <div class="author">
11992                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
11993                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
11994                                    </div>
11995                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
11996                                                    </div>
11997                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
11998                        <span class="date">27/08/2020</span>
11999                    </div>
12000                    <p class="excerpt">
12001                        Parashat Ki Tavo is devoted largely to the tokhehah, a warning of punishment that will befall Israel if they ignore God’s will, and many if not most of the verses in this long passage are devoted to diseases and affliction of body and soul, and most of the others are devoted to devastation wreaked upon the economy.                    </p>
12002                </div>
12003            </a>
12004        </div>
12005            
12006        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
12007            <a href="https://schechter.edu/ki-teitzei/">
12008                <div class="image-wrapper">
12009                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/shutterstock_226547617.jpg)"></div>
12010                </div>
12011                <div class="text-wrapper">
12012                    <h4 class="title">
12013                        Learning from the uncomfortable commandments of Ki Teitzei                    </h4>
12014                                            <div class="tags">
12015                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
12016                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12017                                                    </div>
12018                                        <div class="details">
12019                        <div class="author">
12020                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12021                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12022                                    </div>
12023                                                                <sp
12023an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
12024                                                    </div>
12025                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12026                        <span class="date">23/08/2020</span>
12027                    </div>
12028                    <p class="excerpt">
12029                        Rabbi Avi Novis Deutsch confronts three very unusual commandments that appear in the beginning of Parashat Ki teitzei and uses them to not necessarily follow these commandments, but to learn from them.                    </p>
12030                </div>
12031            </a>
12032        </div>
12033            
12034        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pluralism-and-politics shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
12035            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-shoftim-with-eitan-cooper/">
12036                <div class="image-wrapper">
12037                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/shutterstock_1034812465.jpg)"></div>
12038                </div>
12039                <div class="text-wrapper">
12040                    <h4 class="title">
12041                        Connecting contemporary politics to Parashat Shoftim with Eitan Cooper                    </h4>
12042                                            <div class="tags">
12043                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
12044                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12045                                                    </div>
12046                                        <div class="details">
12047                        <div class="author">
12048                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12049                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
12050                                    </div>
12051                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
12052                                                    </div>
12053                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12054                        <span class="date">16/08/2020</span>
12055                    </div>
12056                    <p class="excerpt">
12057                        This week’s Torah Portion, Shoftim (Judges) describes the political institutions of Biblical Israel – Judiciary, Monarchy, Prophet and Priest. It is the closest thing to a political constitution in the Torah, so it is worth exploring in the light of contemporary politics.                    </p>
12058                </div>
12059            </a>
12060        </div>
12061            
12062        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin synagogue-life  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
12063            <a href="https://schechter.edu/responsa_barefoot-prayer/">
12064                <div class="image-wrapper">
12065                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/shutterstock_1689625204.jpg)"></div>
12066                </div>
12067                <div class="text-wrapper">
12068                    <h4 class="title">
12069                        Is it Permissible to Pray Barefoot?                    </h4>
12070                                            <div class="tags">
12071                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
12072                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
12073                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
12074                                                    </div>
12075                                        <div class="details">
12076                        <div class="author">
12077                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12078                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12079                                    </div>
12080                                                                <sp
12080an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
12081                                                    </div>
12082                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12083                        <span class="date">13/08/2020</span>
12084                    </div>
12085                    <p class="excerpt">
12086                        Question from Rabbi Yoav Ende: There is a growing trend to remove one’s shoes before entering a synagogue. Is it permissible to pray barefoot?                    </p>
12087                </div>
12088            </a>
12089        </div>
12090            
12091        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter social-justice  all-authors dr-peri-sinclair">
12092            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-reeh/">
12093                <div class="image-wrapper">
12094                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/shutterstock_118419808.jpg)"></div>
12095                </div>
12096                <div class="text-wrapper">
12097                    <h4 class="title">
12098                        Shmita and Social Justice in Parashat Re&#8217;eh                    </h4>
12099                                            <div class="tags">
12100                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12101                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
12102                                                    </div>
12103                                        <div class="details">
12104                        <div class="author">
12105                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12106                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/peri-sinclair-e1592459480437.jpg)"></div>
12107                                    </div>
12108                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Peri Sinclair</span>
12109                                                    </div>
12110                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12111                        <span class="date">09/08/2020</span>
12112                    </div>
12113                    <p class="excerpt">
12114                        Parashat Re'eh revisits the ideas of Sh'mita (Sabbatical year) and Tzedek (justice). Dr Peri Sinclair explains the connection between these two values and offers an opportunity to engage with questions of morality, community, social justice and poverty.                    </p>
12115                </div>
12116            </a>
12117        </div>
12118            
12119        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
12120            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-eikev/">
12121                <div class="image-wrapper">
12122                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/parashat-eikev-circumcise-heart-scaled.jpg)"></div>
12123                </div>
12124                <div class="text-wrapper">
12125                    <h4 class="title">
12126                        Circumcising our hearts in Parashat Eikev                    </h4>
12127                                            <div class="tags">
12128                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
12129                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12130                                                    </div>
12131                                        <div class="details">
12132                        <div class="author">
12133                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12134                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
12135                                    </div>
12136                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
12137                                                    </div>
12138                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12139                        <span class="date">02/08/2020</span>
12140                    </div>
12141                    <p class="excerpt">
12142                        Why is the central commandment of circumcision not found in this week's parasha?                    </p>
12143                </div>
12144            </a>
12145        </div>
12146            
12147        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
12148            <a href="https://schechter.edu/nahem-prayer-on-tisha-bav/">
12149                <div class="image-wrapper">
12150                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/1967_6-day-war.jpg)"></div>
12151                </div>
12152                <div class="text-wrapper">
12153                    <h4 class="title">
12154                        The Liturgical Dilemma of the Nahem Prayer on Tisha B’Av                    </h4>
12155                                            <div class="tags">
12156                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
12157                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12158                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
12159                                                    </div>
12160                                        <div class="details">
12161                        <div class="author">
12162                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12163                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12164                                    </div>
12165                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
12166                                                    </div>
12167                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12168                        <span class="date">26/07/2020</span>
12169                    </div>
12170                    <p class="excerpt">
12171                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin offers three different theological liturgical reactions to the Six-Day War and the Nahem prayer.                    </p>
12172                </div>
12173            </a>
12174        </div>
12175            
12176        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
12177            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-devarim/">
12178                <div class="image-wrapper">
12179                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Tissot_The_Grapes_of_Canaan.jpg)"></div>
12180                </div>
12181                <div class="text-wrapper">
12182                    <h4 class="title">
12183                        Learning from the Sin of the Spies in Parashat Devarim                    </h4>
12184                                            <div class="tags">
12185                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12186                                                    </div>
12187                                        <div class="details">
12188                        <div class="author">
12189                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12190                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
12191                                    </div>
12192                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
12193                                                    </div>
12194                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12195                        <span class="date">20/07/2020</span>
12196                    </div>
12197                    <p class="excerpt">
12198                        Calling out to God in prayer and knowing that we really do not know what lies ahead are two opposing concepts can be found in various places in the Talmud. They were as relevant in the time of the writing as they are now, but how does this relate to this week’s parasha?                    </p>
12199                </div>
12200            </a>
12201        </div>
12202            
12203        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-irina-gritsevskaya">
12204            <a href="https://schechter.edu/matot-masei/">
12205                <div class="image-wrapper">
12206                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/shutterstock_720623695-scaled.jpg)"></div>
12207                </div>
12208                <div class="text-wrapper">
12209                    <h4 class="title">
12210                        The psychology behind marit-ayin                    </h4>
12211                                            <div class="tags">
12212                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
12213                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12214                                                    </div>
12215                                        <div class="details">
12216                        <div class="author">
12217                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12218                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-19.jpg)"></div>
12219                                    </div>
12220                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya</span>
12221                                                    </div>
12222                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12223                        <span class="date">12/07/2020</span>
12224                    </div>
12225                    <p class="excerpt">
12226                        This week’s parasha, Matot-Masei tells the story of how the tribes of Reuven and Gad were able to settle in the land outside of Israel after asking permission from Moses.                    </p>
12227                </div>
12228            </a>
12229        </div>
12230            
12231        <div class="article archive-item all-topics kashrut non-jews responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
12232            <a href="https://schechter.edu/food-cooked-by-non-jews/">
12233                <div class="image-wrapper">
12234                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/shutterstock_335443880-scaled.jpg)"></div>
12235                </div>
12236                <div class="text-wrapper">
12237                    <h4 class="title">
12238                        Why do Some Jews Refrain From Eating Food Cooked by Non-Jews? Is There Room for Leniency?                    </h4>
12239                                            <div class="tags">
12240                                                            <div class="tag">Kashrut</div>
12241                                                            <div class="tag">Non-Jews</div>
12242                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
12243                                                    </div>
12244                                        <div class="details">
12245                        <div class="author">
12246                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12247                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12248                                    </div>
12249                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
12250                                                    </div>
12251                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12252                        <span class="date">02/07/2020</span>
12253                    </div>
12254                    <p class="excerpt">
12255                        Orthodox Mashgihim (Kashrut supervisors) are usually quite strict about Bishul Akum (food cooked by non-Jews). What are the sources for this prohibition and is there room for leniency?                    </p>
12256                </div>
12257            </a>
12258        </div>
12259            
12260        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah shabbat shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
12261            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-pinchas-and-shabbat-offerings/">
12262                <div class="image-wrapper">
12263                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/shutterstock_370733765-scaled.jpg)"></div>
12264                </div>
12265                <div class="text-wrapper">
12266                    <h4 class="title">
12267                        Shabbat Offerings and Parashat Pinchas                    </h4>
12268                                            <div class="tags">
12269                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
12270                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat</div>
12271                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12272                                                    </div>
12273                                        <div class="details">
12274                        <div class="author">
12275                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12276                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12277                                    </div>
12278                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
12279                                                    </div>
12280                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12281                        <span class="date">02/07/2020</span>
12282                    </div>
12283                    <p class="excerpt">
12284                        How can Parashat Pinchas help enhance our Shabbat experience?                    </p>
12285                </div>
12286            </a>
12287        </div>
12288            
12289        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
12290            <a href="https://schechter.edu/bamidbar-parashat-balak/">
12291                <div class="image-wrapper">
12292                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/shutterstock_1047174256-e1593094421675.jpg)"></div>
12293                </div>
12294                <div class="text-wrapper">
12295                    <h4 class="title">
12296                        Parashat Balak: Postcards from God                    </h4>
12297                                            <div class="tags">
12298                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12299                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
12300                                                    </div>
12301                                        <div class="details">
12302                        <div class="author">
12303                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12304                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
12305                                    </div>
12306                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
12307                                                    </div>
12308                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12309                        <span class="date">25/06/2020</span>
12310                    </div>
12311                    <p class="excerpt">
12312                        Do you get postcards from God? What do postcards from God look like?                    </p>
12313                </div>
12314            </a>
12315        </div>
12316            
12317        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
12318            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-chukat/">
12319                <div class="image-wrapper">
12320                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/lossy-page1-1040px-David_Roberts_-_Tomb_of_Aaron_Summit_of_Mount_Horeb_-_1927.93_-_Cleveland_Museum_of_Art.tif.jpg)"></div>
12321                </div>
12322                <div class="text-wrapper">
12323                    <h4 class="title">
12324                        Instilling a New Culture in the Promised Land in Parashat Chukat with Eitan Cooper                    </h4>
12325                                            <div class="tags">
12326                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
12327                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
12328                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12329                                                    </div>
12330                                        <div class="details">
12331                        <div class="author">
12332                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12333                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
12334                                    </div>
12335                                                                <sp
12335an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
12336                                                    </div>
12337                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12338                        <span class="date">18/06/2020</span>
12339                    </div>
12340                    <p class="excerpt">
12341                        Parashat Chukat chronicles the deaths of Moses’s siblings, Aaron and Miriam, and provides inspiration to create meaningful and lasting change.                    </p>
12342                </div>
12343            </a>
12344        </div>
12345            
12346        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
12347            <a href="https://schechter.edu/korach-parasha/">
12348                <div class="image-wrapper">
12349                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Holman_Destruction_of_Korah_Dathan_and_Abiram.jpg)"></div>
12350                </div>
12351                <div class="text-wrapper">
12352                    <h4 class="title">
12353                        Korah&#8217;s Sin and the Elusiveness of Honor                    </h4>
12354                                            <div class="tags">
12355                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
12356                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12357                                                    </div>
12358                                        <div class="details">
12359                        <div class="author">
12360                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12361                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12362                                    </div>
12363                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
12364                                                    </div>
12365                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12366                        <span class="date">14/06/2020</span>
12367                    </div>
12368                    <p class="excerpt">
12369                        What is Korah&#8217;s sin? This week’s parasha, Parashat Korach, deals with the theme of honor and how it affects us....                    </p>
12370                </div>
12371            </a>
12372        </div>
12373            
12374        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
12375            <a href="https://schechter.edu/behar-bechukotai-and-combating-materialism/">
12376                <div class="image-wrapper">
12377                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/behukotai-image-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
12378                </div>
12379                <div class="text-wrapper">
12380                    <h4 class="title">
12381                        Combating Materialism in Behar-Bechukotai                    </h4>
12382                                            <div class="tags">
12383                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
12384                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12385                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
12386                                                    </div>
12387                                        <div class="details">
12388                        <div class="author">
12389                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12390                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12391                                    </div>
12392                                                                <sp
12392an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
12393                                                    </div>
12394                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12395                        <span class="date">14/05/2020</span>
12396                    </div>
12397                    <p class="excerpt">
12398                        One of the major curses of the western world today is the inability to be satisfied. The Torah portions of Behar-Bechukotai offers insight on combating materialism and overconsumption.                    </p>
12399                </div>
12400            </a>
12401        </div>
12402            
12403        <div class="article archive-item all-topics illness-burial-and-mourning responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
12404            <a href="https://schechter.edu/mourners-kaddish-alternatives/">
12405                <div class="image-wrapper">
12406                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/IMG_5139-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
12407                </div>
12408                <div class="text-wrapper">
12409                    <h4 class="title">
12410                        If There is No Minyan, Are There Alternatives to the Mourner’s Kaddish?                    </h4>
12411                                            <div class="tags">
12412                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
12413                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
12414                                                    </div>
12415                                        <div class="details">
12416                        <div class="author">
12417                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12418                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12419                                    </div>
12420                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
12421                                                    </div>
12422                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12423                        <span class="date">13/05/2020</span>
12424                    </div>
12425                    <p class="excerpt">
12426                        According to normative Jewish law, the Kaddish, including the mourner's Kaddish, may only be recited in the presence of a minyan. In light of the pandemic, are there alternatives to saying Kaddish with a minyan?                    </p>
12427                </div>
12428            </a>
12429        </div>
12430            
12431        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter shavuot  all-authors eitan-cooper">
12432            <a href="https://schechter.edu/accessing-the-divine-presence-in-parashat-bamidbar-with-eitan-cooper/">
12433                <div class="image-wrapper">
12434                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/shutterstock_144640568-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
12435                </div>
12436                <div class="text-wrapper">
12437                    <h4 class="title">
12438                        Bamidbar: Accessing the Divine Presence                    </h4>
12439                                            <div class="tags">
12440                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
12441                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
12442                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12443                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
12444                                                    </div>
12445                                        <div class="details">
12446                        <div class="author">
12447                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12448                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
12449                                    </div>
12450                                                                <sp
12450an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
12451                                                    </div>
12452                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12453                        <span class="date">07/05/2020</span>
12454                    </div>
12455                    <p class="excerpt">
12456                        Bamidbar (Numbers), this week’s parasha, begins the fourth book of the Torah, also called Bamidbar, giving a detailed description of...                    </p>
12457                </div>
12458            </a>
12459        </div>
12460            
12461        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
12462            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-behaalotcha/">
12463                <div class="image-wrapper">
12464                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/shutterstock_1379444456-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
12465                </div>
12466                <div class="text-wrapper">
12467                    <h4 class="title">
12468                        Sources of Strength in Parashat Beha’alotcha with Dr. David Frankel                    </h4>
12469                                            <div class="tags">
12470                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
12471                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
12472                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12473                                                    </div>
12474                                        <div class="details">
12475                        <div class="author">
12476                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12477                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
12478                                    </div>
12479                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
12480                                                    </div>
12481                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12482                        <span class="date">07/05/2020</span>
12483                    </div>
12484                    <p class="excerpt">
12485                        This week’s parashat Beha’alotcha holds a relevant and meaningful passage, uttered by Moses:  Rise, O Lord, and may your enemies flee...                    </p>
12486                </div>
12487            </a>
12488        </div>
12489            
12490        <div class="article archive-item all-topics holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut jewish-law-and-its-authority pesah shavua-tov-schechter shavuot sukkot-simhat-torah  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
12491            <a href="https://schechter.edu/celebrating-miracles-every-day-in-parashat-emor-with-rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch/">
12492                <div class="image-wrapper">
12493                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_1393085603-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
12494                </div>
12495                <div class="text-wrapper">
12496                    <h4 class="title">
12497                        Celebrating Miracles Every Day in Parashat Emor with Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch                    </h4>
12498                                            <div class="tags">
12499                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
12500                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
12501                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
12502                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
12503                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
12504                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12505                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
12506                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
12507                                                    </div>
12508                                        <div class="details">
12509                        <div class="author">
12510                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12511                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12512                                    </div>
12513                                                                <sp
12513an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
12514                                                    </div>
12515                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12516                        <span class="date">05/05/2020</span>
12517                    </div>
12518                    <p class="excerpt">
12519                        Parashat Emor details the three major holidays in the Jewish Calendar. Halfway between Pesach and Shavuot, Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch, Dean of...                    </p>
12520                </div>
12521            </a>
12522        </div>
12523            
12524        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-law-and-its-authority pesah symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
12525            <a href="https://schechter.edu/corona-seder/">
12526                <div class="image-wrapper">
12527                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/corona-seder-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
12528                </div>
12529                <div class="text-wrapper">
12530                    <h4 class="title">
12531                        Making a Seder in the Shadow of Corona                    </h4>
12532                                            <div class="tags">
12533                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
12534                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
12535                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
12536                                                    </div>
12537                                        <div class="details">
12538                        <div class="author">
12539                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12540                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12541                                    </div>
12542                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
12543                                                    </div>
12544                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12545                        <span class="date">13/04/2020</span>
12546                    </div>
12547                    <p class="excerpt">
12548                        Why is this night different than all other nights? In two weeks this question will be asked in many homes,...                    </p>
12549                </div>
12550            </a>
12551        </div>
12552            
12553        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-law-and-its-authority jewish-life-thought pesah symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
12554            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-is-this-night-different/">
12555                <div class="image-wrapper">
12556                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_389932066-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
12557                </div>
12558                <div class="text-wrapper">
12559                    <h4 class="title">
12560                        How is this Night Different?                    </h4>
12561                                            <div class="tags">
12562                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
12563                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
12564                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
12565                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
12566                                                    </div>
12567                                        <div class="details">
12568                        <div class="author">
12569                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12570                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
12571                                    </div>
12572                                                                <sp
12572an class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
12573                                                    </div>
12574                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12575                        <span class="date">13/04/2020</span>
12576                    </div>
12577                    <p class="excerpt">
12578                        This year we will indeed be different, but the seder will be no less meaningful.  Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies...                    </p>
12579                </div>
12580            </a>
12581        </div>
12582            
12583        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
12584            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-shemini-nadav-avihu/">
12585                <div class="image-wrapper">
12586                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/26-shemini_1-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
12587                </div>
12588                <div class="text-wrapper">
12589                    <h4 class="title">
12590                        Heavenly Discipline: Dr. Shula Laderman on Parashat Shemini                    </h4>
12591                                            <div class="tags">
12592                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
12593                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
12594                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12595                                                    </div>
12596                                        <div class="details">
12597                        <div class="author">
12598                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12599                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
12600                                    </div>
12601                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
12602                                                    </div>
12603                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12604                        <span class="date">12/04/2020</span>
12605                    </div>
12606                    <p class="excerpt">
12607                        Dr. Shula Laderman, lecturer in Judaism and the Arts at The Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, offers an interpretation of Avner Moriah’s...                    </p>
12608                </div>
12609            </a>
12610        </div>
12611            
12612        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-life-thought pesah shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
12613            <a href="https://schechter.edu/plagues-seder-ritual/">
12614                <div class="image-wrapper">
12615                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shutterstock_1336863896-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
12616                </div>
12617                <div class="text-wrapper">
12618                    <h4 class="title">
12619                        This Night Will be Different: Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin on Seder Ritual                    </h4>
12620                                            <div class="tags">
12621                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
12622                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
12623                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12624                                                    </div>
12625                                        <div class="details">
12626                        <div class="author">
12627                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12628                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12629                                    </div>
12630                                                                <sp
12630an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
12631                                                    </div>
12632                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12633                        <span class="date">12/04/2020</span>
12634                    </div>
12635                    <p class="excerpt">
12636                        How is this night different from all other nights? This year, Passover will indeed be different. Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin, President...                    </p>
12637                </div>
12638            </a>
12639        </div>
12640            
12641        <div class="article archive-item all-topics miscellaneous responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
12642            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jewish-responses-corona-pandemic/">
12643                <div class="image-wrapper">
12644                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_211723321-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
12645                </div>
12646                <div class="text-wrapper">
12647                    <h4 class="title">
12648                        Ten Brief Responsa/Halakhic Reactions to the Corona Crisis                    </h4>
12649                                            <div class="tags">
12650                                                            <div class="tag">Miscellaneous</div>
12651                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
12652                                                    </div>
12653                                        <div class="details">
12654                        <div class="author">
12655                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12656                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12657                                    </div>
12658                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
12659                                                    </div>
12660                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12661                        <span class="date">05/04/2020</span>
12662                    </div>
12663                    <p class="excerpt">
12664                        From holding a virtual seder to sitting shiva and hearing the Megillah via electronic media: Answers to a variety of questions on Jewish law as they relate to prayer and observance during the Covid-19 pandemic.                    </p>
12665                </div>
12666            </a>
12667        </div>
12668            
12669        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues fast-days shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-irina-gritsevskaya">
12670            <a href="https://schechter.edu/aharei-mot-kedoshim/">
12671                <div class="image-wrapper">
12672                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_1337627294.jpg)"></div>
12673                </div>
12674                <div class="text-wrapper">
12675                    <h4 class="title">
12676                        Aharei Mot and Kedoshim: Asking The Hard Questions With Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya                    </h4>
12677                                            <div class="tags">
12678                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
12679                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
12680                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
12681                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12682                                                    </div>
12683                                        <div class="details">
12684                        <div class="author">
12685                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12686                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-19.jpg)"></div>
12687                                    </div>
12688                                                                <sp
12688an class="author-name">Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya</span>
12689                                                    </div>
12690                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12691                        <span class="date">05/04/2020</span>
12692                    </div>
12693                    <p class="excerpt">
12694                        There are two parashiyot this week, Aharei Mot and Kedoshim, both coming at a time in our collective self-isolation where we can draw...                    </p>
12695                </div>
12696            </a>
12697        </div>
12698            
12699        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues jewish-life-thought purim shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
12700            <a href="https://schechter.edu/purim-mitzvah/">
12701                <div class="image-wrapper">
12702                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/hbFf51583063474-540x228-1-e1586706723780.jpg)"></div>
12703                </div>
12704                <div class="text-wrapper">
12705                    <h4 class="title">
12706                        Rejoicing on Purim                    </h4>
12707                                            <div class="tags">
12708                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
12709                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
12710                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
12711                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12712                                                    </div>
12713                                        <div class="details">
12714                        <div class="author">
12715                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12716                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12717                                    </div>
12718                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
12719                                                    </div>
12720                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12721                        <span class="date">12/03/2020</span>
12722                    </div>
12723                    <p class="excerpt">
12724                        The Jewish people throughout history have always opposed drunkenness, which is why the quotation in the Talmud, “One must drink...                    </p>
12725                </div>
12726            </a>
12727        </div>
12728            
12729        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
12730            <a href="https://schechter.edu/haman-hanged/">
12731                <div class="image-wrapper">
12732                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/megillah-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
12733                </div>
12734                <div class="text-wrapper">
12735                    <h4 class="title">
12736                        Haman on a Tree: Dr. Tamar Kadari shares a Purim Midrash                    </h4>
12737                                            <div class="tags">
12738                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
12739                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12740                                                    </div>
12741                                        <div class="details">
12742                        <div class="author">
12743                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12744                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
12745                                    </div>
12746                                                                <sp
12746an class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
12747                                                    </div>
12748                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12749                        <span class="date">12/03/2020</span>
12750                    </div>
12751                    <p class="excerpt">
12752                        “So they hanged Haman on the gallows that he had prepared for Mordechai. Then the wrath of the king abated.”...                    </p>
12753                </div>
12754            </a>
12755        </div>
12756            
12757        <div class="article archive-item all-topics rosh-chodesh-new-month shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
12758            <a href="https://schechter.edu/moses-sanctify-moon/">
12759                <div class="image-wrapper">
12760                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/MOON-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
12761                </div>
12762                <div class="text-wrapper">
12763                    <h4 class="title">
12764                        Leaving Our Egypt: Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson on Parashat Hachodesh                    </h4>
12765                                            <div class="tags">
12766                                                            <div class="tag">Rosh Chodesh (New Month)</div>
12767                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12768                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
12769                                                    </div>
12770                                        <div class="details">
12771                        <div class="author">
12772                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12773                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
12774                                    </div>
12775                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
12776                                                    </div>
12777                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12778                        <span class="date">12/03/2020</span>
12779                    </div>
12780                    <p class="excerpt">
12781                        In a time of much global uncertainty words of Torah can bring comfort and open new ways of thinking. Take...                    </p>
12782                </div>
12783            </a>
12784        </div>
12785            
12786        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors rabbi-ilana-foss">
12787            <a href="https://schechter.edu/drawing-close-rabbi-ilana-foss-on-parashat-vayikra/">
12788                <div class="image-wrapper">
12789                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shutterstock_152945297-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
12790                </div>
12791                <div class="text-wrapper">
12792                    <h4 class="title">
12793                        Drawing Close: Rabbi Ilana Foss on Parashat Vayikra                    </h4>
12794                                            <div class="tags">
12795                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
12796                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12797                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
12798                                                    </div>
12799                                        <div class="details">
12800                        <div class="author">
12801                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12802                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-22.jpg)"></div>
12803                                    </div>
12804                                                                <sp
12804an class="author-name">Rabbi Ilana Foss</span>
12805                                                    </div>
12806                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12807                        <span class="date">12/03/2020</span>
12808                    </div>
12809                    <p class="excerpt">
12810                        Parashat Vayikra, the beginning of the Book of Leviticus, arrives at a timely moment as the world continues to battle...                    </p>
12811                </div>
12812            </a>
12813        </div>
12814            
12815        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
12816            <a href="https://schechter.edu/shabbat-hagadol-prophet-malachi/">
12817                <div class="image-wrapper">
12818                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/sch-pesach-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
12819                </div>
12820                <div class="text-wrapper">
12821                    <h4 class="title">
12822                        Heeding the Prophet’s Call                    </h4>
12823                                            <div class="tags">
12824                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
12825                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12826                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
12827                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
12828                                                    </div>
12829                                        <div class="details">
12830                        <div class="author">
12831                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12832                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
12833                                    </div>
12834                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
12835                                                    </div>
12836                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12837                        <span class="date">12/03/2020</span>
12838                    </div>
12839                    <p class="excerpt">
12840                        During these trying times, Passover and its accompanying rituals still beckon even if this year will be very different in...                    </p>
12841                </div>
12842            </a>
12843        </div>
12844            
12845        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
12846            <a href="https://schechter.edu/in-light-of-the-spread-of-the-corona-virus-is-it-permissible-to-listen-to-the-megillah-reading-live-via-telephone-radio-television-of-facebook/">
12847                <div class="image-wrapper">
12848                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Shushan-Purim-2014-118.jpg)"></div>
12849                </div>
12850                <div class="text-wrapper">
12851                    <h4 class="title">
12852                        In Light of the Spread of the Corona Virus, is it Permissible to Listen to the Megillah Reading “Live” Via Telephone, Radio, Television or on Facebook?: Responsa in a Moment: Volume 14, Number 4                    </h4>
12853                                            <div class="tags">
12854                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
12855                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
12856                                                    </div>
12857                                        <div class="details">
12858                        <div class="author">
12859                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12860                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12861                                    </div>
12862                                                                <sp
12862an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
12863                                                    </div>
12864                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12865                        <span class="date">01/03/2020</span>
12866                    </div>
12867                    <p class="excerpt">
12868                        In light of the spread of the corona virus, is it permissible to listen to the Megillah reading “live” via telephone, radio, television or on Facebook? Responsa in a Moment Volume 14, Number 4 March 2020                     </p>
12869                </div>
12870            </a>
12871        </div>
12872            
12873        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
12874            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-terumah/">
12875                <div class="image-wrapper">
12876                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/shutterstock_1031675338-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
12877                </div>
12878                <div class="text-wrapper">
12879                    <h4 class="title">
12880                        Visualizing Parashat Terumah with Dr. Shula Laderman                    </h4>
12881                                            <div class="tags">
12882                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
12883                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
12884                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12885                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
12886                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
12887                                                    </div>
12888                                        <div class="details">
12889                        <div class="author">
12890                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12891                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
12892                                    </div>
12893                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
12894                                                    </div>
12895                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12896                        <span class="date">24/02/2020</span>
12897                    </div>
12898                    <p class="excerpt">
12899                        In Parashat Terumah, God instructs Moses how to fashion a dwelling place, a sanctuary for God’s presence. Dr. Shula Laderman,...                    </p>
12900                </div>
12901            </a>
12902        </div>
12903            
12904        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
12905            <a href="https://schechter.edu/responsa-shomrei-negiah/">
12906                <div class="image-wrapper">
12907                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/man-and-woman-shaking-hands-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
12908                </div>
12909                <div class="text-wrapper">
12910                    <h4 class="title">
12911                        Negiah: Is it Forbidden for a Jewish Man<br>to Touch a Woman or Shake Her Hand? <br>Responsa in a Moment: Volume 14, Number 3                    </h4>
12912                                            <div class="tags">
12913                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
12914                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
12915                                                    </div>
12916                                        <div class="details">
12917                        <div class="author">
12918                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12919                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
12920                                    </div>
12921                                                                <sp
12921an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
12922                                                    </div>
12923                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12924                        <span class="date">23/02/2020</span>
12925                    </div>
12926                    <p class="excerpt">
12927                        It is accepted today in the Haredi world and, to a certain extent, in the Modern Orthodox world that a Jewish man must not touch a woman at all, including a handshake. Is this true? Is this custom really a halakhic prohibition?                    </p>
12928                </div>
12929            </a>
12930        </div>
12931            
12932        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-irina-gritsevskaya">
12933            <a href="https://schechter.edu/offering-counsel-rabbi-irina-gritsevskaya-on-parashat-yitro/">
12934                <div class="image-wrapper">
12935                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/shutterstock_404833252-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
12936                </div>
12937                <div class="text-wrapper">
12938                    <h4 class="title">
12939                        Offering Counsel: Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya on Parashat Yitro                    </h4>
12940                                            <div class="tags">
12941                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
12942                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12943                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
12944                                                    </div>
12945                                        <div class="details">
12946                        <div class="author">
12947                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12948                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-19.jpg)"></div>
12949                                    </div>
12950                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Irina Gritsevskaya</span>
12951                                                    </div>
12952                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12953                        <span class="date">23/02/2020</span>
12954                    </div>
12955                    <p class="excerpt">
12956                        n the parasha Yitro advises Moses to appoint a team of magistrates and judges to advise him in the task...                    </p>
12957                </div>
12958            </a>
12959        </div>
12960            
12961        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
12962            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-beshalach-promised-land/">
12963                <div class="image-wrapper">
12964                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/photo-of-pathway-surrounded-by-fir-trees-1578750-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
12965                </div>
12966                <div class="text-wrapper">
12967                    <h4 class="title">
12968                        Which Way to Go? Eitan Cooper on Beshalach                    </h4>
12969                                            <div class="tags">
12970                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
12971                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
12972                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
12973                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
12974                                                    </div>
12975                                        <div class="details">
12976                        <div class="author">
12977                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
12978                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
12979                                    </div>
12980                                                                <sp
12980an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
12981                                                    </div>
12982                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
12983                        <span class="date">22/02/2020</span>
12984                    </div>
12985                    <p class="excerpt">
12986                        In Parashat Beshalach the route the Israelites will take through the desert is described. Neither the journey nor the identity...                    </p>
12987                </div>
12988            </a>
12989        </div>
12990            
12991        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism  all-authors eitan-cooper">
12992            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-voices-article/">
12993                <div class="image-wrapper">
12994                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/1-1-1-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
12995                </div>
12996                <div class="text-wrapper">
12997                    <h4 class="title">
12998                        Hear Their Voices: Neve Schechter Awards Inaugural Contemporary Israeli Art Prize                    </h4>
12999                                            <div class="tags">
13000                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
13001                                                    </div>
13002                                        <div class="details">
13003                        <div class="author">
13004                                                                                                                                                </div>
13005                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13006                        <span class="date">25/01/2020</span>
13007                    </div>
13008                    <p class="excerpt">
13009                        Women and women’s voices were front and center at a moving, musical evening at Neve Schechter on January 2, 2020. Neve...                    </p>
13010                </div>
13011            </a>
13012        </div>
13013            
13014        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors ">
13015            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-bo-questions-answered/">
13016                <div class="image-wrapper">
13017                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/questions-answers-signage-208494-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13018                </div>
13019                <div class="text-wrapper">
13020                    <h4 class="title">
13021                        What Does the Torah Say About Asking Questions? Rabbi Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox on Parashat Bo                    </h4>
13022                                            <div class="tags">
13023                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13024                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
13025                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13026                                                    </div>
13027                                        <div class="details">
13028                        <div class="author">
13029                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
13030                                                    </div>
13031                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13032                        <span class="date">25/01/2020</span>
13033                    </div>
13034                    <p class="excerpt">
13035                        In Parashat Bo the Israelites are commanded to observe the anniversary of the Exodus each year and tell the story...                    </p>
13036                </div>
13037            </a>
13038        </div>
13039            
13040        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
13041            <a href="https://schechter.edu/moses-staff-parashat-vaera/">
13042                <div class="image-wrapper">
13043                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/hkWCD1579422139-1-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
13044                </div>
13045                <div class="text-wrapper">
13046                    <h4 class="title">
13047                        Moses’ Magical Staff: Dr. Tamar Kadari on Parashat Va’era                    </h4>
13048                                            <div class="tags">
13049                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13050                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
13051                                                    </div>
13052                                        <div class="details">
13053                        <div class="author">
13054                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13055                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
13056                                    </div>
13057                                                                <sp
13057an class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
13058                                                    </div>
13059                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13060                        <span class="date">24/01/2020</span>
13061                    </div>
13062                    <p class="excerpt">
13063                        In Parashat Va’era, Pharaoh refuses to allow the Israelites to leave Egypt, even after Aaron exhibits miraculous powers, transforming his staff into a serpent. Moses must...                    </p>
13064                </div>
13065            </a>
13066        </div>
13067            
13068        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
13069            <a href="https://schechter.edu/miriam-sister-of-moses/">
13070                <div class="image-wrapper">
13071                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/shutterstock_422029402-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
13072                </div>
13073                <div class="text-wrapper">
13074                    <h4 class="title">
13075                        Prof. Renée Levine Melammed on Miriam The Sister of Moses                    </h4>
13076                                            <div class="tags">
13077                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13078                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13079                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
13080                                                    </div>
13081                                        <div class="details">
13082                        <div class="author">
13083                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13084                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
13085                                    </div>
13086                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
13087                                                    </div>
13088                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13089                        <span class="date">23/01/2020</span>
13090                    </div>
13091                    <p class="excerpt">
13092                        In Parashat Shemot, a child, Moses, is born to Yocheved and placed in a basket on the river, while the...                    </p>
13093                </div>
13094            </a>
13095        </div>
13096            
13097        <div class="article archive-item all-topics birth-and-children lifecycle shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
13098            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jacobs-ephraim-menashe/">
13099                <div class="image-wrapper">
13100                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/blessing-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
13101                </div>
13102                <div class="text-wrapper">
13103                    <h4 class="title">
13104                        Prof. Moshe Benovitz on Jacob’s Blessing and Your Children                    </h4>
13105                                            <div class="tags">
13106                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
13107                                                            <div class="tag">Lifecycle</div>
13108                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13109                                                    </div>
13110                                        <div class="details">
13111                        <div class="author">
13112                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13113                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
13114                                    </div>
13115                                                                <sp
13115an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
13116                                                    </div>
13117                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13118                        <span class="date">22/01/2020</span>
13119                    </div>
13120                    <p class="excerpt">
13121                        In Parashat Vayechi, Jacob blesses his grandsons, Ephraim and Menashe, on his deathbed and asks them to bury him in...                    </p>
13122                </div>
13123            </a>
13124        </div>
13125            
13126        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pluralism-and-politics shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
13127            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jacob-dream-parashat-vayetze/">
13128                <div class="image-wrapper">
13129                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/jacob-dream-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13130                </div>
13131                <div class="text-wrapper">
13132                    <h4 class="title">
13133                        The Better Angels of Our Nature                    </h4>
13134                                            <div class="tags">
13135                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13136                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
13137                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13138                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
13139                                                    </div>
13140                                        <div class="details">
13141                        <div class="author">
13142                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13143                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
13144                                    </div>
13145                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
13146                                                    </div>
13147                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13148                        <span class="date">25/12/2019</span>
13149                    </div>
13150                    <p class="excerpt">
13151                        In Parashat Vayetze, a ladder with angels ascending and descending from it appears in Jacob’s dream. The significance of the...                    </p>
13152                </div>
13153            </a>
13154        </div>
13155            
13156        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-law-and-its-authority  all-authors eitan-cooper">
13157            <a href="https://schechter.edu/schechter-ordains-100th-rabbi/">
13158                <div class="image-wrapper">
13159                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/s-h-c-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13160                </div>
13161                <div class="text-wrapper">
13162                    <h4 class="title">
13163                        Schechter Ordains 100th Rabbi!                    </h4>
13164                                            <div class="tags">
13165                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
13166                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
13167                                                    </div>
13168                                        <div class="details">
13169                        <div class="author">
13170                                                                                                                                                </div>
13171                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13172                        <span class="date">25/12/2019</span>
13173                    </div>
13174                    <p class="excerpt">
13175                        In a festive ceremony filled with music, Torah and song, the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary ordained its rabbi, marking 30 years of ordaining...                    </p>
13176                </div>
13177            </a>
13178        </div>
13179            
13180        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education  all-authors eitan-cooper">
13181            <a href="https://schechter.edu/new-tali-partnership-with-integrated-schools/">
13182                <div class="image-wrapper">
13183                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tali-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13184                </div>
13185                <div class="text-wrapper">
13186                    <h4 class="title">
13187                        New TALI partnership with Integrated Schools                    </h4>
13188                                            <div class="tags">
13189                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
13190                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
13191                                                    </div>
13192                                        <div class="details">
13193                        <div class="author">
13194                                                                                                                                                </div>
13195                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13196                        <span class="date">25/12/2019</span>
13197                    </div>
13198                    <p class="excerpt">
13199                        The start of the 2019-2020 school year brought with it an exciting new collaboration for the TALI Education Fund.  TALI is...                    </p>
13200                </div>
13201            </a>
13202        </div>
13203            
13204        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah symbols-and-rituals  all-authors eitan-cooper">
13205            <a href="https://schechter.edu/shining-brightly-in-ukraine/">
13206                <div class="image-wrapper">
13207                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/81038355_3293519380721739_4968922216784723968_o-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
13208                </div>
13209                <div class="text-wrapper">
13210                    <h4 class="title">
13211                        Shining Brightly in Ukraine                    </h4>
13212                                            <div class="tags">
13213                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
13214                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
13215                                                    </div>
13216                                        <div class="details">
13217                        <div class="author">
13218                                                                                                                                                </div>
13219                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13220                        <span class="date">25/12/2019</span>
13221                    </div>
13222                    <p class="excerpt">
13223                        he Kiev Masorti community had a powerful multi-faith Chanukah candle lighting on December 23rd.  Rabbi Reuven Stamov, Schechter alum and resident...                    </p>
13224                </div>
13225            </a>
13226        </div>
13227            
13228        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
13229            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vayigash-story/">
13230                <div class="image-wrapper">
13231                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/shutterstock_389634895-1-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
13232                </div>
13233                <div class="text-wrapper">
13234                    <h4 class="title">
13235                        Telling Your Story: Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson on Parashat Vayigash                    </h4>
13236                                            <div class="tags">
13237                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13238                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
13239                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13240                                                    </div>
13241                                        <div class="details">
13242                        <div class="author">
13243                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13244                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
13245                                    </div>
13246                                                                <sp
13246an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
13247                                                    </div>
13248                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13249                        <span class="date">25/12/2019</span>
13250                    </div>
13251                    <p class="excerpt">
13252                        n Parashat Vayigash Judah approaches Joseph to plead for the release of Benjamin, offering himself as a slave to the...                    </p>
13253                </div>
13254            </a>
13255        </div>
13256            
13257        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
13258            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-miketz-leadership/">
13259                <div class="image-wrapper">
13260                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/leadership-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
13261                </div>
13262                <div class="text-wrapper">
13263                    <h4 class="title">
13264                        Plotting Leadership: Eitan Cooper on Parashat Miketz                    </h4>
13265                                            <div class="tags">
13266                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13267                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
13268                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13269                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
13270                                                    </div>
13271                                        <div class="details">
13272                        <div class="author">
13273                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13274                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
13275                                    </div>
13276                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
13277                                                    </div>
13278                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13279                        <span class="date">24/12/2019</span>
13280                    </div>
13281                    <p class="excerpt">
13282                        In Parashat Miketz, Joseph interprets Pharaoh’s dreams and is appointed to implement Egypt’s anti-famine plan, which brings him into contact...                    </p>
13283                </div>
13284            </a>
13285        </div>
13286            
13287        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
13288            <a href="https://schechter.edu/hanukkah-candles-in-synagogue/">
13289                <div class="image-wrapper">
13290                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/shutterstock_1512939572-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
13291                </div>
13292                <div class="text-wrapper">
13293                    <h4 class="title">
13294                        Why Do We Light Hanukkah <br>Candles in the Synagogue? <br>Responsa in a Moment: Volume 14, Number 2                    </h4>
13295                                            <div class="tags">
13296                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
13297                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
13298                                                    </div>
13299                                        <div class="details">
13300                        <div class="author">
13301                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13302                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
13303                                    </div>
13304                                                                <sp
13304an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
13305                                                    </div>
13306                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13307                        <span class="date">23/12/2019</span>
13308                    </div>
13309                    <p class="excerpt">
13310                        According to the Talmud, Hanukkah is a home celebration. Why, then, is there is a widespread custom to light Hanukkah candles with the blessings in the synagogue?                    </p>
13311                </div>
13312            </a>
13313        </div>
13314            
13315        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues jewish-law-and-its-authority shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
13316            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vayeishev-potiphar-wife/">
13317                <div class="image-wrapper">
13318                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/woman-pic-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
13319                </div>
13320                <div class="text-wrapper">
13321                    <h4 class="title">
13322                        Wily Women: Dr. Gila Vachman on Parashat Vayeishev                    </h4>
13323                                            <div class="tags">
13324                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
13325                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
13326                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13327                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
13328                                                    </div>
13329                                        <div class="details">
13330                        <div class="author">
13331                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13332                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
13333                                    </div>
13334                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
13335                                                    </div>
13336                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13337                        <span class="date">23/12/2019</span>
13338                    </div>
13339                    <p class="excerpt">
13340                        In Parashat Vayeishev, Tamar tricks Judah into helping her conceive an heir. Later on, Joseph, after defying his Egyptian master Potiphar’s wife, is...                    </p>
13341                </div>
13342            </a>
13343        </div>
13344            
13345        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
13346            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vayishlach-esau-character/">
13347                <div class="image-wrapper">
13348                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/reexsamine-2-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13349                </div>
13350                <div class="text-wrapper">
13351                    <h4 class="title">
13352                        Reexamining Esau: Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch on Parashat Vayishlachch                    </h4>
13353                                            <div class="tags">
13354                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13355                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13356                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
13357                                                    </div>
13358                                        <div class="details">
13359                        <div class="author">
13360                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13361                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
13362                                    </div>
13363                                                                <sp
13363an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
13364                                                    </div>
13365                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13366                        <span class="date">12/12/2019</span>
13367                    </div>
13368                    <p class="excerpt">
13369                        In Parashat Vayishlach, Jacob prepares for a potential battle and sends Esau a large gift of hundreds of heads of livestock to appease him. Rabbi Avi...                    </p>
13370                </div>
13371            </a>
13372        </div>
13373            
13374        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-law-and-its-authority pluralism-and-politics shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors ">
13375            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vayera-women-patriarchy/">
13376                <div class="image-wrapper">
13377                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/woman-2-540x228-1.jpeg)"></div>
13378                </div>
13379                <div class="text-wrapper">
13380                    <h4 class="title">
13381                        Parashat Vayera. Women and our Biblical Heritage                    </h4>
13382                                            <div class="tags">
13383                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
13384                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
13385                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13386                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
13387                                                    </div>
13388                                        <div class="details">
13389                        <div class="author">
13390                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
13391                                                    </div>
13392                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13393                        <span class="date">25/11/2019</span>
13394                    </div>
13395                    <p class="excerpt">
13396                        Parashat Vayera details Hagar and Ishmael being cast out at Sarah’s behest. Rabbi Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox, Lecturer in Family and...                    </p>
13397                </div>
13398            </a>
13399        </div>
13400            
13401        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
13402            <a href="https://schechter.edu/unknown-matriarch/">
13403                <div class="image-wrapper">
13404                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Parashat-Behar.jpg)"></div>
13405                </div>
13406                <div class="text-wrapper">
13407                    <h4 class="title">
13408                        Prof. Renée Levine Melammed, Parashat Chayei Sarah and an Unknown Matriarch                    </h4>
13409                                            <div class="tags">
13410                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
13411                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13412                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
13413                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
13414                                                    </div>
13415                                        <div class="details">
13416                        <div class="author">
13417                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13418                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
13419                                    </div>
13420                                                                <sp
13420an class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
13421                                                    </div>
13422                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13423                        <span class="date">12/11/2019</span>
13424                    </div>
13425                    <p class="excerpt">
13426                        Sarah, Abraham’s wife and the matriarch of the Jewish people, is a strong and independent character. Prof. Renée Levine Melammed, professor...                    </p>
13427                </div>
13428            </a>
13429        </div>
13430            
13431        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
13432            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-toldot/">
13433                <div class="image-wrapper">
13434                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/twins-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
13435                </div>
13436                <div class="text-wrapper">
13437                    <h4 class="title">
13438                        Finding Your Truth in Parashat Toldot                    </h4>
13439                                            <div class="tags">
13440                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13441                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
13442                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13443                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
13444                                                    </div>
13445                                        <div class="details">
13446                        <div class="author">
13447                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13448                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
13449                                    </div>
13450                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
13451                                                    </div>
13452                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13453                        <span class="date">12/11/2019</span>
13454                    </div>
13455                    <p class="excerpt">
13456                        Rebecca and Isaac pray for a child. Rebecca soon feels violent movement within her womb and cries to God. Rabbi...                    </p>
13457                </div>
13458            </a>
13459        </div>
13460            
13461        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
13462            <a href="https://schechter.edu/when-should-we-study-pirkei-avot-and-when-should-we-recite-barekhi-nafshi-and-shirei-hamaalot-on-shabbat-afternoon-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-14-number-1/">
13463                <div class="image-wrapper">
13464                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pA-with-border-548x246-1.png)"></div>
13465                </div>
13466                <div class="text-wrapper">
13467                    <h4 class="title">
13468                        When Should We Study Pirkei Avot and When Should We Recite Barekhi Nafshi andShirei Hama’alot on Shabbat Afternoon?                    </h4>
13469                                            <div class="tags">
13470                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
13471                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
13472                                                    </div>
13473                                        <div class="details">
13474                        <div class="author">
13475                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13476                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
13477                                    </div>
13478                                                                <sp
13478an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
13479                                                    </div>
13480                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13481                        <span class="date">05/11/2019</span>
13482                    </div>
13483                    <p class="excerpt">
13484                        What are the sources for the different customs of studying Pirkei Avot and reciting Barekhi Nafshi and Shirei Hama’alot on Shabbat throughout the Jewish year?                    </p>
13485                </div>
13486            </a>
13487        </div>
13488            
13489        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
13490            <a href="https://schechter.edu/abraham-the-hebrew/">
13491                <div class="image-wrapper">
13492                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/abram-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13493                </div>
13494                <div class="text-wrapper">
13495                    <h4 class="title">
13496                        Taking a Stand: Rabbi Dr. David Frankel on Parashat Lech Lecha                    </h4>
13497                                            <div class="tags">
13498                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13499                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
13500                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13501                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
13502                                                    </div>
13503                                        <div class="details">
13504                        <div class="author">
13505                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13506                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
13507                                    </div>
13508                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
13509                                                    </div>
13510                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13511                        <span class="date">25/10/2019</span>
13512                    </div>
13513                    <p class="excerpt">
13514                        Rabbi Dr. David Frankel, Senior Lecturer in Bible at The Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, discusses our forefather Abraham’s ability to...                    </p>
13515                </div>
13516            </a>
13517        </div>
13518            
13519        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days shavua-tov-schechter synagogue-life  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
13520            <a href="https://schechter.edu/this-is-your-wake-up-call-dr-david-frankel-on-yom-kippur/">
13521                <div class="image-wrapper">
13522                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/8bW5O1569308354-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13523                </div>
13524                <div class="text-wrapper">
13525                    <h4 class="title">
13526                        This is Your Wake-Up Call Dr. David Frankel on Yom Kippur                    </h4>
13527                                            <div class="tags">
13528                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
13529                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13530                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
13531                                                    </div>
13532                                        <div class="details">
13533                        <div class="author">
13534                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13535                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
13536                                    </div>
13537                                                                <sp
13537an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
13538                                                    </div>
13539                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13540                        <span class="date">25/10/2019</span>
13541                    </div>
13542                    <p class="excerpt">
13543                        “The word of the Lord came to Jonah son of Amittai” (Jonah 1:1). On Yom Kippur afternoon Jews around the...                    </p>
13544                </div>
13545            </a>
13546        </div>
13547            
13548        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible lifecycle shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
13549            <a href="https://schechter.edu/image-of-god/">
13550                <div class="image-wrapper">
13551                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Image-of-God-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
13552                </div>
13553                <div class="text-wrapper">
13554                    <h4 class="title">
13555                        In the Image of God Dr. Tamar Kadari on Genesis                    </h4>
13556                                            <div class="tags">
13557                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13558                                                            <div class="tag">Lifecycle</div>
13559                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13560                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
13561                                                    </div>
13562                                        <div class="details">
13563                        <div class="author">
13564                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13565                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
13566                                    </div>
13567                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
13568                                                    </div>
13569                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13570                        <span class="date">12/10/2019</span>
13571                    </div>
13572                    <p class="excerpt">
13573                        “And God created man in His image, in the image of God He created him; male and female He created...                    </p>
13574                </div>
13575            </a>
13576        </div>
13577            
13578        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
13579            <a href="https://schechter.edu/story-of-noah-gilgamesh/">
13580                <div class="image-wrapper">
13581                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/noah-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13582                </div>
13583                <div class="text-wrapper">
13584                    <h4 class="title">
13585                        Down Came the Rain: Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin on Noah and Gilgamesh                    </h4>
13586                                            <div class="tags">
13587                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13588                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
13589                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13590                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
13591                                                    </div>
13592                                        <div class="details">
13593                        <div class="author">
13594                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13595                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
13596                                    </div>
13597                                                                <sp
13597an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
13598                                                    </div>
13599                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13600                        <span class="date">01/10/2019</span>
13601                    </div>
13602                    <p class="excerpt">
13603                        In this week’s Parasha, Noah is chosen by God to perpetuate the human race after his wicked contemporaries perish in...                    </p>
13604                </div>
13605            </a>
13606        </div>
13607            
13608        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
13609            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-bikkurim-ki-tavo/">
13610                <div class="image-wrapper">
13611                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/fruits-grapes-grapevines-45209-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13612                </div>
13613                <div class="text-wrapper">
13614                    <h4 class="title">
13615                        A Tisket, a Tasket, a Bikkurim-Filled Basket: Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin on Ki Tavo                    </h4>
13616                                            <div class="tags">
13617                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13618                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
13619                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13620                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
13621                                                    </div>
13622                                        <div class="details">
13623                        <div class="author">
13624                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13625                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
13626                                    </div>
13627                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
13628                                                    </div>
13629                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13630                        <span class="date">25/09/2019</span>
13631                    </div>
13632                    <p class="excerpt">
13633                        Parashat Ki Tavo discusses bikkurim, first fruits: “You shall take some of every first fruit of the soil, which you...                    </p>
13634                </div>
13635            </a>
13636        </div>
13637            
13638        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
13639            <a href="https://schechter.edu/on-ben-gurion-the-bible-and-an-unusual-press-conference/">
13640                <div class="image-wrapper">
13641                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/BEN-G-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13642                </div>
13643                <div class="text-wrapper">
13644                    <h4 class="title">
13645                        On Ben Gurion, the Bible and an Unusual Press Conference                    </h4>
13646                                            <div class="tags">
13647                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13648                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
13649                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
13650                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
13651                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13652                                                    </div>
13653                                        <div class="details">
13654                        <div class="author">
13655                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13656                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
13657                                    </div>
13658                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
13659                                                    </div>
13660                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13661                        <span class="date">25/09/2019</span>
13662                    </div>
13663                    <p class="excerpt">
13664                        With Israeli election results still in motion, let’s take a look at David Ben Gurion, Israel’s first prime minister, and...                    </p>
13665                </div>
13666            </a>
13667        </div>
13668            
13669        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education lifecycle  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
13670            <a href="https://schechter.edu/israel-identity-card/">
13671                <div class="image-wrapper">
13672                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/carded-small-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13673                </div>
13674                <div class="text-wrapper">
13675                    <h4 class="title">
13676                        Getting Carded (In a Good Way)                    </h4>
13677                                            <div class="tags">
13678                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
13679                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
13680                                                            <div class="tag">Lifecycle</div>
13681                                                    </div>
13682                                        <div class="details">
13683                        <div class="author">
13684                                                                                                                                                </div>
13685                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13686                        <span class="date">25/09/2019</span>
13687                    </div>
13688                    <p class="excerpt">
13689                        Turning sixteen in Israel isn’t just a number.  At sixteen, Israeli teens get their national identity cards.  Learn how TALI is helping...                    </p>
13690                </div>
13691            </a>
13692        </div>
13693            
13694        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals synagogue-life  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
13695            <a href="https://schechter.edu/theology-of-unetane-tokef/">
13696                <div class="image-wrapper">
13697                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/shutterstock_1508133200-2-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
13698                </div>
13699                <div class="text-wrapper">
13700                    <h4 class="title">
13701                        Repentance, Prayer and Tzedakah: A New Year Greeting from Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin                    </h4>
13702                                            <div class="tags">
13703                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
13704                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13705                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
13706                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
13707                                                    </div>
13708                                        <div class="details">
13709                        <div class="author">
13710                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13711                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
13712                                    </div>
13713                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
13714                                                    </div>
13715                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13716                        <span class="date">25/09/2019</span>
13717                    </div>
13718                    <p class="excerpt">
13719                        The Unetane Tokef has been a part of the Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur liturgy for centuries. New interpretations offer ways of making sense of this theologically challenging prayer so that all of us can find points of connection.                    </p>
13720                </div>
13721            </a>
13722        </div>
13723            
13724        <div class="article archive-item all-topics birth-and-children high-holidays jewish-education shavua-tov-schechter sukkot-simhat-torah  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
13725            <a href="https://schechter.edu/hebrew-letters-aleph-bet/">
13726                <div class="image-wrapper">
13727                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Ardon-Aleph-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13728                </div>
13729                <div class="text-wrapper">
13730                    <h4 class="title">
13731                        Aleph or Bet: Dr. Shula Laderman with a Festive Torah Tale                    </h4>
13732                                            <div class="tags">
13733                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
13734                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
13735                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
13736                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13737                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
13738                                                    </div>
13739                                        <div class="details">
13740                        <div class="author">
13741                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13742                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
13743                                    </div>
13744                                                                <sp
13744an class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
13745                                                    </div>
13746                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13747                        <span class="date">25/09/2019</span>
13748                    </div>
13749                    <p class="excerpt">
13750                        “Aleph! Aleph! Although I shall create the world through the letter bet you will be the first of all the...                    </p>
13751                </div>
13752            </a>
13753        </div>
13754            
13755        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
13756            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-ki-teitzei/">
13757                <div class="image-wrapper">
13758                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/ki-tetze-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
13759                </div>
13760                <div class="text-wrapper">
13761                    <h4 class="title">
13762                        Everyday Obligations: Dr. Shula Laderman on Parashat Ki Teitzei                    </h4>
13763                                            <div class="tags">
13764                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13765                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13766                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
13767                                                    </div>
13768                                        <div class="details">
13769                        <div class="author">
13770                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13771                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
13772                                    </div>
13773                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
13774                                                    </div>
13775                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13776                        <span class="date">12/09/2019</span>
13777                    </div>
13778                    <p class="excerpt">
13779                        Parashat Ki Teitzei contains many positive and negative commandments governing the Israelites’ daily lives. Dr. Shula Laderman, Lecturer in Judaism...                    </p>
13780                </div>
13781            </a>
13782        </div>
13783            
13784        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
13785            <a href="https://schechter.edu/moses-and-herzl-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-13-number-5/">
13786                <div class="image-wrapper">
13787                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Moses-Herzl-Burning-Bush-e1565590916875-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13788                </div>
13789                <div class="text-wrapper">
13790                    <h4 class="title">
13791                        Moses and Herzl <br>Responsa in a Moment: Volume 13, Number 5                    </h4>
13792                                            <div class="tags">
13793                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
13794                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
13795                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
13796                                                    </div>
13797                                        <div class="details">
13798                        <div class="author">
13799                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13800                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
13801                                    </div>
13802                                                                <sp
13802an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
13803                                                    </div>
13804                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13805                        <span class="date">25/08/2019</span>
13806                    </div>
13807                    <p class="excerpt">
13808                        A careful reading of the respective biographies of Moses and Herzl yields a series of striking parallels between them in terms of education, character, plans and ultimate success.                    </p>
13809                </div>
13810            </a>
13811        </div>
13812            
13813        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
13814            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vaetchanan-the-rationale-behind-the-commandments/">
13815                <div class="image-wrapper">
13816                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/chukim-1-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13817                </div>
13818                <div class="text-wrapper">
13819                    <h4 class="title">
13820                        Parashat Vaetchanan: The Rationale Behind The Commandments                    </h4>
13821                                            <div class="tags">
13822                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13823                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13824                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
13825                                                    </div>
13826                                        <div class="details">
13827                        <div class="author">
13828                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13829                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
13830                                    </div>
13831                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
13832                                                    </div>
13833                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13834                        <span class="date">16/08/2019</span>
13835                    </div>
13836                    <p class="excerpt">
13837                        In this week’s Parasha, Parashat Vaetchanan, Moses repeats the importance of keeping God’s commandments when the people enter the Land of Israel....                    </p>
13838                </div>
13839            </a>
13840        </div>
13841            
13842        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
13843            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parshat-reeh/">
13844                <div class="image-wrapper">
13845                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/pra-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13846                </div>
13847                <div class="text-wrapper">
13848                    <h4 class="title">
13849                        Seeing and Being Seen: Parshat Re’eh                    </h4>
13850                                            <div class="tags">
13851                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13852                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
13853                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13854                                                    </div>
13855                                        <div class="details">
13856                        <div class="author">
13857                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13858                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
13859                                    </div>
13860                                                                <sp
13860an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
13861                                                    </div>
13862                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13863                        <span class="date">16/08/2019</span>
13864                    </div>
13865                    <p class="excerpt">
13866                        This week’s Torah portion begins with an admonition to see: “Re’eh,” and concludes with the commandment “Yira’eh” (you are to...                    </p>
13867                </div>
13868            </a>
13869        </div>
13870            
13871        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
13872            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-shoftim/">
13873                <div class="image-wrapper">
13874                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Parashat-Shoftim-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13875                </div>
13876                <div class="text-wrapper">
13877                    <h4 class="title">
13878                        Must We Listen to Our Leaders? Dr. David Frankel on Parashat Shoftim                    </h4>
13879                                            <div class="tags">
13880                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13881                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
13882                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13883                                                    </div>
13884                                        <div class="details">
13885                        <div class="author">
13886                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13887                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
13888                                    </div>
13889                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
13890                                                    </div>
13891                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13892                        <span class="date">16/08/2019</span>
13893                    </div>
13894                    <p class="excerpt">
13895                        In Parashat Shoftim, Moses instructs the Israelites to appoint judges, beginning a system of governance that will also serve the...                    </p>
13896                </div>
13897            </a>
13898        </div>
13899            
13900        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death history israel-and-zionism lifecycle shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
13901            <a href="https://schechter.edu/professor-doron-bar-theodor-herzl/">
13902                <div class="image-wrapper">
13903                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/herzel-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13904                </div>
13905                <div class="text-wrapper">
13906                    <h4 class="title">
13907                        Traveling Tombstones: Professor Doron Bar on Herzl’s Reburial in Israel                    </h4>
13908                                            <div class="tags">
13909                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
13910                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
13911                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
13912                                                            <div class="tag">Lifecycle</div>
13913                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13914                                                    </div>
13915                                        <div class="details">
13916                        <div class="author">
13917                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13918                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
13919                                    </div>
13920                                                                <sp
13920an class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
13921                                                    </div>
13922                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13923                        <span class="date">01/08/2019</span>
13924                    </div>
13925                    <p class="excerpt">
13926                        On August 17, 1949, Theodor Herzl, founding father of Zionism, was reinterred in Israel. His gravesite was established on the highest...                    </p>
13927                </div>
13928            </a>
13929        </div>
13930            
13931        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
13932            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parshat-balak/">
13933                <div class="image-wrapper">
13934                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/BALAK-1-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
13935                </div>
13936                <div class="text-wrapper">
13937                    <h4 class="title">
13938                        If Donkeys Could Talk: Dr. Shula Laderman on Parashat Balak                    </h4>
13939                                            <div class="tags">
13940                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13941                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13942                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
13943                                                    </div>
13944                                        <div class="details">
13945                        <div class="author">
13946                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13947                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
13948                                    </div>
13949                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
13950                                                    </div>
13951                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13952                        <span class="date">16/07/2019</span>
13953                    </div>
13954                    <p class="excerpt">
13955                        The fascinating story of Balak and Balaam’s failed attempts to curse the Jewish people is found in this week’s parasha....                    </p>
13956                </div>
13957            </a>
13958        </div>
13959            
13960        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pluralism-and-politics shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
13961            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parshat-pinchas/">
13962                <div class="image-wrapper">
13963                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/leadership.jpg)"></div>
13964                </div>
13965                <div class="text-wrapper">
13966                    <h4 class="title">
13967                        Parashat Pinchas: Understanding What Leadership Really Means                    </h4>
13968                                            <div class="tags">
13969                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
13970                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
13971                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
13972                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
13973                                                    </div>
13974                                        <div class="details">
13975                        <div class="author">
13976                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
13977                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
13978                                    </div>
13979                                                                <sp
13979an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
13980                                                    </div>
13981                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
13982                        <span class="date">16/07/2019</span>
13983                    </div>
13984                    <p class="excerpt">
13985                        Are you ready for the elections? In Parshat Pinchas, we witness the ordination of Joshua bin Nun as the successor...                    </p>
13986                </div>
13987            </a>
13988        </div>
13989            
13990        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
13991            <a href="https://schechter.edu/month-of-av/">
13992                <div class="image-wrapper">
13993                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/architecture-arrow-building-1803914.jpg)"></div>
13994                </div>
13995                <div class="text-wrapper">
13996                    <h4 class="title">
13997                        Finding Our Way Back in the Month of Av                    </h4>
13998                                            <div class="tags">
13999                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14000                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14001                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
14002                                                    </div>
14003                                        <div class="details">
14004                        <div class="author">
14005                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14006                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
14007                                    </div>
14008                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
14009                                                    </div>
14010                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14011                        <span class="date">16/07/2019</span>
14012                    </div>
14013                    <p class="excerpt">
14014                        The Jewish month of Av brings with it a season of mourning for the destruction of the Temple.  The rabbis...                    </p>
14015                </div>
14016            </a>
14017        </div>
14018            
14019        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature israel-and-zionism shavuot  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
14020            <a href="https://schechter.edu/bethlehem-exhibit-now-at-neve-schechter/">
14021                <div class="image-wrapper">
14022                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Bethlehem-exhibit-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
14023                </div>
14024                <div class="text-wrapper">
14025                    <h4 class="title">
14026                        “Bethlehem” Exhibit Now at Neve Schechter                    </h4>
14027                                            <div class="tags">
14028                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
14029                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
14030                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
14031                                                    </div>
14032                                        <div class="details">
14033                        <div class="author">
14034                                                                                                                                                </div>
14035                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14036                        <span class="date">25/06/2019</span>
14037                    </div>
14038                    <p class="excerpt">
14039                        The first chapter of the Book of Ruth ends with the story of Naomi’s return from Moab to Bethlehem with her Moabite...                    </p>
14040                </div>
14041            </a>
14042        </div>
14043            
14044        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
14045            <a href="https://schechter.edu/giving-of-the-torah/">
14046                <div class="image-wrapper">
14047                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/carrot-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
14048                </div>
14049                <div class="text-wrapper">
14050                    <h4 class="title">
14051                        Stick or Carrot? The Giving of the Torah                    </h4>
14052                                            <div class="tags">
14053                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14054                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
14055                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14056                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14057                                                    </div>
14058                                        <div class="details">
14059                        <div class="author">
14060                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14061                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
14062                                    </div>
14063                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
14064                                                    </div>
14065                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14066                        <span class="date">19/06/2019</span>
14067                    </div>
14068                    <p class="excerpt">
14069                        When it comes to educating students, teachers often ask which is more persuasive: the carrot or the stick? Was the...                    </p>
14070                </div>
14071            </a>
14072        </div>
14073            
14074        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy women-gender  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
14075            <a href="https://schechter.edu/women-in-jewish-thought/">
14076                <div class="image-wrapper">
14077                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/MHiBC1560681849.jpg)"></div>
14078                </div>
14079                <div class="text-wrapper">
14080                    <h4 class="title">
14081                        Where Are the Women in Jewish Thought?                    </h4>
14082                                            <div class="tags">
14083                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
14084                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14085                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
14086                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
14087                                                    </div>
14088                                        <div class="details">
14089                        <div class="author">
14090                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14091                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
14092                                    </div>
14093                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
14094                                                    </div>
14095                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14096                        <span class="date">19/06/2019</span>
14097                    </div>
14098                    <p class="excerpt">
14099                        The field of Jewish Thought for many years has been considered the sphere of male thinkers and philosophers. This week Dr....                    </p>
14100                </div>
14101            </a>
14102        </div>
14103            
14104        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
14105            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-korach-message/">
14106                <div class="image-wrapper">
14107                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/pyramid-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
14108                </div>
14109                <div class="text-wrapper">
14110                    <h4 class="title">
14111                        Was Anything so Wrong in Korach’s Message? Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch Explores the Parasha                    </h4>
14112                                            <div class="tags">
14113                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14114                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14115                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
14116                                                    </div>
14117                                        <div class="details">
14118                        <div class="author">
14119                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14120                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
14121                                    </div>
14122                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
14123                                                    </div>
14124                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14125                        <span class="date">16/06/2019</span>
14126                    </div>
14127                    <p class="excerpt">
14128                        “For all the community are holy, and the Lord is in their midst. Why then do you, Aaron and Moses,...                    </p>
14129                </div>
14130            </a>
14131        </div>
14132            
14133        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-life-thought shavuot thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-ilana-foss">
14134            <a href="https://schechter.edu/equality-of-access/">
14135                <div class="image-wrapper">
14136                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/blanace-2-540x228-1.jpeg)"></div>
14137                </div>
14138                <div class="text-wrapper">
14139                    <h4 class="title">
14140                        Exclusivity and Openness on Shavuot                    </h4>
14141                                            <div class="tags">
14142                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
14143                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
14144                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
14145                                                    </div>
14146                                        <div class="details">
14147                        <div class="author">
14148                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14149                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-22.jpg)"></div>
14150                                    </div>
14151                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Ilana Foss</span>
14152                                                    </div>
14153                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14154                        <span class="date">
1415425/05/2019</span>
14155                    </div>
14156                    <p class="excerpt">
14157                        Exclusivity is often seen as a selling point. Whenever I’m at Ben Gurion airport I look longingly at the executive...                    </p>
14158                </div>
14159            </a>
14160        </div>
14161            
14162        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors ">
14163            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-behar-brotherly-kinship/">
14164                <div class="image-wrapper">
14165                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Parashat-Behar-1.jpg)"></div>
14166                </div>
14167                <div class="text-wrapper">
14168                    <h4 class="title">
14169                        Paul Shrell-Fox on Brotherly Kinship                    </h4>
14170                                            <div class="tags">
14171                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14172                                                    </div>
14173                                        <div class="details">
14174                        <div class="author">
14175                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
14176                                                    </div>
14177                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14178                        <span class="date">19/05/2019</span>
14179                    </div>
14180                    <p class="excerpt">
14181                        Mazal Tov to Rabbi Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox on his Bar Mitzvah anniversary! In the seventh reading of Parashat Behar, the...                    </p>
14182                </div>
14183            </a>
14184        </div>
14185            
14186        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
14187            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-bechukotai/">
14188                <div class="image-wrapper">
14189                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/mimi-blog-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
14190                </div>
14191                <div class="text-wrapper">
14192                    <h4 class="title">
14193                        Everyone has Value: Reb Mimi Feigelson on Parashat Bechukotai                    </h4>
14194                                            <div class="tags">
14195                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14196                                                    </div>
14197                                        <div class="details">
14198                        <div class="author">
14199                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14200                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
14201                                    </div>
14202                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
14203                                                    </div>
14204                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14205                        <span class="date">19/05/2019</span>
14206                    </div>
14207                    <p class="excerpt">
14208                        Parashat Bechukotai deals with what sort of pledges we make to God in the Temple: Who makes offerings? How much...                    </p>
14209                </div>
14210            </a>
14211        </div>
14212            
14213        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible lifecycle shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
14214            <a href="https://schechter.edu/connection-between-miriam-water/">
14215                <div class="image-wrapper">
14216                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/drops-of-water-water-nature-liquid-40784-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
14217                </div>
14218                <div class="text-wrapper">
14219                    <h4 class="title">
14220                        Watershed Moments: Dr. Gila Vachman on Parashat Chukat                    </h4>
14221                                            <div class="tags">
14222                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14223                                                            <div class="tag">Lifecycle</div>
14224                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14225                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
14226                                                    </div>
14227                                        <div class="details">
14228                        <div class="author">
14229                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14230                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
14231                                    </div>
14232                                                                <sp
14232an class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
14233                                                    </div>
14234                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14235                        <span class="date">19/05/2019</span>
14236                    </div>
14237                    <p class="excerpt">
14238                        What was the connection between the death of Miriam and the absence of water?Our sages say that the three “gifts”...                    </p>
14239                </div>
14240            </a>
14241        </div>
14242            
14243        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
14244            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-bamidbar/">
14245                <div class="image-wrapper">
14246                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/memoires-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
14247                </div>
14248                <div class="text-wrapper">
14249                    <h4 class="title">
14250                        Forging our Future: Dr. David Frankel on Parashat Bamidbar                    </h4>
14251                                            <div class="tags">
14252                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14253                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14254                                                    </div>
14255                                        <div class="details">
14256                        <div class="author">
14257                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14258                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
14259                                    </div>
14260                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
14261                                                    </div>
14262                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14263                        <span class="date">19/05/2019</span>
14264                    </div>
14265                    <p class="excerpt">
14266                        Is Parashat Bamidbar a period of rebellion and complaints or is it, as stated in Jeremiah,  about God and Israel’s...                    </p>
14267                </div>
14268            </a>
14269        </div>
14270            
14271        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
14272            <a href="https://schechter.edu/thoughts-on-yom-haatzmaut/">
14273                <div class="image-wrapper">
14274                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/YO-YO-2.jpg)"></div>
14275                </div>
14276                <div class="text-wrapper">
14277                    <h4 class="title">
14278                        Thoughts on Yom Haatzmaut                    </h4>
14279                                            <div class="tags">
14280                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
14281                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
14282                                                    </div>
14283                                        <div class="details">
14284                        <div class="author">
14285                                                                                                                                                </div>
14286                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14287                        <span class="date">14/05/2019</span>
14288                    </div>
14289                    <p class="excerpt">
14290                        As Israel celebrates its 71st birthday, some of Schechter’s faculty share what “Israeliness” means to them. May Israel go from...                    </p>
14291                </div>
14292            </a>
14293        </div>
14294            
14295        <div class="article archive-item all-topics miscellaneous responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
14296            <a href="https://schechter.edu/pirkei-avot-david-golinkin-responsa/">
14297                <div class="image-wrapper">
14298                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Pirkei-Avot-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
14299                </div>
14300                <div class="text-wrapper">
14301                    <h4 class="title">
14302                        All I Really Need to Know about Judaism, I Learned in Pirkei Avot                    </h4>
14303                                            <div class="tags">
14304                                                            <div class="tag">Miscellaneous</div>
14305                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
14306                                                    </div>
14307                                        <div class="details">
14308                        <div class="author">
14309                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14310                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
14311                                    </div>
14312                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
14313                                                    </div>
14314                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14315                        <span class="date">
1431505/05/2019</span>
14316                    </div>
14317                    <p class="excerpt">
14318                        All I really need to know about Judaism, I learned in Pirkei Avot. Why every Jew should study Pirkei Avot between Pesah and Shavuot, and throughout the year.                    </p>
14319                </div>
14320            </a>
14321        </div>
14322            
14323        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
14324            <a href="https://schechter.edu/seder-and-the-symposium/">
14325                <div class="image-wrapper">
14326                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/newsletter_pesach__0-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
14327                </div>
14328                <div class="text-wrapper">
14329                    <h4 class="title">
14330                        Seder or Symposium: Rabbi Prof Golinkin On Seder Origins                    </h4>
14331                                            <div class="tags">
14332                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
14333                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14334                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14335                                                    </div>
14336                                        <div class="details">
14337                        <div class="author">
14338                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14339                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
14340                                    </div>
14341                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
14342                                                    </div>
14343                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14344                        <span class="date">25/04/2019</span>
14345                    </div>
14346                    <p class="excerpt">
14347                        What is the origin of the Seder and the Haggadah?   Rabbi Professor David Golinkin, President of The Schechter Institutes, discusses the connection between the...                    </p>
14348                </div>
14349            </a>
14350        </div>
14351            
14352        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors ">
14353            <a href="https://schechter.edu/revisit-the-story-of-exodus/">
14354                <div class="image-wrapper">
14355                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/egypt-540x228-1.jpeg)"></div>
14356                </div>
14357                <div class="text-wrapper">
14358                    <h4 class="title">
14359                        Revisit the story of Exodus                    </h4>
14360                                            <div class="tags">
14361                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14362                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
14363                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14364                                                    </div>
14365                                        <div class="details">
14366                        <div class="author">
14367                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
14368                                                    </div>
14369                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14370                        <span class="date">25/04/2019</span>
14371                    </div>
14372                    <p class="excerpt">
14373                        Who is God in the Story of the Exodus? Now that we have celebrated the first days of Passover, let’s revisit...                    </p>
14374                </div>
14375            </a>
14376        </div>
14377            
14378        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
14379            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-metzora-is-sin-the-cause-of-suffering/">
14380                <div class="image-wrapper">
14381                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/pills-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
14382                </div>
14383                <div class="text-wrapper">
14384                    <h4 class="title">
14385                        Parashat Metzora: Is Sin the Cause of Suffering?                    </h4>
14386                                            <div class="tags">
14387                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14388                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14389                                                    </div>
14390                                        <div class="details">
14391                        <div class="author">
14392                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14393                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
14394                                    </div>
14395                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
14396                                                    </div>
14397                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14398                        <span class="date">19/04/2019</span>
14399                    </div>
14400                    <p class="excerpt">
14401                        Is sin the cause of suffering? Dr. David Frankel, Senior Lecturer in Bible at The Schechter Institutes, discusses how in the ancient era...                    </p>
14402                </div>
14403            </a>
14404        </div>
14405            
14406        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
14407            <a href="https://schechter.edu/vahavta-love-a-stranger/">
14408                <div class="image-wrapper">
14409                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/love-540x228-1.jpeg)"></div>
14410                </div>
14411                <div class="text-wrapper">
14412                    <h4 class="title">
14413                        The Challenge of “V’ahavta; And You Shall Love.”                    </h4>
14414                                            <div class="tags">
14415                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14416                                                    </div>
14417                                        <div class="details">
14418                        <div class="author">
14419                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14420                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
14421                                    </div>
14422                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
14423                                                    </div>
14424                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14425                        <span class="date">19/04/2019</span>
14426                    </div>
14427                    <p class="excerpt">
14428                        Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch, Dean of the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary, delves into the relationship between two verses in Parshat Kedoshim: “You shall love your neighbor like...                    </p>
14429                </div>
14430            </a>
14431        </div>
14432            
14433        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-law-and-its-authority shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
14434            <a href="https://schechter.edu/disabled-kohanim-parahsat-emor/">
14435                <div class="image-wrapper">
14436                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/wheelchair-.jpg)"></div>
14437                </div>
14438                <div class="text-wrapper">
14439                    <h4 class="title">
14440                        The Disqualified Kohen                    </h4>
14441                                            <div class="tags">
14442                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14443                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
14444                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14445                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14446                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
14447                                                    </div>
14448                                        <div class="details">
14449                        <div class="author">
14450                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14451                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
14452                                    </div>
14453                                                                <sp
14453an class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
14454                                                    </div>
14455                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14456                        <span class="date">19/04/2019</span>
14457                    </div>
14458                    <p class="excerpt">
14459                        Parashat Emor is dedicated to the rules regarding the personal status and physical condition of Kohanim, the priests who worked in...                    </p>
14460                </div>
14461            </a>
14462        </div>
14463            
14464        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
14465            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-there-an-obligation-to-kiss-the-tzitzit-responsa-in-a-moment-vol-13-no-3/">
14466                <div class="image-wrapper">
14467                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Dikla-and-Arie-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
14468                </div>
14469                <div class="text-wrapper">
14470                    <h4 class="title">
14471                        Is There an Obligation to Kiss the Tzitzit?                    </h4>
14472                                            <div class="tags">
14473                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
14474                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
14475                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14476                                                    </div>
14477                                        <div class="details">
14478                        <div class="author">
14479                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14480                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
14481                                    </div>
14482                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
14483                                                    </div>
14484                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14485                        <span class="date">05/04/2019</span>
14486                    </div>
14487                    <p class="excerpt">
14488                        There is a widespread custom to kiss one’s tzitzit three times during the recitation of the Shema and there are renowned rabbis such as the Vilna Gaon and Rabbi Prof. Saul Lieberman who did not kiss their tzitzit at all. What are the sources and approaches regarding these customs?                    </p>
14489                </div>
14490            </a>
14491        </div>
14492            
14493        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
14494            <a href="https://schechter.edu/back-to-reality-with-parashat-vayikra/">
14495                <div class="image-wrapper">
14496                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/stay-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
14497                </div>
14498                <div class="text-wrapper">
14499                    <h4 class="title">
14500                        Back to Reality with Parashat Vayikra                    </h4>
14501                                            <div class="tags">
14502                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14503                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14504                                                    </div>
14505                                        <div class="details">
14506                        <div class="author">
14507                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14508                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
14509                                    </div>
14510                                                                <sp
14510an class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
14511                                                    </div>
14512                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14513                        <span class="date">19/03/2019</span>
14514                    </div>
14515                    <p class="excerpt">
14516                        This week we begin the book of  Vayikra, Leviticus, that deals with the sacrifices that individuals may bring to the Temple....                    </p>
14517                </div>
14518            </a>
14519        </div>
14520            
14521        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible birth-and-children death shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
14522            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parshat-shemini-aaron-silence/">
14523                <div class="image-wrapper">
14524                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Aarons-Silence-1.jpg)"></div>
14525                </div>
14526                <div class="text-wrapper">
14527                    <h4 class="title">
14528                        Parshat Shemini – Aaron’s Silence                    </h4>
14529                                            <div class="tags">
14530                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14531                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
14532                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
14533                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14534                                                    </div>
14535                                        <div class="details">
14536                        <div class="author">
14537                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14538                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
14539                                    </div>
14540                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
14541                                                    </div>
14542                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14543                        <span class="date">19/03/2019</span>
14544                    </div>
14545                    <p class="excerpt">
14546                        Parashat Shemini: “Vayidom Aharon.” Aaron was silent, says the text. Was it shocked silence? Perhaps. Or, perhaps, it was silence...                    </p>
14547                </div>
14548            </a>
14549        </div>
14550            
14551        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible birth-and-children shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors eitan-cooper">
14552            <a href="https://schechter.edu/gender-identity-bible/">
14553                <div class="image-wrapper">
14554                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/baby-baby-feet-bed-733881.jpg)"></div>
14555                </div>
14556                <div class="text-wrapper">
14557                    <h4 class="title">
14558                        Gender Identity and Parashat Tazria                    </h4>
14559                                            <div class="tags">
14560                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14561                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
14562                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14563                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
14564                                                    </div>
14565                                        <div class="details">
14566                        <div class="author">
14567                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14568                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
14569                                    </div>
14570                                                                <sp
14570an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
14571                                                    </div>
14572                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14573                        <span class="date">19/03/2019</span>
14574                    </div>
14575                    <p class="excerpt">
14576                        This week’s Torah portion, Tazria, starts with the verse “If a woman becomes pregnant and gives birth to a male...                    </p>
14577                </div>
14578            </a>
14579        </div>
14580            
14581        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history jewish-life-thought women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
14582            <a href="https://schechter.edu/influential-jewish-women-in-the-middle-ages/">
14583                <div class="image-wrapper">
14584                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/influential-jewish-women-1-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
14585                </div>
14586                <div class="text-wrapper">
14587                    <h4 class="title">
14588                        Influential Jewish Women in the Middle Ages                    </h4>
14589                                            <div class="tags">
14590                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
14591                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
14592                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
14593                                                    </div>
14594                                        <div class="details">
14595                        <div class="author">
14596                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14597                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
14598                                    </div>
14599                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
14600                                                    </div>
14601                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14602                        <span class="date">14/03/2019</span>
14603                    </div>
14604                    <p class="excerpt">
14605                        In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8th, Professor. Renée Levine Melammed shares with us the powerful story of influential...                    </p>
14606                </div>
14607            </a>
14608        </div>
14609            
14610        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history jewish-life-thought symbols-and-rituals  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
14611            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jewish-holiday-crypto-jews/">
14612                <div class="image-wrapper">
14613                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/jewish-holidays-crypto-jews.jpg)"></div>
14614                </div>
14615                <div class="text-wrapper">
14616                    <h4 class="title">
14617                        Jewish Holidays Among the Crypto-Jews                    </h4>
14618                                            <div class="tags">
14619                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
14620                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
14621                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14622                                                    </div>
14623                                        <div class="details">
14624                        <div class="author">
14625                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14626                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
14627                                    </div>
14628                                                                <sp
14628an class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
14629                                                    </div>
14630                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14631                        <span class="date">13/03/2019</span>
14632                    </div>
14633                    <p class="excerpt">
14634                        We are blessed to be living in a time where an overwhelming number of Jews are able to celebrate Jewish...                    </p>
14635                </div>
14636            </a>
14637        </div>
14638            
14639        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
14640            <a href="https://schechter.edu/mishkan-priestly-attire/">
14641                <div class="image-wrapper">
14642                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/miskan.jpg)"></div>
14643                </div>
14644                <div class="text-wrapper">
14645                    <h4 class="title">
14646                        Construction Ahead: Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch on Priestly Attire                    </h4>
14647                                            <div class="tags">
14648                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14649                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14650                                                    </div>
14651                                        <div class="details">
14652                        <div class="author">
14653                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14654                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
14655                                    </div>
14656                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
14657                                                    </div>
14658                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14659                        <span class="date">19/02/2019</span>
14660                    </div>
14661                    <p class="excerpt">
14662                        The Torah now begins to detail the designs of the Mishkan, a sanctuary for God’s presence, and the priestly (Cohen’s)...                    </p>
14663                </div>
14664            </a>
14665        </div>
14666            
14667        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bar-bat-mitzvah bible shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
14668            <a href="https://schechter.edu/seize-the-moment-in-parashat-tetzaveh/">
14669                <div class="image-wrapper">
14670                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Seize-The-Moment-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
14671                </div>
14672                <div class="text-wrapper">
14673                    <h4 class="title">
14674                        Seize The Moment in Parashat Tetzaveh                    </h4>
14675                                            <div class="tags">
14676                                                            <div class="tag">Bar-Bat Mitzvah</div>
14677                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14678                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14679                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14680                                                    </div>
14681                                        <div class="details">
14682                        <div class="author">
14683                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14684                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
14685                                    </div>
14686                                                                <sp
14686an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
14687                                                    </div>
14688                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14689                        <span class="date">19/02/2019</span>
14690                    </div>
14691                    <p class="excerpt">
14692                        Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson, Mashpiah Ruchanit (Spiritual Mentor) and senior lecturer of Rabbinics and Chassidic Thought at the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary, relates to the...                    </p>
14693                </div>
14694            </a>
14695        </div>
14696            
14697        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
14698            <a href="https://schechter.edu/construction-of-the-tabernacle/">
14699                <div class="image-wrapper">
14700                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/vayakhel-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
14701                </div>
14702                <div class="text-wrapper">
14703                    <h4 class="title">
14704                        Tabernacle Giving: Is All Gold Good?                    </h4>
14705                                            <div class="tags">
14706                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14707                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14708                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14709                                                    </div>
14710                                        <div class="details">
14711                        <div class="author">
14712                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14713                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
14714                                    </div>
14715                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
14716                                                    </div>
14717                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14718                        <span class="date">19/02/2019</span>
14719                    </div>
14720                    <p class="excerpt">
14721                        We at Schechter are so excited about the construction of the Tabernacle that we have two videos for Parshat Vayakhel one...                    </p>
14722                </div>
14723            </a>
14724        </div>
14725            
14726        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
14727            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vayakhel-another-donation/">
14728                <div class="image-wrapper">
14729                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/money-gold-coins-finance-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
14730                </div>
14731                <div class="text-wrapper">
14732                    <h4 class="title">
14733                        Parashat Vayakhel – Another Donation?                    </h4>
14734                                            <div class="tags">
14735                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14736                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14737                                                    </div>
14738                                        <div class="details">
14739                        <div class="author">
14740                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14741                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
14742                                    </div>
14743                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
14744                                                    </div>
14745                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14746                        <span class="date">19/02/2019</span>
14747                    </div>
14748                    <p class="excerpt">
14749                        Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson, Mashpiah Ruchanit (Spiritual Mentor) and senior lecturer of Rabbinics and Chassidic Thought at the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary, imagines...                    </p>
14750                </div>
14751            </a>
14752        </div>
14753            
14754        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
14755            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-pekudei-materialism/">
14756                <div class="image-wrapper">
14757                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shutterstock_591701261.jpg)"></div>
14758                </div>
14759                <div class="text-wrapper">
14760                    <h4 class="title">
14761                        Parashat Pekudei on the Purpose of Materialism                    </h4>
14762                                            <div class="tags">
14763                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14764                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14765                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
14766                                                    </div>
14767                                        <div class="details">
14768                        <div class="author">
14769                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14770                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
14771                                    </div>
14772                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
14773                                                    </div>
14774                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14775                        <span class="date">19/02/2019</span>
14776                    </div>
14777                    <p class="excerpt">
14778                        Gold, silver and copper: the opening passage of Parashat Pekudei accounts for the vast material resources required for building of...                    </p>
14779                </div>
14780            </a>
14781        </div>
14782            
14783        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
14784            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-may-one-abbreviate-the-loud-repetition-of-the-amidah-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-13-number-2-1/">
14785                <div class="image-wrapper">
14786                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/rabbi-chazan-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
14787                </div>
14788                <div class="text-wrapper">
14789                    <h4 class="title">
14790                        How May One Abbreviate the Loud Repetition of the Amidah?                    </h4>
14791                                            <div class="tags">
14792                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
14793                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
14794                                                    </div>
14795                                        <div class="details">
14796                        <div class="author">
14797                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14798                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
14799                                    </div>
14800                                                                <sp
14800an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
14801                                                    </div>
14802                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14803                        <span class="date">05/02/2019</span>
14804                    </div>
14805                    <p class="excerpt">
14806                        There are several different customs regarding the Hoiche Kedusha (2) or the abbreviated loud repetition of the Amidah. How did the different customs arise and which custom should we follow?                    </p>
14807                </div>
14808            </a>
14809        </div>
14810            
14811        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter social-justice thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
14812            <a href="https://schechter.edu/theory-of-justice/">
14813                <div class="image-wrapper">
14814                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Justice-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
14815                </div>
14816                <div class="text-wrapper">
14817                    <h4 class="title">
14818                        Parashat Bo. Justice or Mercy?                    </h4>
14819                                            <div class="tags">
14820                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14821                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
14822                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
14823                                                    </div>
14824                                        <div class="details">
14825                        <div class="author">
14826                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14827                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
14828                                    </div>
14829                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
14830                                                    </div>
14831                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14832                        <span class="date">19/01/2019</span>
14833                    </div>
14834                    <p class="excerpt">
14835                        In his book “A Theory of Justice” published in the 1970s, Prof. John Rawls of Harvard University set out an...                    </p>
14836                </div>
14837            </a>
14838        </div>
14839            
14840        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
14841            <a href="https://schechter.edu/positively-on-amalek/">
14842                <div class="image-wrapper">
14843                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/positive-cup-small.jpg)"></div>
14844                </div>
14845                <div class="text-wrapper">
14846                    <h4 class="title">
14847                        Can we look positively on Amalek? Parashat Beshalach                    </h4>
14848                                            <div class="tags">
14849                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14850                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
14851                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14852                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14853                                                    </div>
14854                                        <div class="details">
14855                        <div class="author">
14856                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14857                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
14858                                    </div>
14859                                                                <sp
14859an class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
14860                                                    </div>
14861                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14862                        <span class="date">19/01/2019</span>
14863                    </div>
14864                    <p class="excerpt">
14865                        וַיִּבֶן מֹשֶׁה מִזְבֵּחַ וַיִּקְרָא שְׁמוֹ ה’ נִסִּי: וַיֹּאמֶר כִּי יָד עַל כֵּס יָ-הּ מִלְחָמָה לַה’ בַּעֲמָלֵק מִדֹּר דֹּר “Then Moses...                    </p>
14866                </div>
14867            </a>
14868        </div>
14869            
14870        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors ">
14871            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-yitro-gratitude-compassion-and-a-cross-sensual-experience-at-sinai/">
14872                <div class="image-wrapper">
14873                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/cloud-540x228-1.jpeg)"></div>
14874                </div>
14875                <div class="text-wrapper">
14876                    <h4 class="title">
14877                        Parashat Yitro: gratitude, compassion and a cross-sensual experience at Sinai                    </h4>
14878                                            <div class="tags">
14879                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14880                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
14881                                                    </div>
14882                                        <div class="details">
14883                        <div class="author">
14884                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
14885                                                    </div>
14886                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14887                        <span class="date">19/01/2019</span>
14888                    </div>
14889                    <p class="excerpt">
14890                        Rabbi Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox, Lecturer in Family and Community Studies at the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies, discusses two concepts as related in this...                    </p>
14891                </div>
14892            </a>
14893        </div>
14894            
14895        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter social-justice  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
14896            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-mishpatim-lofty-words/">
14897                <div class="image-wrapper">
14898                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Parashat-Mishpatim-small.jpg)"></div>
14899                </div>
14900                <div class="text-wrapper">
14901                    <h4 class="title">
14902                        Faith vs. Action in the Jewish Tradition Parashat Mishpatim                    </h4>
14903                                            <div class="tags">
14904                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14905                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
14906                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14907                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
14908                                                    </div>
14909                                        <div class="details">
14910                        <div class="author">
14911                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14912                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
14913                                    </div>
14914                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
14915                                                    </div>
14916                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14917                        <span class="date">19/01/2019</span>
14918                    </div>
14919                    <p class="excerpt">
14920                        This week’s portion, Mishpatim, lists a hodgepodge of topics: dealing with the Hebrew slave, damages, an eye for an eye,...                    </p>
14921                </div>
14922            </a>
14923        </div>
14924            
14925        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-life-thought places-sites pluralism-and-politics thought-and-philosophy  all-authors moriah-karsagi-aharon">
14926            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jewish-education-in-diaspora/">
14927                <div class="image-wrapper">
14928                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/face-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
14929                </div>
14930                <div class="text-wrapper">
14931                    <h4 class="title">
14932                        My Israeli Jewish Identity, Rediscovered                    </h4>
14933                                            <div class="tags">
14934                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
14935                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
14936                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
14937                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
14938                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
14939                                                    </div>
14940                                        <div class="details">
14941                        <div class="author">
14942                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14943                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/moriah-1.jpg)"></div>
14944                                    </div>
14945                                                                <span class="author-name">Moriah Karsagi-Aharon</span>
14946                                                    </div>
14947                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14948                        <span class="date">14/01/2019</span>
14949                    </div>
14950                    <p class="excerpt">
14951                        Why I Had to Travel all the Way to New York in Order to Understand More About My Israeli Jewish...                    </p>
14952                </div>
14953            </a>
14954        </div>
14955            
14956        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah history responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
14957            <a href="https://schechter.edu/unity-leads-to-redemption/">
14958                <div class="image-wrapper">
14959                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/2-1.jpg)"></div>
14960                </div>
14961                <div class="text-wrapper">
14962                    <h4 class="title">
14963                        A Hidden Lesson of the Hanukkah Story                    </h4>
14964                                            <div class="tags">
14965                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
14966                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
14967                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
14968                                                    </div>
14969                                        <div class="details">
14970                        <div class="author">
14971                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
14972                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
14973                                    </div>
14974                                                                <sp
14974an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
14975                                                    </div>
14976                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
14977                        <span class="date">19/12/2018</span>
14978                    </div>
14979                    <p class="excerpt">
14980                        A hidden lesson of the Hanukkah story: What is the connection between Joseph’s story in parashat Miketz, and the story of Hanukkah?                    </p>
14981                </div>
14982            </a>
14983        </div>
14984            
14985        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
14986            <a href="https://schechter.edu/where-is-god-in-the-story-of-joseph/">
14987                <div class="image-wrapper">
14988                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/j.jpg)"></div>
14989                </div>
14990                <div class="text-wrapper">
14991                    <h4 class="title">
14992                        Where is God in the story of Joseph?                    </h4>
14993                                            <div class="tags">
14994                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
14995                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
14996                                                    </div>
14997                                        <div class="details">
14998                        <div class="author">
14999                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15000                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
15001                                    </div>
15002                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
15003                                                    </div>
15004                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15005                        <span class="date">19/12/2018</span>
15006                    </div>
15007                    <p class="excerpt">
15008                        Feel alienated at services and wondering where God is in all of this? Parashat Vayigash might have the answer for you....                    </p>
15009                </div>
15010            </a>
15011        </div>
15012            
15013        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
15014            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-shemot-why-was-moses-chosen-to-lead-the-people-of-israel/">
15015                <div class="image-wrapper">
15016                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/seguidores-marcas-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
15017                </div>
15018                <div class="text-wrapper">
15019                    <h4 class="title">
15020                        Parashat Shemot Why was Moses Chosen to Lead the People of Israel?                    </h4>
15021                                            <div class="tags">
15022                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
15023                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
15024                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
15025                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15026                                                    </div>
15027                                        <div class="details">
15028                        <div class="author">
15029                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15030                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
15031                                    </div>
15032                                                                <sp
15032an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
15033                                                    </div>
15034                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15035                        <span class="date">19/12/2018</span>
15036                    </div>
15037                    <p class="excerpt">
15038                        Rabbi Professor David Golinkin, President of The Schechter Institutes, talks about leadership qualities. Moses was not chosen to lead the Jewish people because...                    </p>
15039                </div>
15040            </a>
15041        </div>
15042            
15043        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
15044            <a href="https://schechter.edu/parashat-vaera/">
15045                <div class="image-wrapper">
15046                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/flame-540x228-1.jpeg)"></div>
15047                </div>
15048                <div class="text-wrapper">
15049                    <h4 class="title">
15050                        Parashat Va’era                    </h4>
15051                                            <div class="tags">
15052                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
15053                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15054                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15055                                                    </div>
15056                                        <div class="details">
15057                        <div class="author">
15058                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15059                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
15060                                    </div>
15061                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
15062                                                    </div>
15063                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15064                        <span class="date">19/12/2018</span>
15065                    </div>
15066                    <p class="excerpt">
15067                        וַיֹּאמֶר אֱלֹהִים אֶל-מֹשֶׁה ‘ אֶהְיֶה אֲשֶׁר אֶהְיֶה In Parashat Va’era, God says to Moshe: “I will be what I will be.”...                    </p>
15068                </div>
15069            </a>
15070        </div>
15071            
15072        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-law-and-its-authority responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
15073            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-to-study-biblical-criticism/">
15074                <div class="image-wrapper">
15075                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_57375331-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15076                </div>
15077                <div class="text-wrapper">
15078                    <h4 class="title">
15079                        Is it Permissible to Study Biblical Criticism?                    </h4>
15080                                            <div class="tags">
15081                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
15082                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
15083                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
15084                                                    </div>
15085                                        <div class="details">
15086                        <div class="author">
15087                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15088                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
15089                                    </div>
15090                                                                <sp
15090an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
15091                                                    </div>
15092                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15093                        <span class="date">05/12/2018</span>
15094                    </div>
15095                    <p class="excerpt">
15096                        Question from a student at the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary: Is it permissible to study and teach biblical criticism, especially regarding the Torah?                    </p>
15097                </div>
15098            </a>
15099        </div>
15100            
15101        <div class="article archive-item all-topics birth-and-children shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
15102            <a href="https://schechter.edu/earning-the-name/">
15103                <div class="image-wrapper">
15104                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/twins-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15105                </div>
15106                <div class="text-wrapper">
15107                    <h4 class="title">
15108                        Parshat Toldot: Earning the Name By Eitan Cooper                    </h4>
15109                                            <div class="tags">
15110                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
15111                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15112                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15113                                                    </div>
15114                                        <div class="details">
15115                        <div class="author">
15116                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15117                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
15118                                    </div>
15119                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
15120                                                    </div>
15121                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15122                        <span class="date">19/11/2018</span>
15123                    </div>
15124                    <p class="excerpt">
15125                        In Parshat Toldot, Jacob was the underdog, the eternal number two, says  Eitan Cooper, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of  The...                    </p>
15126                </div>
15127            </a>
15128        </div>
15129            
15130        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
15131            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jacob-the-refugee/">
15132                <div class="image-wrapper">
15133                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/refugee-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15134                </div>
15135                <div class="text-wrapper">
15136                    <h4 class="title">
15137                        Parshat Vayetze: Jacob the Refugee Perspective of a Schechter Rabbinical Seminary Student                    </h4>
15138                                            <div class="tags">
15139                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
15140                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15141                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15142                                                    </div>
15143                                        <div class="details">
15144                        <div class="author">
15145                                                                                                                                                </div>
15146                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15147                        <span class="date">19/11/2018</span>
15148                    </div>
15149                    <p class="excerpt">
15150                        Parashat Vayeitze tells the story of Jacob as a refugee. The world is awash with refugees. What does the Torah have...                    </p>
15151                </div>
15152            </a>
15153        </div>
15154            
15155        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors ">
15156            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-can-we-learn-from-jacob-and-esau-rabbi-dr-paul-shrell-fox-on-parashat-vayishlach/">
15157                <div class="image-wrapper">
15158                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Hebron_Cave_of_the_Patriarchs-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15159                </div>
15160                <div class="text-wrapper">
15161                    <h4 class="title">
15162                        What can we learn from Jacob and Esau? Rabbi Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox on Parashat Vayishlach                    </h4>
15163                                            <div class="tags">
15164                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
15165                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15166                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15167                                                    </div>
15168                                        <div class="details">
15169                        <div class="author">
15170                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
15171                                                    </div>
15172                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15173                        <span class="date">19/11/2018</span>
15174                    </div>
15175                    <p class="excerpt">
15176                        “The next time Jacob and Esau meet is at the burial of their father, Isaac, in Hebron (Genesis 35:27-29).” Rabbi Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox, Lecturer in Family and...                    </p>
15177                </div>
15178            </a>
15179        </div>
15180            
15181        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death history israel-and-zionism jewish-life-thought lifecycle  all-authors ">
15182            <a href="https://schechter.edu/respond-to-tragedy/">
15183                <div class="image-wrapper">
15184                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/PUBLIC-SAFTY-2-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
15185                </div>
15186                <div class="text-wrapper">
15187                    <h4 class="title">
15188                        When Disaster Strikes By R. Miriam Berkowitz                    </h4>
15189                                            <div class="tags">
15190                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
15191                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
15192                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
15193                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
15194                                                            <div class="tag">Lifecycle</div>
15195                                                    </div>
15196                                        <div class="details">
15197                        <div class="author">
15198                                                                                                                                                </div>
15199                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15200                        <span class="date">11/11/2018</span>
15201                    </div>
15202                    <p class="excerpt">
15203                        How do we respond to tragedy?  One Saturday night in November 1995, I was making Havdala with JTS rabbinical students...                    </p>
15204                </div>
15205            </a>
15206        </div>
15207            
15208        <div class="article archive-item all-topics lifecycle pluralism-and-politics religion-science shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
15209            <a href="https://schechter.edu/judaism-and-christianity-bridging-the-gap-dr-ari-ackerman/">
15210                <div class="image-wrapper">
15211                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/religions.jpg)"></div>
15212                </div>
15213                <div class="text-wrapper">
15214                    <h4 class="title">
15215                        Judaism and Christianity: Bridging the Gap Dr. Ari Ackerman                    </h4>
15216                                            <div class="tags">
15217                                                            <div class="tag">Lifecycle</div>
15218                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
15219                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
15220                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15221                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15222                                                    </div>
15223                                        <div class="details">
15224                        <div class="author">
15225                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15226                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
15227                                    </div>
15228                                                                <sp
15228an class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
15229                                                    </div>
15230                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15231                        <span class="date">19/10/2018</span>
15232                    </div>
15233                    <p class="excerpt">
15234                        As we are restarting the annual Torah reading cycle, Dr. Ari Ackerman, outgoing Dean, and Senior Lecturer in Jewish Thought at...                    </p>
15235                </div>
15236            </a>
15237        </div>
15238            
15239        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible birth-and-children israel-and-zionism jewish-law-and-its-authority shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
15240            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-does-be-fruitful-and-multiply-mean-by-eitan-cooper/">
15241                <div class="image-wrapper">
15242                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Newborn-Cute-Group-Of-Babies-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15243                </div>
15244                <div class="text-wrapper">
15245                    <h4 class="title">
15246                        What Does “Be Fruitful and Multiply” Mean? By Eitan Cooper                    </h4>
15247                                            <div class="tags">
15248                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
15249                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
15250                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
15251                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
15252                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15253                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15254                                                    </div>
15255                                        <div class="details">
15256                        <div class="author">
15257                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15258                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
15259                                    </div>
15260                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
15261                                                    </div>
15262                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15263                        <span class="date">19/10/2018</span>
15264                    </div>
15265                    <p class="excerpt">
15266                        A couple of years ago Prof. Alon Tal, a leading Israeli environmentalist, wrote a controversial book called “The Land is Full”...                    </p>
15267                </div>
15268            </a>
15269        </div>
15270            
15271        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy women-gender  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
15272            <a href="https://schechter.edu/free-will-in-parashat-lech-lecha-reb-mimi-feigelson/">
15273                <div class="image-wrapper">
15274                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/pathway-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15275                </div>
15276                <div class="text-wrapper">
15277                    <h4 class="title">
15278                        Free will in Parashat Lech Lecha Reb Mimi Feigelson                    </h4>
15279                                            <div class="tags">
15280                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
15281                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
15282                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15283                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15284                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
15285                                                    </div>
15286                                        <div class="details">
15287                        <div class="author">
15288                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15289                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
15290                                    </div>
15291                                                                <sp
15291an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
15292                                                    </div>
15293                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15294                        <span class="date">19/10/2018</span>
15295                    </div>
15296                    <p class="excerpt">
15297                        Lech Lecha! G‑d commands Abraham to set out on a journey: “Go from your land, from your birthplace and from...                    </p>
15298                </div>
15299            </a>
15300        </div>
15301            
15302        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
15303            <a href="https://schechter.edu/vayera-the-ethical-message-of-halacha-rabbi-david-golinkin/">
15304                <div class="image-wrapper">
15305                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Parashat-Vayeira-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15306                </div>
15307                <div class="text-wrapper">
15308                    <h4 class="title">
15309                        Vayera -The Ethical Message of Halacha Rabbi David Golinkin                    </h4>
15310                                            <div class="tags">
15311                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15312                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
15313                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15314                                                    </div>
15315                                        <div class="details">
15316                        <div class="author">
15317                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15318                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
15319                                    </div>
15320                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
15321                                                    </div>
15322                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15323                        <span class="date">19/10/2018</span>
15324                    </div>
15325                    <p class="excerpt">
15326                        Should Halachic rulings take human suffering into account? Rabbi Professor David Golinkin explores the innate ethical message of Halacha, and asks:...                    </p>
15327                </div>
15328            </a>
15329        </div>
15330            
15331        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
15332            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-taste-of-symbolic-foods-on-rosh-hashanah-rabbi-prof-david-golinkin/">
15333                <div class="image-wrapper">
15334                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shutterstock_99649505-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15335                </div>
15336                <div class="text-wrapper">
15337                    <h4 class="title">
15338                        A Taste of Symbolic Foods on Rosh Hashanah Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin                    </h4>
15339                                            <div class="tags">
15340                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
15341                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
15342                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15343                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
15344                                                    </div>
15345                                        <div class="details">
15346                        <div class="author">
15347                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15348                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
15349                                    </div>
15350                                                                <sp
15350an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
15351                                                    </div>
15352                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15353                        <span class="date">19/09/2018</span>
15354                    </div>
15355                    <p class="excerpt">
15356                        A Rosh Hashanah tradition of eating symbolic foods (simanim) is intended to help us ensure a good new year. The list of simanim varies between the Ashkenazic and...                    </p>
15357                </div>
15358            </a>
15359        </div>
15360            
15361        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education shavua-tov-schechter synagogue-life thought-and-philosophy women-gender  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
15362            <a href="https://schechter.edu/yom-kippur-as-a-moment-of-unity-rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson/">
15363                <div class="image-wrapper">
15364                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/202
153640/04/Yom-Kippur-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15365                </div>
15366                <div class="text-wrapper">
15367                    <h4 class="title">
15368                        Yom Kippur as a Moment of Unity Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson                    </h4>
15369                                            <div class="tags">
15370                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
15371                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15372                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
15373                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15374                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
15375                                                    </div>
15376                                        <div class="details">
15377                        <div class="author">
15378                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15379                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
15380                                    </div>
15381                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
15382                                                    </div>
15383                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15384                        <span class="date">19/09/2018</span>
15385                    </div>
15386                    <p class="excerpt">
15387                        Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is considered the most important holiday in the Jewish faith. This day marks the...                    </p>
15388                </div>
15389            </a>
15390        </div>
15391            
15392        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
15393            <a href="https://schechter.edu/70-voices-heard-in-the-heart-of-tel-aviv/">
15394                <div class="image-wrapper">
15395                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/AWA_4-for-news-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
15396                </div>
15397                <div class="text-wrapper">
15398                    <h4 class="title">
15399                        70 Voices Heard in the Heart of Tel Aviv                    </h4>
15400                                            <div class="tags">
15401                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
15402                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
15403                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15404                                                    </div>
15405                                        <div class="details">
15406                        <div class="author">
15407                                                                                                                                                </div>
15408                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15409                        <span class="date">14/09/2018</span>
15410                    </div>
15411                    <p class="excerpt">
15412                        Tel Aviv, Israel’s self-proclaimed most secular city, is going through spiritual reawakening. Jewish renewal reached Israel’s bustling commercial capital, and...                    </p>
15413                </div>
15414            </a>
15415        </div>
15416            
15417        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays jewish-life-thought sukkot-simhat-torah thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-miriam-berkowitz">
15418            <a href="https://schechter.edu/dvar-torah-on-sukkot-rabbi-miriam-berkowitz/">
15419                <div class="image-wrapper">
15420                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/sukkot-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
15421                </div>
15422                <div class="text-wrapper">
15423                    <h4 class="title">
15424                        Dvar Torah on Sukkot Rabbi Miriam Berkowitz                    </h4>
15425                                            <div class="tags">
15426                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
15427                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
15428                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
15429                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15430                                                    </div>
15431                                        <div class="details">
15432                        <div class="author">
15433                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15434                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Miriam-Berkowitz.jpg)"></div>
15435                                    </div>
15436                                                                <sp
15436an class="author-name">Private: Rabbi Miriam Berkowitz</span>
15437                                                    </div>
15438                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15439                        <span class="date">14/09/2018</span>
15440                    </div>
15441                    <p class="excerpt">
15442                        Every year we wonder why there are so many holidays clustered together in the month of Tishrei rather than spread...                    </p>
15443                </div>
15444            </a>
15445        </div>
15446            
15447        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education jewish-life-thought pluralism-and-politics thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-miriam-berkowitz">
15448            <a href="https://schechter.edu/schechter-rabbinical-seminary-opens-a-new-torah-lishma-program-in-tel-aviv/">
15449                <div class="image-wrapper">
15450                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/rsr-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15451                </div>
15452                <div class="text-wrapper">
15453                    <h4 class="title">
15454                        Schechter Rabbinical Seminary Opens a New Torah Lishma Program in Tel Aviv                    </h4>
15455                                            <div class="tags">
15456                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
15457                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
15458                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
15459                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
15460                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15461                                                    </div>
15462                                        <div class="details">
15463                        <div class="author">
15464                                                                                                                                                </div>
15465                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15466                        <span class="date">12/09/2018</span>
15467                    </div>
15468                    <p class="excerpt">
15469                        The program at Neve Schechter will be based on the highly successful program model in Jerusalem, with content adapted to serve the...                    </p>
15470                </div>
15471            </a>
15472        </div>
15473            
15474        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays jewish-education sukkot-simhat-torah thought-and-philosophy  all-authors eitan-cooper">
15475            <a href="https://schechter.edu/simchat-torah-and-me-too-by-eitan-cooper/">
15476                <div class="image-wrapper">
15477                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/dance.jpg)"></div>
15478                </div>
15479                <div class="text-wrapper">
15480                    <h4 class="title">
15481                        Simchat Torah and #Me Too By Eitan Cooper                    </h4>
15482                                            <div class="tags">
15483                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
15484                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
15485                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
15486                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15487                                                    </div>
15488                                        <div class="details">
15489                        <div class="author">
15490                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15491                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
15492                                    </div>
15493                                                                <sp
15493an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
15494                                                    </div>
15495                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15496                        <span class="date">12/09/2018</span>
15497                    </div>
15498                    <p class="excerpt">
15499                        One of the favorite songs sung on Simchat Torah is the Piyyut “Mi Pi El” in which it is declared:...                    </p>
15500                </div>
15501            </a>
15502        </div>
15503            
15504        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-education jewish-law-and-its-authority places-sites pluralism-and-politics women-gender  all-authors ">
15505            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jewish-life-flourishing-in-ukraine-camp-ramah-yachad/">
15506                <div class="image-wrapper">
15507                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/SaraLee-playing-guitar-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15508                </div>
15509                <div class="text-wrapper">
15510                    <h4 class="title">
15511                        Jewish Life Flourishing in Ukraine Camp Ramah Yachad                    </h4>
15512                                            <div class="tags">
15513                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
15514                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
15515                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
15516                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
15517                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
15518                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
15519                                                    </div>
15520                                        <div class="details">
15521                        <div class="author">
15522                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
15523                                                    </div>
15524                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15525                        <span class="date">12/09/2018</span>
15526                    </div>
15527                    <p class="excerpt">
15528                        Camp Ramah Yachad in Ukraine makes history with female counselors and campers reading Torah for the very first time. Israeli...                    </p>
15529                </div>
15530            </a>
15531        </div>
15532            
15533        <div class="article archive-item all-topics birth-and-children israel-and-zionism jewish-education pluralism-and-politics  all-authors ">
15534            <a href="https://schechter.edu/tali-partnership-with-the-ministry-of-education-in-israel/">
15535                <div class="image-wrapper">
15536                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/TALi-web.jpg)"></div>
15537                </div>
15538                <div class="text-wrapper">
15539                    <h4 class="title">
15540                        TALI Partnership with the Ministry of Education in Israel                    </h4>
15541                                            <div class="tags">
15542                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
15543                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
15544                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
15545                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
15546                                                    </div>
15547                                        <div class="details">
15548                        <div class="author">
15549                                                                                                                                                </div>
15550                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15551                        <span class="date">11/09/2018</span>
15552                    </div>
15553                    <p class="excerpt">
15554                        Since its founding in 1976, TALI  Education has been working with schools, parents, and students across Israel. Today, 12% of secular...                    </p>
15555                </div>
15556            </a>
15557        </div>
15558            
15559        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
15560            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-did-mount-herzl-get-its-name-professor-doron-bar-on-herzls-final-resting-place/">
15561                <div class="image-wrapper">
15562                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shutterstock_673069966-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15563                </div>
15564                <div class="text-wrapper">
15565                    <h4 class="title">
15566                        How did Mount Herzl Get its Name? Professor Doron Bar on Herzl&#8217;s Final Resting Place                    </h4>
15567                                            <div class="tags">
15568                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
15569                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15570                                                    </div>
15571                                        <div class="details">
15572                        <div class="author">
15573                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15574                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
15575                                    </div>
15576                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
15577                                                    </div>
15578                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15579                        <span class="date">20/08/2018</span>
15580                    </div>
15581                    <p class="excerpt">
15582                        Where is Mount Herzl and how else was Herzl honored? In August 1949, Theodore Herzl’s remains were moved from Vienna...                    </p>
15583                </div>
15584            </a>
15585        </div>
15586            
15587        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
15588            <a href="https://schechter.edu/selihot-already-rabbi-prof-david-golinkin-on-penitential-prayers/">
15589                <div class="image-wrapper">
15590                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shoffer.jpg)"></div>
15591                </div>
15592                <div class="text-wrapper">
15593                    <h4 class="title">
15594                        Selihot Already? Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin on Penitential Prayers                    </h4>
15595                                            <div class="tags">
15596                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
15597                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15598                                                    </div>
15599                                        <div class="details">
15600                        <div class="author">
15601                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15602                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
15603                                    </div>
15604                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
15605                                                    </div>
15606                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15607                        <span class="date">20/08/2018</span>
15608                    </div>
15609                    <p class="excerpt">
15610                        Why do some communities start reciting Selihot, the penitential prayers leading up to the High Holidays, at the beginning of the Jewish...                    </p>
15611                </div>
15612            </a>
15613        </div>
15614            
15615        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays israel-and-zionism places-sites shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
15616            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-happens-on-the-streets-of-jerusalem-during-selichot-dr-einat-ramon/">
15617                <div class="image-wrapper">
15618                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/ramon-email-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15619                </div>
15620                <div class="text-wrapper">
15621                    <h4 class="title">
15622                        What happens on the streets of Jerusalem during Selichot? Dr. Einat Ramon                    </h4>
15623                                            <div class="tags">
15624                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
15625                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
15626                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
15627                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15628                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
15629                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15630                                                    </div>
15631                                        <div class="details">
15632                        <div class="author">
15633                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15634                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
15635                                    </div>
15636                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
15637                                                    </div>
15638                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15639                        <span class="date">20/08/2018</span>
15640                    </div>
15641                    <p class="excerpt">
15642                        Listen to Dr. Einat Ramon, Senior Lecturer in Jewish Thought and founder of the Marpeh pastoral care program, as she takes us on...                    </p>
15643                </div>
15644            </a>
15645        </div>
15646            
15647        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays jewish-education jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
15648            <a href="https://schechter.edu/learn-about-the-jewish-prayer-modes-with-rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch/">
15649                <div class="image-wrapper">
15650                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/modern-music-notes-brush-pack-photoshop-brushes-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15651                </div>
15652                <div class="text-wrapper">
15653                    <h4 class="title">
15654                        Learn about the Jewish Prayer Modes with Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch                    </h4>
15655                                            <div class="tags">
15656                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
15657                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
15658                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
15659                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15660                                                    </div>
15661                                        <div class="details">
15662                        <div class="author">
15663                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15664                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
15665                                    </div>
15666                                                                <sp
15666an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
15667                                                    </div>
15668                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15669                        <span class="date">20/08/2018</span>
15670                    </div>
15671                    <p class="excerpt">
15672                        Music and prayer have been combined since the most ancient times. One cannot find musical symbolizations in the Siddur, the...                    </p>
15673                </div>
15674            </a>
15675        </div>
15676            
15677        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
15678            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-jews-from-islamic-lands-object-to-sitting-with-crossed-legs-in-a-synagogue-volume-12-number-6-august-2018/">
15679                <div class="image-wrapper">
15680                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_148718324_Crossed_legs_-_____-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15681                </div>
15682                <div class="text-wrapper">
15683                    <h4 class="title">
15684                        Why do Jews from Islamic Lands Object to Sitting with Crossed Legs in a Synagogue?                    </h4>
15685                                            <div class="tags">
15686                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
15687                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
15688                                                    </div>
15689                                        <div class="details">
15690                        <div class="author">
15691                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15692                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
15693                                    </div>
15694                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
15695                                                    </div>
15696                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15697                        <span class="date">05/08/2018</span>
15698                    </div>
15699                    <p class="excerpt">
15700                        Why do Jews from Islamic countries object to sitting with crossed legs in a synagogue? What are the sources? Is their objection justified?                    </p>
15701                </div>
15702            </a>
15703        </div>
15704            
15705        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
15706            <a href="https://schechter.edu/zealous-or-zealot-rabbi-prof-david-golinkin-on-parshat-pinchas/">
15707                <div class="image-wrapper">
15708                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Figures_Moab_Leads_Israel_into_Sin-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15709                </div>
15710                <div class="text-wrapper">
15711                    <h4 class="title">
15712                        Zealous or Zealot? Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin on Parshat Pinchas                    </h4>
15713                                            <div class="tags">
15714                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15715                                                    </div>
15716                                        <div class="details">
15717                        <div class="author">
15718                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15719                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
15720                                    </div>
15721                                                                <sp
15721an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
15722                                                    </div>
15723                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15724                        <span class="date">20/07/2018</span>
15725                    </div>
15726                    <p class="excerpt">
15727                        Can someone be zealous without being a zealot? Rabbi Professor David Golinkin, President of The Schechter Institutes, discusses the incident in the transition from...                    </p>
15728                </div>
15729            </a>
15730        </div>
15731            
15732        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
15733            <a href="https://schechter.edu/between-destruction-and-redemption-rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch-on-tisha-bav/">
15734                <div class="image-wrapper">
15735                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Arch-of-Titus-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15736                </div>
15737                <div class="text-wrapper">
15738                    <h4 class="title">
15739                        Between Destruction and Redemption: Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch on Tisha B’Av                    </h4>
15740                                            <div class="tags">
15741                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
15742                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15743                                                    </div>
15744                                        <div class="details">
15745                        <div class="author">
15746                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15747                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
15748                                    </div>
15749                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
15750                                                    </div>
15751                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15752                        <span class="date">20/07/2018</span>
15753                    </div>
15754                    <p class="excerpt">
15755                        This Friday begins the Jewish month of Av and the nine days leading up to Tisha BAv, the Ninth of...                    </p>
15756                </div>
15757            </a>
15758        </div>
15759            
15760        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
15761            <a href="https://schechter.edu/tisha-bav-and-the-mourning-and-survival-patterns-of-jews/">
15762                <div class="image-wrapper">
15763                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Temple-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15764                </div>
15765                <div class="text-wrapper">
15766                    <h4 class="title">
15767                        Tisha B’Av and the Mourning and Survival Patterns of Jews                    </h4>
15768                                            <div class="tags">
15769                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
15770                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
15771                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15772                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15773                                                    </div>
15774                                        <div class="details">
15775                        <div class="author">
15776                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15777                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
15778                                    </div>
15779                                                                <sp
15779an class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
15780                                                    </div>
15781                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15782                        <span class="date">20/07/2018</span>
15783                    </div>
15784                    <p class="excerpt">
15785                        As a modern-day researcher of Jewish thought, I especially love the personal descriptions that Jewish philosophers insert parenthetically into their...                    </p>
15786                </div>
15787            </a>
15788        </div>
15789            
15790        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
15791            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-feminist-message-of-parshat-vaetchanan-the-ten-commandments/">
15792                <div class="image-wrapper">
15793                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shutterstock_197891459-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15794                </div>
15795                <div class="text-wrapper">
15796                    <h4 class="title">
15797                        The Feminist Message of Parshat Va’etchanan The Ten Commandments                    </h4>
15798                                            <div class="tags">
15799                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
15800                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15801                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
15802                                                    </div>
15803                                        <div class="details">
15804                        <div class="author">
15805                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15806                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
15807                                    </div>
15808                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
15809                                                    </div>
15810                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15811                        <span class="date">20/07/2018</span>
15812                    </div>
15813                    <p class="excerpt">
15814                        The Ten Commandments appear in two different sections of the Torah, first, in the Book of Exodus in Parashat Yitro,...                    </p>
15815                </div>
15816            </a>
15817        </div>
15818            
15819        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
15820            <a href="https://schechter.edu/does-love-keep-us-from-being-alone-rabbi-reb-dr-mimi-feigelson-on-parshat-eikev/">
15821                <div class="image-wrapper">
15822                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Tulips-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15823                </div>
15824                <div class="text-wrapper">
15825                    <h4 class="title">
15826                        Does Love Keep Us From Being Alone? Rabbi Reb Dr. Mimi Feigelson on Parshat Eikev                    </h4>
15827                                            <div class="tags">
15828                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
15829                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15830                                                    </div>
15831                                        <div class="details">
15832                        <div class="author">
15833                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15834                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
15835                                    </div>
15836                                                                <sp
15836an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
15837                                                    </div>
15838                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15839                        <span class="date">20/07/2018</span>
15840                    </div>
15841                    <p class="excerpt">
15842                        How do we overcome aloneness in the world? In Parshat Eikev the word love is used four times as we...                    </p>
15843                </div>
15844            </a>
15845        </div>
15846            
15847        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
15848            <a href="https://schechter.edu/origin-stories-dr-ari-ackerman-on-how-he-became-a-scholar-of-jewish-thought/">
15849                <div class="image-wrapper">
15850                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Head-with-Books-e1528021635960.jpg)"></div>
15851                </div>
15852                <div class="text-wrapper">
15853                    <h4 class="title">
15854                        Origin Stories: Dr. Ari Ackerman on How he Became a Scholar of Jewish Thought                    </h4>
15855                                            <div class="tags">
15856                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15857                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
15858                                                    </div>
15859                                        <div class="details">
15860                        <div class="author">
15861                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15862                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
15863                                    </div>
15864                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
15865                                                    </div>
15866                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15867                        <span class="date">21/06/2018</span>
15868                    </div>
15869                    <p class="excerpt">
15870                        What inspires someone to choose an academic’s life devoted to Jewish Philosophy? Dr. Ari Ackerman, Dean of the Schechter Institute of Jewish...                    </p>
15871                </div>
15872            </a>
15873        </div>
15874            
15875        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
15876            <a href="https://schechter.edu/superwoman-professor-renee-levine-melammed-on-a-17th-century-womans-kabbalistic-powers/">
15877                <div class="image-wrapper">
15878                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Womans-eyes-cropped-548x230-1.png)"></div>
15879                </div>
15880                <div class="text-wrapper">
15881                    <h4 class="title">
15882                        Superwoman: Professor Renee Levine Melammed on a 17th-Century Woman’s Kabbalistic Powers                    </h4>
15883                                            <div class="tags">
15884                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
15885                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15886                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
15887                                                    </div>
15888                                        <div class="details">
15889                        <div class="author">
15890                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15891                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
15892                                    </div>
15893                                                                <sp
15893an class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
15894                                                    </div>
15895                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15896                        <span class="date">21/06/2018</span>
15897                    </div>
15898                    <p class="excerpt">
15899                        Can sexuality be taken out of the yeshiva? A few months ago we learned how Asenath Barazani, a woman and...                    </p>
15900                </div>
15901            </a>
15902        </div>
15903            
15904        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah places-sites shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
15905            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-do-we-establish-memory-professor-doron-bar-on-the-creation-of-yad-vashem/">
15906                <div class="image-wrapper">
15907                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Hall-of-Rememberance-Credit-Berthold-Werner-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15908                </div>
15909                <div class="text-wrapper">
15910                    <h4 class="title">
15911                        How Do We Establish Memory? Professor Doron Bar on the Creation of Yad Vashem                    </h4>
15912                                            <div class="tags">
15913                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
15914                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
15915                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
15916                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15917                                                    </div>
15918                                        <div class="details">
15919                        <div class="author">
15920                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15921                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
15922                                    </div>
15923                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
15924                                                    </div>
15925                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15926                        <span class="date">21/06/2018</span>
15927                    </div>
15928                    <p class="excerpt">
15929                        Memory or heroism? Victims or heroes? What should a museum commemorate? Professor Doron Bar, President of the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies,...                    </p>
15930                </div>
15931            </a>
15932        </div>
15933            
15934        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
15935            <a href="https://schechter.edu/right-from-wrong-rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch-on-the-responsibilities-of-leadership/">
15936                <div class="image-wrapper">
15937                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shutterstock_549927211-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15938                </div>
15939                <div class="text-wrapper">
15940                    <h4 class="title">
15941                        Right from Wrong? Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch on the Responsibilities of Leadership                    </h4>
15942                                            <div class="tags">
15943                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
15944                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
15945                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
15946                                                    </div>
15947                                        <div class="details">
15948                        <div class="author">
15949                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15950                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
15951                                    </div>
15952                                                                <sp
15952an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
15953                                                    </div>
15954                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15955                        <span class="date">21/06/2018</span>
15956                    </div>
15957                    <p class="excerpt">
15958                        Was Moses responsible for the decisions made by the Israelites? Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch, Dean of the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary, discusses the responsibilities...                    </p>
15959                </div>
15960            </a>
15961        </div>
15962            
15963        <div class="article archive-item all-topics marriage responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
15964            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-a-double-ring-ceremony-permissible-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-12-number-5/">
15965                <div class="image-wrapper">
15966                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_113236213-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15967                </div>
15968                <div class="text-wrapper">
15969                    <h4 class="title">
15970                        Is a Double Ring Ceremony Permissible? <br>Responsa in a Moment Volume 12, Number 5                    </h4>
15971                                            <div class="tags">
15972                                                            <div class="tag">Marriage</div>
15973                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
15974                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
15975                                                    </div>
15976                                        <div class="details">
15977                        <div class="author">
15978                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
15979                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
15980                                    </div>
15981                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
15982                                                    </div>
15983                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
15984                        <span class="date">05/06/2018</span>
15985                    </div>
15986                    <p class="excerpt">
15987                        Is it permissible for the bride to give a ring to the groom as part of the wedding ceremony? Is it permissible for her to say “harei ata mekudash li” [behold you are betrothed unto me] or another verse or statement?                    </p>
15988                </div>
15989            </a>
15990        </div>
15991            
15992        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
15993            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-would-herzl-and-jabotinsky-think-about-how-we-look-after-70-years-eitan-cooper-on-parshat-behar/">
15994                <div class="image-wrapper">
15995                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shutterstock_277496648-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
15996                </div>
15997                <div class="text-wrapper">
15998                    <h4 class="title">
15999                        What would Herzl and Jabotinsky think about how we look after 70 Years? Eitan Cooper on Parshat Behar                    </h4>
16000                                            <div class="tags">
16001                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16002                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16003                                                    </div>
16004                                        <div class="details">
16005                        <div class="author">
16006                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16007                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
16008                                    </div>
16009                                                                <sp
16009an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
16010                                                    </div>
16011                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16012                        <span class="date">21/05/2018</span>
16013                    </div>
16014                    <p class="excerpt">
16015                        I’m in South Tel Aviv, a few feet away from our Neve Schechter Center for Jewish Culture. The view behind...                    </p>
16016                </div>
16017            </a>
16018        </div>
16019            
16020        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
16021            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jerusalem-of-skyscrapers-professor-doron-bar-on-the-citys-changing-population/">
16022                <div class="image-wrapper">
16023                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Picture2-548x246-1.png)"></div>
16024                </div>
16025                <div class="text-wrapper">
16026                    <h4 class="title">
16027                        Jerusalem of Skyscrapers? Professor Doron Bar on the City&#8217;s Changing Population                    </h4>
16028                                            <div class="tags">
16029                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
16030                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16031                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16032                                                    </div>
16033                                        <div class="details">
16034                        <div class="author">
16035                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16036                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
16037                                    </div>
16038                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
16039                                                    </div>
16040                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16041                        <span class="date">21/05/2018</span>
16042                    </div>
16043                    <p class="excerpt">
16044                        Sunday, the 28th of Iyyar, marks the 51st anniversary of Jerusalem’s unification. Professor Doron Bar, President of the Schechter Institute of Jewish...                    </p>
16045                </div>
16046            </a>
16047        </div>
16048            
16049        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
16050            <a href="https://schechter.edu/just-how-jewish-should-israel-be-rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch-on-separation-of-state-and-religion/">
16051                <div class="image-wrapper">
16052                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Israeli-Flag-with-Raised-Hands-small-e1526564629273.jpg)"></div>
16053                </div>
16054                <div class="text-wrapper">
16055                    <h4 class="title">
16056                        Just How Jewish Should Israel Be? Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch on Separation of State and Religion                    </h4>
16057                                            <div class="tags">
16058                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16059                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
16060                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16061                                                    </div>
16062                                        <div class="details">
16063                        <div class="author">
16064                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16065                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
16066                                    </div>
16067                                                                <sp
16067an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
16068                                                    </div>
16069                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16070                        <span class="date">21/05/2018</span>
16071                    </div>
16072                    <p class="excerpt">
16073                        How Jewish should the Jewish State be? As Israel continues celebrating its 70th birthday Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch, Dean of the Schechter Rabbinical...                    </p>
16074                </div>
16075            </a>
16076        </div>
16077            
16078        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pluralism-and-politics shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
16079            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-made-moses-a-great-leader-rabbi-prof-david-golinkin-on-parshat-behaalotcha/">
16080                <div class="image-wrapper">
16081                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/shutterstock_549927211-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
16082                </div>
16083                <div class="text-wrapper">
16084                    <h4 class="title">
16085                        What Made Moses a Great Leader? Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin on Parshat Beha&#8217;alotcha                    </h4>
16086                                            <div class="tags">
16087                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
16088                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
16089                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16090                                                    </div>
16091                                        <div class="details">
16092                        <div class="author">
16093                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16094                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
16095                                    </div>
16096                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
16097                                                    </div>
16098                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16099                        <span class="date">21/05/2018</span>
16100                    </div>
16101                    <p class="excerpt">
16102                        What makes a great leader? Rabbi Professor David Golinkin, President of The Schechter Institutes, discusses Parshat Beha’alotcha and the six qualities that made Moses successful...                    </p>
16103                </div>
16104            </a>
16105        </div>
16106            
16107        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics  all-authors dr-eitan-chikli">
16108            <a href="https://schechter.edu/whats-wrong-israeli-american-jews/">
16109                <div class="image-wrapper">
16110                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/israel-and-US-flags-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16111                </div>
16112                <div class="text-wrapper">
16113                    <h4 class="title">
16114                        What’s Wrong Between Israeli and American Jews?                    </h4>
16115                                            <div class="tags">
16116                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16117                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
16118                                                    </div>
16119                                        <div class="details">
16120                        <div class="author">
16121                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16122                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
16123                                    </div>
16124                                                                <sp
16124an class="author-name">Dr. Eitan Chikli</span>
16125                                                    </div>
16126                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16127                        <span class="date">15/05/2018</span>
16128                    </div>
16129                    <p class="excerpt">
16130                        For some years now conventional wisdom has it that Israel’s policies toward liberal streams and Palestinians are to blame for...                    </p>
16131                </div>
16132            </a>
16133        </div>
16134            
16135        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
16136            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-state-of-israel-and-the-jews-of-north-america-from-problems-to-solutions-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-12-number-4/">
16137                <div class="image-wrapper">
16138                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Women-having-conversation-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16139                </div>
16140                <div class="text-wrapper">
16141                    <h4 class="title">
16142                        The State of Israel and the Jews of North America: From Problems to Solutions                    </h4>
16143                                            <div class="tags">
16144                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16145                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
16146                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
16147                                                    </div>
16148                                        <div class="details">
16149                        <div class="author">
16150                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16151                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
16152                                    </div>
16153                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
16154                                                    </div>
16155                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16156                        <span class="date">05/05/2018</span>
16157                    </div>
16158                    <p class="excerpt">
16159                        Translation of a lecture delivered at a conference on "The State of Israel and the Jews of North America: How Can We Bridge the Gaps."                     </p>
16160                </div>
16161            </a>
16162        </div>
16163            
16164        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible death shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
16165            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-do-we-respond-to-tragedy-dr-david-frankel-on-parshat-shemini/">
16166                <div class="image-wrapper">
16167                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Nature-Scene-548x246-1.png)"></div>
16168                </div>
16169                <div class="text-wrapper">
16170                    <h4 class="title">
16171                        How Do We Respond to Tragedy? Dr. David Frankel on Parshat Shemini                    </h4>
16172                                            <div class="tags">
16173                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
16174                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
16175                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16176                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
16177                                                    </div>
16178                                        <div class="details">
16179                        <div class="author">
16180                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16181                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
16182                                    </div>
16183                                                                <sp
16183an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
16184                                                    </div>
16185                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16186                        <span class="date">23/04/2018</span>
16187                    </div>
16188                    <p class="excerpt">
16189                        When tragedy strikes what do we say to God? In Parshat Shemini Aaron’s sons, Nadav and Avihu, die suddenly.  Dr. David...                    </p>
16190                </div>
16191            </a>
16192        </div>
16193            
16194        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
16195            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-do-we-make-sense-of-the-insensible-rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch-on-parshat-tazria-metzora/">
16196                <div class="image-wrapper">
16197                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Do021292-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
16198                </div>
16199                <div class="text-wrapper">
16200                    <h4 class="title">
16201                        How Do We Make Sense of the Insensible? Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch on Parshat Tazria-Metzora                    </h4>
16202                                            <div class="tags">
16203                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
16204                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
16205                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16206                                                    </div>
16207                                        <div class="details">
16208                        <div class="author">
16209                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16210                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
16211                                    </div>
16212                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
16213                                                    </div>
16214                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16215                        <span class="date">23/04/2018</span>
16216                    </div>
16217                    <p class="excerpt">
16218                        Parshat Tazria-Metzora offers a confusing depiction of skin afflictions and potential treatments that, for many people, have little connection to...                    </p>
16219                </div>
16220            </a>
16221        </div>
16222            
16223        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
16224            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-do-we-mark-a-miracle-rabbi-prof-david-golinkin-on-israels-70th-birthday-rabbi-prof-david-golinkin-on-israels-70th-birthday/">
16225                <div class="image-wrapper">
16226                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Israeli-Flag-in-Sun-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16227                </div>
16228                <div class="text-wrapper">
16229                    <h4 class="title">
16230                        How Do We Mark a Miracle? Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin on Israel’s 70th Birthday                    </h4>
16231                                            <div class="tags">
16232                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16233                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
16234                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16235                                                    </div>
16236                                        <div class="details">
16237                        <div class="author">
16238                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16239                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
16240                                    </div>
16241                                                                <sp
16241an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
16242                                                    </div>
16243                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16244                        <span class="date">21/04/2018</span>
16245                    </div>
16246                    <p class="excerpt">
16247                        Are we aware of the miracles surrounding us? On Israel’s 70th Birthday, Rabbi Professor David Golinkin, President of The Schechter Institutes, shares excerpts of a letter...                    </p>
16248                </div>
16249            </a>
16250        </div>
16251            
16252        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
16253            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-do-you-know-when-you-are-home-rabbi-reb-dr-mimi-feigelson-on-hasidism/">
16254                <div class="image-wrapper">
16255                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Jerusalem-Tapestry-Credit-Kimon-Berlin-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16256                </div>
16257                <div class="text-wrapper">
16258                    <h4 class="title">
16259                        How Do You Know When You Are Home? Rabbi Reb Dr. Mimi Feigelson on Hasidism                    </h4>
16260                                            <div class="tags">
16261                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16262                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
16263                                                    </div>
16264                                        <div class="details">
16265                        <div class="author">
16266                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16267                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
16268                                    </div>
16269                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
16270                                                    </div>
16271                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16272                        <span class="date">21/04/2018</span>
16273                    </div>
16274                    <p class="excerpt">
16275                        What is the meaning of finding your home? Sometimes it is  knowing your story of origin and sometimes it is...                    </p>
16276                </div>
16277            </a>
16278        </div>
16279            
16280        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
16281            <a href="https://schechter.edu/women-in-the-house-professor-renee-levine-melammed-on-a-17th-century-woman-rosh-yeshiva/">
16282                <div class="image-wrapper">
16283                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Buildings-in-Kurdistan-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16284                </div>
16285                <div class="text-wrapper">
16286                    <h4 class="title">
16287                        Women in the House: Professor Renee Levine Melammed on a 17th-Century Woman Rosh Yeshiva                    </h4>
16288                                            <div class="tags">
16289                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
16290                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16291                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
16292                                                    </div>
16293                                        <div class="details">
16294                        <div class="author">
16295                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16296                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
16297                                    </div>
16298                                                                <sp
16298an class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
16299                                                    </div>
16300                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16301                        <span class="date">21/04/2018</span>
16302                    </div>
16303                    <p class="excerpt">
16304                        What happens when the head of a Kurdish yeshiva has no sons?  He prepares his daughter to be the next...                    </p>
16305                </div>
16306            </a>
16307        </div>
16308            
16309        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics  all-authors eitan-cooper">
16310            <a href="https://schechter.edu/israel-and-the-jewish-people-in-the-21st-century/">
16311                <div class="image-wrapper">
16312                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Neve-Schechter-Exhibit-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16313                </div>
16314                <div class="text-wrapper">
16315                    <h4 class="title">
16316                        Israel and the Jewish People in the 21st Century                    </h4>
16317                                            <div class="tags">
16318                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16319                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
16320                                                    </div>
16321                                        <div class="details">
16322                        <div class="author">
16323                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16324                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
16325                                    </div>
16326                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
16327                                                    </div>
16328                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16329                        <span class="date">15/04/2018</span>
16330                    </div>
16331                    <p class="excerpt">
16332                        Neve Schechter’s Gallery in Tel Aviv is currently exhibiting “Sphere”. Several beautiful spherical paintings around the theme of the Omer...                    </p>
16333                </div>
16334            </a>
16335        </div>
16336            
16337        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
16338            <a href="https://schechter.edu/where-do-you-encounter-god-rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch-on-parshat-vayakhel-pekudei/">
16339                <div class="image-wrapper">
16340                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Mishkan-Tabernacle-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16341                </div>
16342                <div class="text-wrapper">
16343                    <h4 class="title">
16344                        Where do you Encounter God? Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch on Parshat Vayakhel-Pekudei                    </h4>
16345                                            <div class="tags">
16346                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
16347                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16348                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
16349                                                    </div>
16350                                        <div class="details">
16351                        <div class="author">
16352                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16353                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
16354                                    </div>
16355                                                                <sp
16355an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
16356                                                    </div>
16357                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16358                        <span class="date">30/03/2018</span>
16359                    </div>
16360                    <p class="excerpt">
16361                        In Parshat Vayakhel Pekudei the Israelites receive further instructions on constructing the Tabernacle.  The instructions specify creating elaborate wall panels....                    </p>
16362                </div>
16363            </a>
16364        </div>
16365            
16366        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
16367            <a href="https://schechter.edu/offerings-bringing-god/">
16368                <div class="image-wrapper">
16369                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/menorah-in-the-Synagogue-in-Voronezh-e1520335360391-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16370                </div>
16371                <div class="text-wrapper">
16372                    <h4 class="title">
16373                        What Offerings are you Bringing to God? Rabbi Reb Dr. Mimi Feigelson on Parshat Yayikra                    </h4>
16374                                            <div class="tags">
16375                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
16376                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16377                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
16378                                                    </div>
16379                                        <div class="details">
16380                        <div class="author">
16381                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16382                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
16383                                    </div>
16384                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
16385                                                    </div>
16386                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16387                        <span class="date">30/03/2018</span>
16388                    </div>
16389                    <p class="excerpt">
16390                        As we begin the Book of Leviticus the language of sacrifices becomes more prominent in our Torah reading. Rabbi Dr....                    </p>
16391                </div>
16392            </a>
16393        </div>
16394            
16395        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
16396            <a href="https://schechter.edu/are-you-ready-to-leave-egypt-rabbi-professor-david-golinkin-takes-the-passover-stage/">
16397                <div class="image-wrapper">
16398                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Seder-plate-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16399                </div>
16400                <div class="text-wrapper">
16401                    <h4 class="title">
16402                        Are you Ready to Leave Egypt? Rabbi Professor David Golinkin Takes the Passover Stage                    </h4>
16403                                            <div class="tags">
16404                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
16405                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16406                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
16407                                                    </div>
16408                                        <div class="details">
16409                        <div class="author">
16410                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16411                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
16412                                    </div>
16413                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
16414                                                    </div>
16415                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16416                        <span class="date">30/03/2018</span>
16417                    </div>
16418                    <p class="excerpt">
16419                        Lights Camera Action! Drama doesn’t just take place in the movies, on Passover we remember that we too were brought out...                    </p>
16420                </div>
16421            </a>
16422        </div>
16423            
16424        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-life-thought shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
16425            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-time-is-it-professor-dr-ari-ackerman-on-heschels-approach-to-ritual-and-sacrifice/">
16426                <div class="image-wrapper">
16427                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Windows-with-grid-credit-Phil-Champion-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16428                </div>
16429                <div class="text-wrapper">
16430                    <h4 class="title">
16431                        What Time Is It? Professor Dr. Ari Ackerman on Heschel&#8217;s Approach to Ritual and Sacrifice                    </h4>
16432                                            <div class="tags">
16433                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
16434                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16435                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
16436                                                    </div>
16437                                        <div class="details">
16438                        <div class="author">
16439                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16440                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
16441                                    </div>
16442                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
16443                                                    </div>
16444                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16445                        <span class="date">30/03/2018</span>
16446                    </div>
16447                    <p class="excerpt">
16448                        Whether it is the yearly ritual and sacrifice of Passover celebrations or the familiarity of Shabbat rituals each week, Jewish...                    </p>
16449                </div>
16450            </a>
16451        </div>
16452            
16453        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pesah women-gender  all-authors rabbi-sara-cohen">
16454            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rav-or-rabbah-choosing-titles-in-the-rabbinate/">
16455                <div class="image-wrapper">
16456                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Tulips-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16457                </div>
16458                <div class="text-wrapper">
16459                    <h4 class="title">
16460                        Rav or Rabbah: Choosing Titles in the Rabbinate                    </h4>
16461                                            <div class="tags">
16462                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16463                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
16464                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
16465                                                    </div>
16466                                        <div class="details">
16467                        <div class="author">
16468                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16469                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
16470                                    </div>
16471                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Sara Cohen</span>
16472                                                    </div>
16473                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16474                        <span class="date">14/03/2018</span>
16475                    </div>
16476                    <p class="excerpt">
16477                        Midrash Sifre teaches that the Israelites left Egypt with Miriam at their lead: “when you left Egypt–” during the time...                    </p>
16478                </div>
16479            </a>
16480        </div>
16481            
16482        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-yossi-turner">
16483            <a href="https://schechter.edu/humility-and-truth-vs-orthodoxys-quest-for-special-status/">
16484                <div class="image-wrapper">
16485                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/US-and-Israel-handshake-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16486                </div>
16487                <div class="text-wrapper">
16488                    <h4 class="title">
16489                        Humility and Truth vs. Orthodoxy’s Quest for Special Status                    </h4>
16490                                            <div class="tags">
16491                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16492                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
16493                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
16494                                                    </div>
16495                                        <div class="details">
16496                        <div class="author">
16497                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16498                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-9.jpg)"></div>
16499                                    </div>
16500                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Yossi Turner</span>
16501                                                    </div>
16502                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16503                        <span class="date">14/03/2018</span>
16504                    </div>
16505                    <p class="excerpt">
16506                        An article reporting in detail on the recent visit to Israel of a delegation of Orthodox leaders from the US...                    </p>
16507                </div>
16508            </a>
16509        </div>
16510            
16511        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-yossi-turner">
16512            <a href="https://schechter.edu/one-way-zionist/">
16513                <div class="image-wrapper">
16514                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Israel-Stamp-1948.jpg)"></div>
16515                </div>
16516                <div class="text-wrapper">
16517                    <h4 class="title">
16518                        Is There More Than One Way to be a Zionist? Professor Yossi Turner and a Zionist Dilemma                    </h4>
16519                                            <div class="tags">
16520                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16521                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
16522                                                    </div>
16523                                        <div class="details">
16524                        <div class="author">
16525                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16526                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-9.jpg)"></div>
16527                                    </div>
16528                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Yossi Turner</span>
16529                                                    </div>
16530                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16531                        <span class="date">14/03/2018</span>
16532                    </div>
16533                    <p class="excerpt">
16534                        What is the Zionist dilemma of living in Israel learn from a Zionists living in the Jewish Diaspora? Dr. Yossi...                    </p>
16535                </div>
16536            </a>
16537        </div>
16538            
16539        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
16540            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-can-one-sell-hametz-which-is-in-a-different-time-zone-responsa-in-a-moment-vol-12-no-3-march-2018/">
16541                <div class="image-wrapper">
16542                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Hametz-Passover-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16543                </div>
16544                <div class="text-wrapper">
16545                    <h4 class="title">
16546                        How Can One Sell Hametz Which is in a Different Time Zone? Responsa in a Moment: Vol. 12, No. 3, March 2018                    </h4>
16547                                            <div class="tags">
16548                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
16549                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
16550                                                    </div>
16551                                        <div class="details">
16552                        <div class="author">
16553                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16554                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
16555                                    </div>
16556                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
16557                                                    </div>
16558                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16559                        <span class="date">06/03/2018</span>
16560                    </div>
16561                    <p class="excerpt">
16562                        How can one properly execute the sale of hametz which is located in a different time zone or country?                     </p>
16563                </div>
16564            </a>
16565        </div>
16566            
16567        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism places-sites pluralism-and-politics  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
16568            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-destructive-effect-of-the-partition-at-the-western-wall-on-other-jewish-holy-sites-in-israel/">
16569                <div class="image-wrapper">
16570                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_366760619-Sergei25-scaled-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
16571                </div>
16572                <div class="text-wrapper">
16573                    <h4 class="title">
16574                        The Destructive Effect of the Partition at the Western Wall on Other Jewish Holy Sites in Israel                    </h4>
16575                                            <div class="tags">
16576                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16577                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
16578                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
16579                                                    </div>
16580                                        <div class="details">
16581                        <div class="author">
16582                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16583                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
16584                                    </div>
16585                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
16586                                                    </div>
16587                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16588                        <span class="date">15/02/2018</span>
16589                    </div>
16590                    <p class="excerpt">
16591                        We once again witnessed the ridiculousness of the separation between men and women at the Western Wall when female journalists...                    </p>
16592                </div>
16593            </a>
16594        </div>
16595            
16596        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
16597            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-should-a-person-repent-for-causing-an-accidental-death-volume-12-number-2-february-2018/">
16598                <div class="image-wrapper">
16599                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/accident-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16600                </div>
16601                <div class="text-wrapper">
16602                    <h4 class="title">
16603                        How Should a Person Repent <br>for Causing an Accidental Death? <br>Responsa In a Moment: Volume 12, Number 2 February 2018                    </h4>
16604                                            <div class="tags">
16605                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
16606                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
16607                                                    </div>
16608                                        <div class="details">
16609                        <div class="author">
16610                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16611                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
16612                                    </div>
16613                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
16614                                                    </div>
16615                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16616                        <span class="date">06/02/2018</span>
16617                    </div>
16618                    <p class="excerpt">
16619                        If a Jew causes the accidental death of another person, what can he or she do in order to repent for that action?                    </p>
16620                </div>
16621            </a>
16622        </div>
16623            
16624        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors prof-bat-sheva-margalit-stern">
16625            <a href="https://schechter.edu/women-leaders-feminists/">
16626                <div class="image-wrapper">
16627                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_3588730-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16628                </div>
16629                <div class="text-wrapper">
16630                    <h4 class="title">
16631                        Are All Women Leaders Feminists? Professor Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern on Women&#8217;s Leadership                    </h4>
16632                                            <div class="tags">
16633                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
16634                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
16635                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16636                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
16637                                                    </div>
16638                                        <div class="details">
16639                        <div class="author">
16640                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16641                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-13.jpg)"></div>
16642                                    </div>
16643                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern</span>
16644                                                    </div>
16645                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16646                        <span class="date">04/02/2018</span>
16647                    </div>
16648                    <p class="excerpt">
16649                        Are women leaders by definition into feminism? February marks the 49th anniversary of Golda Meir being elected prime minster (she...                    </p>
16650                </div>
16651            </a>
16652        </div>
16653            
16654        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-paul-mandel">
16655            <a href="https://schechter.edu/god-is-in-the-details-dr-paul-mandel-on-parshat-terumah/">
16656                <div class="image-wrapper">
16657                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Terumah-Tabernacle-e1518337213449.jpg)"></div>
16658                </div>
16659                <div class="text-wrapper">
16660                    <h4 class="title">
16661                        God is in the Details Dr. Paul Mandel on Parshat Terumah                    </h4>
16662                                            <div class="tags">
16663                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
16664                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16665                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
16666                                                    </div>
16667                                        <div class="details">
16668                        <div class="author">
16669                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16670                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ETN8616.jpg)"></div>
16671                                    </div>
16672                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Paul Mandel</span>
16673                                                    </div>
16674                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16675                        <span class="date">04/02/2018</span>
16676                    </div>
16677                    <p class="excerpt">
16678                        This week in Parshat Terumah Moses and the Israelites are given detailed instructions on how to construct the Tabernacle in...                    </p>
16679                </div>
16680            </a>
16681        </div>
16682            
16683        <div class="article archive-item all-topics divorce history shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
16684            <a href="https://schechter.edu/he-said-she-said-professor-renee-levine-melammed-on-a-maimonidean-dispute/">
16685                <div class="image-wrapper">
16686                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/divorce-image-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16687                </div>
16688                <div class="text-wrapper">
16689                    <h4 class="title">
16690                        He Said, She Said Professor Renee Levine Melammed on a Maimonidean Dispute                    </h4>
16691                                            <div class="tags">
16692                                                            <div class="tag">Divorce</div>
16693                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
16694                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16695                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
16696                                                    </div>
16697                                        <div class="details">
16698                        <div class="author">
16699                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16700                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
16701                                    </div>
16702                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
16703                                                    </div>
16704                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16705                        <span class="date">04/02/2018</span>
16706                    </div>
16707                    <p class="excerpt">
16708                        He said she said did not originate in the modern era, in fact, in 12th century Cairo, Maimonides hears both...                    </p>
16709                </div>
16710            </a>
16711        </div>
16712            
16713        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible purim shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
16714            <a href="https://schechter.edu/hidden-or-revealed-dr-ari-ackerman-on-purim-miracles/">
16715                <div class="image-wrapper">
16716                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Purim-general-medium-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16717                </div>
16718                <div class="text-wrapper">
16719                    <h4 class="title">
16720                        Hidden or Revealed Dr. Ari Ackerman on Purim Miracles                    </h4>
16721                                            <div class="tags">
16722                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
16723                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
16724                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16725                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
16726                                                    </div>
16727                                        <div class="details">
16728                        <div class="author">
16729                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16730                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
16731                                    </div>
16732                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
16733                                                    </div>
16734                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16735                        <span class="date">04/02/2018</span>
16736                    </div>
16737                    <p class="excerpt">
16738                        Who is the true hero of the Purim story? Dr. Ari Ackerman, Dean of the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies and Senior Lecturer...                    </p>
16739                </div>
16740            </a>
16741        </div>
16742            
16743        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors ">
16744            <a href="https://schechter.edu/battle-of-the-gods-rabbi-dr-paul-shrell-fox-on-parshat-vaera/">
16745                <div class="image-wrapper">
16746                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Tne-Plaques-Credit-John-Martin-The-Seventh-Plague-1823-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16747                </div>
16748                <div class="text-wrapper">
16749                    <h4 class="title">
16750                        Battle of the Gods? Rabbi Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox on Parshat Vaera                    </h4>
16751                                            <div class="tags">
16752                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
16753                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16754                                                    </div>
16755                                        <div class="details">
16756                        <div class="author">
16757                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
16758                                                    </div>
16759                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16760                        <span class="date">04/01/2018</span>
16761                    </div>
16762                    <p class="excerpt">
16763                        Rabbi Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox, Lecturer in Family and Community Studies, offers a play-by-play on the negotiations between Moses and Aaron and...                    </p>
16764                </div>
16765            </a>
16766        </div>
16767            
16768        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
16769            <a href="https://schechter.edu/was-beatriz-convicted-professor-renee-levine-melammed-and-the-case-of-the-mysterious-midwife/">
16770                <div class="image-wrapper">
16771                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Crying-Baby-By-Dziurek-e1501066893746.jpg)"></div>
16772                </div>
16773                <div class="text-wrapper">
16774                    <h4 class="title">
16775                        Was Beatriz Convicted? Professor Renée Levine Melammed and the Case of the Mysterious Midwife                    </h4>
16776                                            <div class="tags">
16777                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
16778                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16779                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
16780                                                    </div>
16781                                        <div class="details">
16782                        <div class="author">
16783                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16784                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
16785                                    </div>
16786                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
16787                                                    </div>
16788                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16789                        <span class="date">04/01/2018</span>
16790                    </div>
16791                    <p class="excerpt">
16792                        This month marks the 482nd anniversary of the start of the trials of one of the women of the Spanish Inquisition,...                    </p>
16793                </div>
16794            </a>
16795        </div>
16796            
16797        <div class="article archive-item all-topics places-sites shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
16798            <a href="https://schechter.edu/whats-old-holy/">
16799                <div class="image-wrapper">
16800                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Cedar-2-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16801                </div>
16802                <div class="text-wrapper">
16803                    <h4 class="title">
16804                        What’s Old is Holy Again? Professor Doron Bar on Israel&#8217;s Creative Holy Places                    </h4>
16805                                            <div class="tags">
16806                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
16807                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16808                                                    </div>
16809                                        <div class="details">
16810                        <div class="author">
16811                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16812                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
16813                                    </div>
16814                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
16815                                                    </div>
16816                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16817                        <span class="date">04/01/2018</span>
16818                    </div>
16819                    <p class="excerpt">
16820                        Preparations are underway for Tu Bishvat, the New Year of the Trees, which falls on January 30th and 31st this...                    </p>
16821                </div>
16822            </a>
16823        </div>
16824            
16825        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
16826            <a href="https://schechter.edu/god-of-history-or-god-of-wisdom-dr-ari-ackerman-on-parshat-yitro/">
16827                <div class="image-wrapper">
16828                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/matan-torah-woodcut-e1500977713321.jpg)"></div>
16829                </div>
16830                <div class="text-wrapper">
16831                    <h4 class="title">
16832                        God of History or God of Wisdom? Dr. Ari Ackerman on Parshat Yitro                    </h4>
16833                                            <div class="tags">
16834                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
16835                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16836                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
16837                                                    </div>
16838                                        <div class="details">
16839                        <div class="author">
16840                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16841                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
16842                                    </div>
16843                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
16844                                                    </div>
16845                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16846                        <span class="date">04/01/2018</span>
16847                    </div>
16848                    <p class="excerpt">
16849                        This week in Parshat Yitro The Ten Commandments are revealed. With the first commandment, “I am the Lord your God...                    </p>
16850                </div>
16851            </a>
16852        </div>
16853            
16854        <div class="article archive-item all-topics kashrut responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
16855            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-for-women-to-serve-as-shohatot-ritual-slaughterers-responsa-in-a-moment-vol-12-no-1-december-2017/">
16856                <div class="image-wrapper">
16857                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Vatican-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16858                </div>
16859                <div class="text-wrapper">
16860                    <h4 class="title">
16861                        Is it Permissible for Women to Serve <br>as Shohatot (Ritual Slaughterers)? <br>Responsa in a Moment: Vol. 12, No. 1, December 2017                    </h4>
16862                                            <div class="tags">
16863                                                            <div class="tag">Kashrut</div>
16864                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
16865                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
16866                                                    </div>
16867                                        <div class="details">
16868                        <div class="author">
16869                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16870                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
16871                                    </div>
16872                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
16873                                                    </div>
16874                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16875                        <span class="date">06/12/2017</span>
16876                    </div>
16877                    <p class="excerpt">
16878                        Is it permissible for women to serve as Shohatot (ritual slaughterers)?                    </p>
16879                </div>
16880            </a>
16881        </div>
16882            
16883        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible birth-and-children shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
16884            <a href="https://schechter.edu/coat-just-coat/">
16885                <div class="image-wrapper">
16886                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Velasquez-Joseph-Coat-e1512377441226.jpg)"></div>
16887                </div>
16888                <div class="text-wrapper">
16889                    <h4 class="title">
16890                        When is a Coat More Than Just a Coat? Dr. Tamar Kadari on Parshat Vayeishev                    </h4>
16891                                            <div class="tags">
16892                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
16893                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
16894                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16895                                                    </div>
16896                                        <div class="details">
16897                        <div class="author">
16898                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16899                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
16900                                    </div>
16901                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
16902                                                    </div>
16903                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16904                        <span class="date">04/12/2017</span>
16905                    </div>
16906                    <p class="excerpt">
16907                        Jacob is blessed with many children but is 
16907it too much of a good thing?  Using an example of the...                    </p>
16908                </div>
16909            </a>
16910        </div>
16911            
16912        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
16913            <a href="https://schechter.edu/whats-missing-hanukkah/">
16914                <div class="image-wrapper">
16915                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_514647196-e1512895481387.jpg)"></div>
16916                </div>
16917                <div class="text-wrapper">
16918                    <h4 class="title">
16919                        What’s Missing from Hanukkah? Prof. Rabbi David Golinkin Shares Holiday History                    </h4>
16920                                            <div class="tags">
16921                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
16922                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16923                                                    </div>
16924                                        <div class="details">
16925                        <div class="author">
16926                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16927                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
16928                                    </div>
16929                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
16930                                                    </div>
16931                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16932                        <span class="date">04/12/2017</span>
16933                    </div>
16934                    <p class="excerpt">
16935                        On other holidays we read a megillah (scroll), but on Hanukkah why don’t we read a Hanukkah scroll? Rabbi Professor David...                    </p>
16936                </div>
16937            </a>
16938        </div>
16939            
16940        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah history rabbinic-literature religion-science shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors ">
16941            <a href="https://schechter.edu/light-in-the-darkness-hanukkah-and-its-possible-pagan-origins/">
16942                <div class="image-wrapper">
16943                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_741753079-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16944                </div>
16945                <div class="text-wrapper">
16946                    <h4 class="title">
16947                        Light in the Darkness? Hanukkah and its Possible Pagan Origins                    </h4>
16948                                            <div class="tags">
16949                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
16950                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
16951                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
16952                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
16953                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16954                                                    </div>
16955                                        <div class="details">
16956                        <div class="author">
16957                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
16958                                                    </div>
16959                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16960                        <span class="date">04/12/2017</span>
16961                    </div>
16962                    <p class="excerpt">
16963                        “Banu Hoshech l’Garesh” – We have come to banish the darkness. This is the beginning of the popular Israeli Hanukah song....                    </p>
16964                </div>
16965            </a>
16966        </div>
16967            
16968        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible death shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-dr-reb-mimi-feigelson">
16969            <a href="https://schechter.edu/can-walk-walk-children-israel/">
16970                <div class="image-wrapper">
16971                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Rembrandt-Jacob-Deathbed-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
16972                </div>
16973                <div class="text-wrapper">
16974                    <h4 class="title">
16975                        Can We Walk the Walk (as Children of Israel)? Rabbi Reb Dr. Mimi Feigelson on Parshat Vayechi                    </h4>
16976                                            <div class="tags">
16977                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
16978                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
16979                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
16980                                                    </div>
16981                                        <div class="details">
16982                        <div class="author">
16983                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
16984                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-21.jpg)"></div>
16985                                    </div>
16986                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson</span>
16987                                                    </div>
16988                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
16989                        <span class="date">04/12/2017</span>
16990                    </div>
16991                    <p class="excerpt">
16992                        As we conclude reading the Book of Genesis Rabbi Dr. Reb Mimi Feigelson, Mashpiah Ruhanit (Spiritual Mentor) and senior lecturer of...                    </p>
16993                </div>
16994            </a>
16995        </div>
16996            
16997        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
16998            <a href="https://schechter.edu/god-dont-believe/">
16999                <div class="image-wrapper">
17000                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Moses-at-Burning-Bush-e1514728829394.jpg)"></div>
17001                </div>
17002                <div class="text-wrapper">
17003                    <h4 class="title">
17004                        What God Don’t You Believe In? Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch on Parshat Shemot                    </h4>
17005                                            <div class="tags">
17006                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
17007                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
17008                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
17009                                                    </div>
17010                                        <div class="details">
17011                        <div class="author">
17012                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17013                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17014                                    </div>
17015                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
17016                                                    </div>
17017                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17018                        <span class="date">04/12/2017</span>
17019                    </div>
17020                    <p class="excerpt">
17021                        Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch, Dean of Schechter Rabbinical Seminary, invites us to consider the varied roles God plays in our lives. In Parshat...                    </p>
17022                </div>
17023            </a>
17024        </div>
17025            
17026        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism shavua-tov-schechter women-gender  all-authors prof-bat-sheva-margalit-stern">
17027            <a href="https://schechter.edu/choosing-motherhood-dr-bat-sheva-margalit-stern-on-parshat-chayei-sarah/">
17028                <div class="image-wrapper">
17029                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Women-in-Israeli-society-548x246-1.png)"></div>
17030                </div>
17031                <div class="text-wrapper">
17032                    <h4 class="title">
17033                        Choosing Motherhood Dr. Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern on Parshat Chayei Sarah                    </h4>
17034                                            <div class="tags">
17035                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17036                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
17037                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
17038                                                    </div>
17039                                        <div class="details">
17040                        <div class="author">
17041                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17042                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-13.jpg)"></div>
17043                                    </div>
17044                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern</span>
17045                                                    </div>
17046                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17047                        <span class="date">04/11/2017</span>
17048                    </div>
17049                    <p class="excerpt">
17050                        Do women have the right to choose?  Inspired by Parshat Chayei Sara, Dr. Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern, associate professor of Jewish...                    </p>
17051                </div>
17052            </a>
17053        </div>
17054            
17055        <div class="article archive-item all-topics birth-and-children religion-science shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors ">
17056            <a href="https://schechter.edu/whose-genetic-line-anyway/">
17057                <div class="image-wrapper">
17058                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Jacob-Esau-Lentils-e1511088120649.jpg)"></div>
17059                </div>
17060                <div class="text-wrapper">
17061                    <h4 class="title">
17062                        Whose (Genetic) Line is it Anyway? Rabbi Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox on Toldot                    </h4>
17063                                            <div class="tags">
17064                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
17065                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
17066                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
17067                                                    </div>
17068                                        <div class="details">
17069                        <div class="author">
17070                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
17071                                                    </div>
17072                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17073                        <span class="date">04/11/2017</span>
17074                    </div>
17075                    <p class="excerpt">
17076                        Does Esau get a bad rap? Through his unique lens of evolutionary psychology, Rabbi Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox, Lecture in Family...                    </p>
17077                </div>
17078            </a>
17079        </div>
17080            
17081        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
17082            <a href="https://schechter.edu/dreaming-in-color-dr-shula-laderman-on-parshat-vayetze/">
17083                <div class="image-wrapper">
17084                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/vayetze-enlarge-e1511099567630-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17085                </div>
17086                <div class="text-wrapper">
17087                    <h4 class="title">
17088                        Dreaming in Color Dr. Shula Laderman on Parshat Vayetze                    </h4>
17089                                            <div class="tags">
17090                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
17091                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
17092                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
17093                                                    </div>
17094                                        <div class="details">
17095                        <div class="author">
17096                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17097                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
17098                                    </div>
17099                                                                <sp
17099an class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
17100                                                    </div>
17101                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17102                        <span class="date">04/11/2017</span>
17103                    </div>
17104                    <p class="excerpt">
17105                        Is Jacob caught in a dream or in reality in Parshat Vayetze? Dr. Shula Laderman, lecturer in Judaism and the Arts,...                    </p>
17106                </div>
17107            </a>
17108        </div>
17109            
17110        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism places-sites shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
17111            <a href="https://schechter.edu/whos-buried-rachels-tomb/">
17112                <div class="image-wrapper">
17113                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/RACHELS_TOMB_IN_BETHLEHEM._קבר_רחל_בבית_לחם.D836-011-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17114                </div>
17115                <div class="text-wrapper">
17116                    <h4 class="title">
17117                        Who’s Buried in Rachel’s Tomb? Professor Doron Bar on Parshat Vayishlach                    </h4>
17118                                            <div class="tags">
17119                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
17120                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17121                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
17122                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
17123                                                    </div>
17124                                        <div class="details">
17125                        <div class="author">
17126                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17127                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
17128                                    </div>
17129                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
17130                                                    </div>
17131                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17132                        <span class="date">04/11/2017</span>
17133                    </div>
17134                    <p class="excerpt">
17135                        Israel’s holy sites have been a destination for pilgrims of many faiths. This week, when we read Parshat Vayishlach, Professor Doron...                    </p>
17136                </div>
17137            </a>
17138        </div>
17139            
17140        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education pluralism-and-politics  all-authors dr-eitan-chikli">
17141            <a href="https://schechter.edu/back-jewish-israeli-conflict/">
17142                <div class="image-wrapper">
17143                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/taliashdod54-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17144                </div>
17145                <div class="text-wrapper">
17146                    <h4 class="title">
17147                        Back Again to the Jewish-Israeli Conflict                    </h4>
17148                                            <div class="tags">
17149                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17150                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
17151                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
17152                                                    </div>
17153                                        <div class="details">
17154                        <div class="author">
17155                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17156                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
17157                                    </div>
17158                                                                <sp
17158an class="author-name">Dr. Eitan Chikli</span>
17159                                                    </div>
17160                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17161                        <span class="date">12/10/2017</span>
17162                    </div>
17163                    <p class="excerpt">
17164                        The Secular Forum is an Israeli organization dedicated to keeping religion out of Israeli secular public schools, and is actively...                    </p>
17165                </div>
17166            </a>
17167        </div>
17168            
17169        <div class="article archive-item all-topics shavua-tov-schechter sukkot-simhat-torah  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
17170            <a href="https://schechter.edu/popular-holiday-soviet-union/">
17171                <div class="image-wrapper">
17172                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/TALI-kids-and-chagit-sefer-torah-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17173                </div>
17174                <div class="text-wrapper">
17175                    <h4 class="title">
17176                        The Most Popular Holiday in the Soviet Union? Rabbi Dr. David Frankel on Simchat Torah                    </h4>
17177                                            <div class="tags">
17178                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
17179                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
17180                                                    </div>
17181                                        <div class="details">
17182                        <div class="author">
17183                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17184                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
17185                                    </div>
17186                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
17187                                                    </div>
17188                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17189                        <span class="date">04/10/2017</span>
17190                    </div>
17191                    <p class="excerpt">
17192                        Why was Simchat Torah the most publicly celebrated Jewish holiday in the Soviet Union? What was it that Soviet Jewry...                    </p>
17193                </div>
17194            </a>
17195        </div>
17196            
17197        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
17198            <a href="https://schechter.edu/god-make-mistakes/">
17199                <div class="image-wrapper">
17200                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Noahs-Ark-e1511099911405.jpg)"></div>
17201                </div>
17202                <div class="text-wrapper">
17203                    <h4 class="title">
17204                        Does God Make Mistakes? Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch on Parshat Noach                    </h4>
17205                                            <div class="tags">
17206                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
17207                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
17208                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
17209                                                    </div>
17210                                        <div class="details">
17211                        <div class="author">
17212                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17213                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17214                                    </div>
17215                                                                <sp
17215an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
17216                                                    </div>
17217                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17218                        <span class="date">04/10/2017</span>
17219                    </div>
17220                    <p class="excerpt">
17221                        Does God make mistakes? In Parshat Noah, the flood confronts us with a disturbing story of God destroying the world....                    </p>
17222                </div>
17223            </a>
17224        </div>
17225            
17226        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors dr-paul-mandel">
17227            <a href="https://schechter.edu/will-put-fire/">
17228                <div class="image-wrapper">
17229                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_712895344-e1508935957601.jpg)"></div>
17230                </div>
17231                <div class="text-wrapper">
17232                    <h4 class="title">
17233                        Who Will Put Out the Fire? Dr. Paul Mandel on Parshat Lech Lecha                    </h4>
17234                                            <div class="tags">
17235                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
17236                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
17237                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
17238                                                    </div>
17239                                        <div class="details">
17240                        <div class="author">
17241                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17242                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ETN8616.jpg)"></div>
17243                                    </div>
17244                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Paul Mandel</span>
17245                                                    </div>
17246                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17247                        <span class="date">04/10/2017</span>
17248                    </div>
17249                    <p class="excerpt">
17250                        What made Abraham stand out? In Parshat Lech Lecha God appoints Abraham to be the leader of nations. While on...                    </p>
17251                </div>
17252            </a>
17253        </div>
17254            
17255        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible birth-and-children shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors eitan-cooper">
17256            <a href="https://schechter.edu/does-love-always-have-a-happy-ending-eitan-cooper-on-abraham-and-isaac-in-parshat-vayera/">
17257                <div class="image-wrapper">
17258                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_531577690-e1508936092624.jpg)"></div>
17259                </div>
17260                <div class="text-wrapper">
17261                    <h4 class="title">
17262                        Does Love Always Have a Happy Ending? Eitan Cooper on Abraham and Isaac in Parshat Vayera                    </h4>
17263                                            <div class="tags">
17264                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
17265                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
17266                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
17267                                                    </div>
17268                                        <div class="details">
17269                        <div class="author">
17270                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17271                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
17272                                    </div>
17273                                                                <sp
17273an class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
17274                                                    </div>
17275                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17276                        <span class="date">04/10/2017</span>
17277                    </div>
17278                    <p class="excerpt">
17279                        I’m standing in Jerusalem at the dramatic overlook of the Old City and the Temple Mount – Har Habayit in...                    </p>
17280                </div>
17281            </a>
17282        </div>
17283            
17284        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays shavua-tov-schechter  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
17285            <a href="https://schechter.edu/happy-new-year-from-the-schechter-institutes/">
17286                <div class="image-wrapper">
17287                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shavua-tov-NEW-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17288                </div>
17289                <div class="text-wrapper">
17290                    <h4 class="title">
17291                        Happy New Year from The Schechter Institutes!                    </h4>
17292                                            <div class="tags">
17293                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
17294                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
17295                                                    </div>
17296                                        <div class="details">
17297                        <div class="author">
17298                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17299                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17300                                    </div>
17301                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
17302                                                    </div>
17303                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17304                        <span class="date">05/09/2017</span>
17305                    </div>
17306                    <p class="excerpt">
17307                        We are pleased to present our pilot video series Shavua Tov @ Schechter. Each week one of Schechter’s talented faculty and...                    </p>
17308                </div>
17309            </a>
17310        </div>
17311            
17312        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays shavua-tov-schechter theology  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
17313            <a href="https://schechter.edu/yom-kippur-awareness-of-our-human-vulnerability/">
17314                <div class="image-wrapper">
17315                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_299383016-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17316                </div>
17317                <div class="text-wrapper">
17318                    <h4 class="title">
17319                        Yom Kippur: Awareness of Our Human Vulnerability                    </h4>
17320                                            <div class="tags">
17321                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
17322                                                            <div class="tag">Shavua Tov @ Schechter</div>
17323                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
17324                                                    </div>
17325                                        <div class="details">
17326                        <div class="author">
17327                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17328                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
17329                                    </div>
17330                                                                <sp
17330an class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
17331                                                    </div>
17332                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17333                        <span class="date">05/09/2017</span>
17334                    </div>
17335                    <p class="excerpt">
17336                        As Yom Kippur descends upon the Jewish nation in Israel and in the Diaspora, synagogues are filled with people who...                    </p>
17337                </div>
17338            </a>
17339        </div>
17340            
17341        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues fast-days israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
17342            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-month-of-av-mourning-pride-love/">
17343                <div class="image-wrapper">
17344                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/WhatsApp-Image-2017-08-15-at-14.56.17-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
17345                </div>
17346                <div class="text-wrapper">
17347                    <h4 class="title">
17348                        The Month of Av: Mourning, Pride, Love                    </h4>
17349                                            <div class="tags">
17350                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
17351                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
17352                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17353                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
17354                                                    </div>
17355                                        <div class="details">
17356                        <div class="author">
17357                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17358                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17359                                    </div>
17360                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
17361                                                    </div>
17362                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17363                        <span class="date">14/08/2017</span>
17364                    </div>
17365                    <p class="excerpt">
17366                        This Thursday I will be marching in the gay pride parade in Jerusalem, after marking Tisha B’av (the Ninth of...                    </p>
17367                </div>
17368            </a>
17369        </div>
17370            
17371        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education religion-science  all-authors ">
17372            <a href="https://schechter.edu/guarding-souls-saving-life-in-the-age-of-science-and-technology/">
17373                <div class="image-wrapper">
17374                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/student-1397451_640-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17375                </div>
17376                <div class="text-wrapper">
17377                    <h4 class="title">
17378                        Guarding Souls: Saving Life in the Age of Science and Technology                    </h4>
17379                                            <div class="tags">
17380                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17381                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
17382                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
17383                                                    </div>
17384                                        <div class="details">
17385                        <div class="author">
17386                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
17387                                                    </div>
17388                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17389                        <span class="date">12/08/2017</span>
17390                    </div>
17391                    <p class="excerpt">
17392                        When God instructs Adam in Eden from which tree he is forbidden to eat, the instruction is fairly clear. Genesis...                    </p>
17393                </div>
17394            </a>
17395        </div>
17396            
17397        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death history israel-and-zionism places-sites  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
17398            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rothschild-research-journey/">
17399                <div class="image-wrapper">
17400                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Estate2-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
17401                </div>
17402                <div class="text-wrapper">
17403                    <h4 class="title">
17404                        A Research Journey: From the Père Lachaise Cemetery to the Waddesdon Manor to Ramat Hanadiv                    </h4>
17405                                            <div class="tags">
17406                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
17407                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
17408                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17409                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
17410                                                    </div>
17411                                        <div class="details">
17412                        <div class="author">
17413                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17414                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
17415                                    </div>
17416                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
17417                                                    </div>
17418                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17419                        <span class="date">11/08/2017</span>
17420                    </div>
17421                    <p class="excerpt">
17422                        In my book Ideology and Landscape, which is about reinterring Zionist leaders in the homeland, I devoted a chapter to the...                    </p>
17423                </div>
17424            </a>
17425        </div>
17426            
17427        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
17428            <a href="https://schechter.edu/groundless-love-antidote/">
17429                <div class="image-wrapper">
17430                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Goldstein_90th_2117-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17431                </div>
17432                <div class="text-wrapper">
17433                    <h4 class="title">
17434                        Ahavat Hinam (Groundless Love) as an <br>Antidote for Sinat Hinam (Groundless Hatred) <br>Responsa in a Moment: Volume 11, Number 6                    </h4>
17435                                            <div class="tags">
17436                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
17437                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
17438                                                    </div>
17439                                        <div class="details">
17440                        <div class="author">
17441                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17442                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17443                                    </div>
17444                                                                <sp
17444an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
17445                                                    </div>
17446                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17447                        <span class="date">06/07/2017</span>
17448                    </div>
17449                    <p class="excerpt">
17450                        Groundless love as an antidote for groundless hatred: A eulogy for Rabbi Baruch G. Goldstein זצ”ל                    </p>
17451                </div>
17452            </a>
17453        </div>
17454            
17455        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-life-thought  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
17456            <a href="https://schechter.edu/between-a-rock-and-a-hard-place-moses-and-the-sin-at-merivah-parshat-chukat-5777-2017/">
17457                <div class="image-wrapper">
17458                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Moses-Rock-Cropped.png)"></div>
17459                </div>
17460                <div class="text-wrapper">
17461                    <h4 class="title">
17462                        Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Moses and the Sin at Merivah Parshat Chukat 5777/2017                    </h4>
17463                                            <div class="tags">
17464                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
17465                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
17466                                                    </div>
17467                                        <div class="details">
17468                        <div class="author">
17469                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17470                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
17471                                    </div>
17472                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
17473                                                    </div>
17474                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17475                        <span class="date">12/06/2017</span>
17476                    </div>
17477                    <p class="excerpt">
17478                        This week’s Torah portion tells the famous story of Moses’ sin at the “waters of Merivah,” for which he was...                    </p>
17479                </div>
17480            </a>
17481        </div>
17482            
17483        <div class="article archive-item all-topics conversion-and-circumcision israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
17484            <a href="https://schechter.edu/baseless-hatred-the-kotel-and-conversion-bill-controversies/">
17485                <div class="image-wrapper">
17486                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Kotel-Credit-meunierd-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17487                </div>
17488                <div class="text-wrapper">
17489                    <h4 class="title">
17490                        Some Thoughts about the Kotel, Conversion and Sinat Hinam                    </h4>
17491                                            <div class="tags">
17492                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
17493                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17494                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
17495                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
17496                                                    </div>
17497                                        <div class="details">
17498                        <div class="author">
17499                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17500                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17501                                    </div>
17502                                                                <sp
17502an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
17503                                                    </div>
17504                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17505                        <span class="date">11/06/2017</span>
17506                    </div>
17507                    <p class="excerpt">
17508                        As we approach the 17th of Tammuz and Tisha B’av, let us redouble our efforts to get the Kotel agreement approved, to bring one million Jews to the Ezrat Yisrael and to scuttle the proposed conversion law.                    </p>
17509                </div>
17510            </a>
17511        </div>
17512            
17513        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
17514            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-certain-synagogues-sing-psalm-92-after-the-torah-reading-of-the-shabbat-minhah-service-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-11-number-5/">
17515                <div class="image-wrapper">
17516                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Siddur-Red-Background-Adjusted-548x246-1.png)"></div>
17517                </div>
17518                <div class="text-wrapper">
17519                    <h4 class="title">
17520                        Why Do Certain Synagogues Sing Psalm 92 After the Torah Reading of the Shabbat Minhah Service?                    </h4>
17521                                            <div class="tags">
17522                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
17523                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
17524                                                    </div>
17525                                        <div class="details">
17526                        <div class="author">
17527                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17528                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17529                                    </div>
17530                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
17531                                                    </div>
17532                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17533                        <span class="date">06/06/2017</span>
17534                    </div>
17535                    <p class="excerpt">
17536                        What is the origin of the custom to sing Psalm 92 – Mizmor Shir Leyom Hashabbat – after the Torah reading during the Shabbat Minhah service at some synagogues?                    </p>
17537                </div>
17538            </a>
17539        </div>
17540            
17541        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism places-sites pluralism-and-politics  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
17542            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-kotel-controversy-like-hillel-and-shammai-all-voices-must-be-heard/">
17543                <div class="image-wrapper">
17544                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Shutterstock-Kotel-Long-View-e1499765502920.jpg)"></div>
17545                </div>
17546                <div class="text-wrapper">
17547                    <h4 class="title">
17548                        The Kotel Controversy: Like Hillel and Shammai, All Voices Must be Heard                    </h4>
17549                                            <div class="tags">
17550                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17551                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
17552                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
17553                                                    </div>
17554                                        <div class="details">
17555                        <div class="author">
17556                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17557                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17558                                    </div>
17559                                                                <sp
17559an class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
17560                                                    </div>
17561                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17562                        <span class="date">15/05/2017</span>
17563                    </div>
17564                    <p class="excerpt">
17565                        The events of the past week have left me speechless.  I am reminded of the ascension of Hananya ben Hizkiahu...                    </p>
17566                </div>
17567            </a>
17568        </div>
17569            
17570        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism places-sites pluralism-and-politics  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
17571            <a href="https://schechter.edu/sacred-city-capital-city/">
17572                <div class="image-wrapper">
17573                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_567267853-2-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17574                </div>
17575                <div class="text-wrapper">
17576                    <h4 class="title">
17577                        From a Sacred City to a Capital City (and back again?)                    </h4>
17578                                            <div class="tags">
17579                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17580                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
17581                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
17582                                                    </div>
17583                                        <div class="details">
17584                        <div class="author">
17585                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17586                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
17587                                    </div>
17588                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
17589                                                    </div>
17590                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17591                        <span class="date">15/05/2017</span>
17592                    </div>
17593                    <p class="excerpt">
17594                        I was born two years prior to the Six-Day War when Jerusalem was still a divided city, with barbed wire...                    </p>
17595                </div>
17596            </a>
17597        </div>
17598            
17599        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavuot  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
17600            <a href="https://schechter.edu/more-precious-than-rubies-is-the-kings-daughter-feminine-imageries-of-the-torah/">
17601                <div class="image-wrapper">
17602                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/538-1.jpg)"></div>
17603                </div>
17604                <div class="text-wrapper">
17605                    <h4 class="title">
17606                        More Precious than Rubies is the King’s Daughter – Feminine Imageries of the Torah                    </h4>
17607                                            <div class="tags">
17608                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
17609                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
17610                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
17611                                                    </div>
17612                                        <div class="details">
17613                        <div class="author">
17614                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17615                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
17616                                    </div>
17617                                                                <sp
17617an class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
17618                                                    </div>
17619                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17620                        <span class="date">12/05/2017</span>
17621                    </div>
17622                    <p class="excerpt">
17623                        The great classical liturgist, R. El’azar Birabbi Killir (Land of Israel, 7th c.), composed a number of piyyutim (Hebrew liturgical poems) in honor...                    </p>
17624                </div>
17625            </a>
17626        </div>
17627            
17628        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
17629            <a href="https://schechter.edu/step-by-step-independence-day-parades-in-jerusalem-before-and-after-the-six-day-war/">
17630                <div class="image-wrapper">
17631                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Israeli-flag-IDF-pride-Zahal-IDF-on-parade-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17632                </div>
17633                <div class="text-wrapper">
17634                    <h4 class="title">
17635                        Step by Step: Independence Day Parades in Jerusalem Before and After the Six Day War                    </h4>
17636                                            <div class="tags">
17637                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
17638                                                    </div>
17639                                        <div class="details">
17640                        <div class="author">
17641                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17642                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
17643                                    </div>
17644                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
17645                                                    </div>
17646                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17647                        <span class="date">15/04/2017</span>
17648                    </div>
17649                    <p class="excerpt">
17650                        Beginning in 1948, the State of Israel marked Independence Day on the Fifth of Iyar with military processions. Each year,...                    </p>
17651                </div>
17652            </a>
17653        </div>
17654            
17655        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pesah thought-and-philosophy  all-authors ">
17656            <a href="https://schechter.edu/passover-for-the-soul-bringing-spirituality-to-our-seder-celebration/">
17657                <div class="image-wrapper">
17658                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/11043316_874246949285363_6430636532427336250_o-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17659                </div>
17660                <div class="text-wrapper">
17661                    <h4 class="title">
17662                        Passover for the Soul Bringing spirituality to our seder celebration                    </h4>
17663                                            <div class="tags">
17664                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17665                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
17666                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
17667                                                    </div>
17668                                        <div class="details">
17669                        <div class="author">
17670                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
17671                                                    </div>
17672                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17673                        <span class="date">14/04/2017</span>
17674                    </div>
17675                    <p class="excerpt">
17676                        Israelis celebrate Passover in one of two ways: either by closely sticking to laws of Pesach related to hametz and...                    </p>
17677                </div>
17678            </a>
17679        </div>
17680            
17681        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah religion-science  all-authors ">
17682            <a href="https://schechter.edu/righteous-gentiles-and-the-shoah-altruism-of-the-highest-order/">
17683                <div class="image-wrapper">
17684                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Alexandre-Rotenberg-Garden-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17685                </div>
17686                <div class="text-wrapper">
17687                    <h4 class="title">
17688                        Righteous Gentiles and the Shoah: Altruism of the Highest Order                    </h4>
17689                                            <div class="tags">
17690                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
17691                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
17692                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
17693                                                    </div>
17694                                        <div class="details">
17695                        <div class="author">
17696                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
17697                                                    </div>
17698                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17699                        <span class="date">13/04/2017</span>
17700                    </div>
17701                    <p class="excerpt">
17702                        Would you be willing to sign an organ donor card? Donate a kidney? A lobe of your healthy liver? Have...                    </p>
17703                </div>
17704            </a>
17705        </div>
17706            
17707        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
17708            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-drama-of-the-seder-what-a-pesah-custom-can-teach-us-about-jewish-education-today/">
17709                <div class="image-wrapper">
17710                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/TALI-Eshel-Pesach-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
17711                </div>
17712                <div class="text-wrapper">
17713                    <h4 class="title">
17714                        The Drama of the Seder What a Pesah Custom Can Teach Us about Jewish Education Today                    </h4>
17715                                            <div class="tags">
17716                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
17717                                                    </div>
17718                                        <div class="details">
17719                        <div class="author">
17720                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17721                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17722                                    </div>
17723                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
17724                                                    </div>
17725                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17726                        <span class="date">15/03/2017</span>
17727                    </div>
17728                    <p class="excerpt">
17729                        Modern Jewish educators frequently use drama as an educational tool in order to bring a Biblical or Talmudic story to...                    </p>
17730                </div>
17731            </a>
17732        </div>
17733            
17734        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism women-gender  all-authors prof-bat-sheva-margalit-stern">
17735            <a href="https://schechter.edu/god-and-mother-motherhood-in-zionist-society-in-eretz-yisrael/">
17736                <div class="image-wrapper">
17737                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Woman_with_Basket-e1500278788661.jpg)"></div>
17738                </div>
17739                <div class="text-wrapper">
17740                    <h4 class="title">
17741                        God and Mother: Motherhood in Zionist Society in 
17741Eretz Yisrael                    </h4>
17742                                            <div class="tags">
17743                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17744                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
17745                                                    </div>
17746                                        <div class="details">
17747                        <div class="author">
17748                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17749                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-13.jpg)"></div>
17750                                    </div>
17751                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern</span>
17752                                                    </div>
17753                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17754                        <span class="date">14/03/2017</span>
17755                    </div>
17756                    <p class="excerpt">
17757                        “Just as the big world is in God’s Hands to be built or destroyed…so is the small world of the...                    </p>
17758                </div>
17759            </a>
17760        </div>
17761            
17762        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education pluralism-and-politics  all-authors dr-eitan-chikli">
17763            <a href="https://schechter.edu/secular-israelis-grown/">
17764                <div class="image-wrapper">
17765                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/IMG_4051-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17766                </div>
17767                <div class="text-wrapper">
17768                    <h4 class="title">
17769                        Secular Israelis have Grown Up                    </h4>
17770                                            <div class="tags">
17771                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17772                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
17773                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
17774                                                    </div>
17775                                        <div class="details">
17776                        <div class="author">
17777                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17778                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
17779                                    </div>
17780                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Eitan Chikli</span>
17781                                                    </div>
17782                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17783                        <span class="date">12/03/2017</span>
17784                    </div>
17785                    <p class="excerpt">
17786                        Distress signals sent out by secularists in recent months have been picked up loud and clear by the Secular Forum,...                    </p>
17787                </div>
17788            </a>
17789        </div>
17790            
17791        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
17792            <a href="https://schechter.edu/ikea-ultra-orthodox/">
17793                <div class="image-wrapper">
17794                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/by36v7tc.png)"></div>
17795                </div>
17796                <div class="text-wrapper">
17797                    <h4 class="title">
17798                        Why did IKEA eliminate all women from their <br>Israeli catalogue aimed at ultra-Orthodox Jews? <br>Responsa in a Moment: Volume 11, Number 4                    </h4>
17799                                            <div class="tags">
17800                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
17801                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
17802                                                    </div>
17803                                        <div class="details">
17804                        <div class="author">
17805                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17806                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17807                                    </div>
17808                                                                <sp
17808an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
17809                                                    </div>
17810                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17811                        <span class="date">06/03/2017</span>
17812                    </div>
17813                    <p class="excerpt">
17814                        Why did IKEA eliminate all women from their newest Israeli catalogue aimed at ultra-Orthodox Jews published in February, 2017?                    </p>
17815                </div>
17816            </a>
17817        </div>
17818            
17819        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death illness-burial-and-mourning responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
17820            <a href="https://schechter.edu/customary-place-stone-grave/">
17821                <div class="image-wrapper">
17822                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/gravestone-responsa-Golinkin-e1524644825928.jpg)"></div>
17823                </div>
17824                <div class="text-wrapper">
17825                    <h4 class="title">
17826                        Why is it customary to place a stone on a grave?                    </h4>
17827                                            <div class="tags">
17828                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
17829                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
17830                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
17831                                                    </div>
17832                                        <div class="details">
17833                        <div class="author">
17834                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17835                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17836                                    </div>
17837                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
17838                                                    </div>
17839                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17840                        <span class="date">06/01/2017</span>
17841                    </div>
17842                    <p class="excerpt">
17843                        What are the sources of the custom to place a stone on a grave at the end of the burial service or after visiting a grave?                    </p>
17844                </div>
17845            </a>
17846        </div>
17847            
17848        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
17849            <a href="https://schechter.edu/heschel-and-spiritual-education/">
17850                <div class="image-wrapper">
17851                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Heschel-1024x689-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17852                </div>
17853                <div class="text-wrapper">
17854                    <h4 class="title">
17855                        Abraham Joshua Heschel and Spiritual Education                    </h4>
17856                                            <div class="tags">
17857                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
17858                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
17859                                                    </div>
17860                                        <div class="details">
17861                        <div class="author">
17862                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17863                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
17864                                    </div>
17865                                                                <sp
17865an class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
17866                                                    </div>
17867                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17868                        <span class="date">12/11/2016</span>
17869                    </div>
17870                    <p class="excerpt">
17871                        We are in the opening weeks of the 2017 fall semester at the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies. One of...                    </p>
17872                </div>
17873            </a>
17874        </div>
17875            
17876        <div class="article archive-item all-topics illness-burial-and-mourning responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
17877            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-jews-use-the-matronymic-in-prayers-for-the-sick-volume-11-number-2/">
17878                <div class="image-wrapper">
17879                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/IMG_4798-Copy-rotated-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17880                </div>
17881                <div class="text-wrapper">
17882                    <h4 class="title">
17883                        Why do Jews Use the Matronymic in Prayers for the Sick?*                    </h4>
17884                                            <div class="tags">
17885                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
17886                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
17887                                                    </div>
17888                                        <div class="details">
17889                        <div class="author">
17890                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17891                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17892                                    </div>
17893                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
17894                                                    </div>
17895                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17896                        <span class="date">10/11/2016</span>
17897                    </div>
17898                    <p class="excerpt">
17899                        Given the patriarchal nature of Jewish society throughout Jewish history, why do Jews use the matronymic in prayers for the sick?                    </p>
17900                </div>
17901            </a>
17902        </div>
17903            
17904        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors ">
17905            <a href="https://schechter.edu/maximizing-the-day-of-judgment-from-repentance-to-self-worth-rabbi-arie-hasit/">
17906                <div class="image-wrapper">
17907                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/IMG_9244-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17908                </div>
17909                <div class="text-wrapper">
17910                    <h4 class="title">
17911                        Maximizing the Day of Judgment: From Repentance to Self-Worth / Rabbi Arie Hasit                    </h4>
17912                                            <div class="tags">
17913                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
17914                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
17915                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
17916                                                    </div>
17917                                        <div class="details">
17918                        <div class="author">
17919                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
17920                                                    </div>
17921                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17922                        <span class="date">13/10/2016</span>
17923                    </div>
17924                    <p class="excerpt">
17925                        The holiday that falls on the first two days of the Hebrew month of Tishrei has many names. Most famously,...                    </p>
17926                </div>
17927            </a>
17928        </div>
17929            
17930        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-eitan-chikli">
17931            <a href="https://schechter.edu/talis-contribution-to-the-jewish-israel-culture-program-what-the-ministry-of-education-can-learn-from-us/">
17932                <div class="image-wrapper">
17933                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/TALI-kids-and-chagit-sefer-torah-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
17934                </div>
17935                <div class="text-wrapper">
17936                    <h4 class="title">
17937                        TALI’s Contribution to the “Jewish-Israel-Culture Program” – What the Ministry of Education Can Learn from Us                    </h4>
17938                                            <div class="tags">
17939                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17940                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
17941                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
17942                                                    </div>
17943                                        <div class="details">
17944                        <div class="author">
17945                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17946                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
17947                                    </div>
17948                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Eitan Chikli</span>
17949                                                    </div>
17950                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17951                        <span class="date">12/09/2016</span>
17952                    </div>
17953                    <p class="excerpt">
17954                        Since the establishment of the State of Israel, there has been ongoing debate over the Ministry of Education’s role in...                    </p>
17955                </div>
17956            </a>
17957        </div>
17958            
17959        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
17960            <a href="https://schechter.edu/one-million-miles-for-jewish-education/">
17961                <div class="image-wrapper">
17962                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/IMG_1441-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
17963                </div>
17964                <div class="text-wrapper">
17965                    <h4 class="title">
17966                        Why I Flew One Million Miles<br> for Jewish Education <br>Responsa in a Moment: Vol. 11, Issue No. 1, September 2016                    </h4>
17967                                            <div class="tags">
17968                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
17969                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
17970                                                    </div>
17971                                        <div class="details">
17972                        <div class="author">
17973                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
17974                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
17975                                    </div>
17976                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
17977                                                    </div>
17978                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
17979                        <span class="date">10/09/2016</span>
17980                    </div>
17981                    <p class="excerpt">
17982                        Remarks at the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the TALI school system in Israel.                     </p>
17983                </div>
17984            </a>
17985        </div>
17986            
17987        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days history israel-and-zionism symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
17988            <a href="https://schechter.edu/tisha-bavs-place-in-contemporary-society/">
17989                <div class="image-wrapper">
17990                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Temple-548x246-3.jpg)"></div>
17991                </div>
17992                <div class="text-wrapper">
17993                    <h4 class="title">
17994                        Tisha B’Av’s Place in Contemporary Society                    </h4>
17995                                            <div class="tags">
17996                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
17997                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
17998                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
17999                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
18000                                                    </div>
18001                                        <div class="details">
18002                        <div class="author">
18003                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18004                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18005                                    </div>
18006                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
18007                                                    </div>
18008                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18009                        <span class="date">13/08/2016</span>
18010                    </div>
18011                    <p class="excerpt">
18012                        Every year camp counselors confront a dilemma: what content is appropriate for Tisha B’Av when this fast day occurs during...                    </p>
18013                </div>
18014            </a>
18015        </div>
18016            
18017        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism jewish-education  all-authors eitan-cooper">
18018            <a href="https://schechter.edu/israeli-identity-101/">
18019                <div class="image-wrapper">
18020                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/JEN10311-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18021                </div>
18022                <div class="text-wrapper">
18023                    <h4 class="title">
18024                        Israeli Identity 101                    </h4>
18025                                            <div class="tags">
18026                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18027                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
18028                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
18029                                                    </div>
18030                                        <div class="details">
18031                        <div class="author">
18032                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18033                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
18034                                    </div>
18035                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
18036                                                    </div>
18037                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18038                        <span class="date">12/07/2016</span>
18039                    </div>
18040                    <p class="excerpt">
18041                        The recent Pew Survey on Israel, conducted from fall 2014-Spring 2015 examined the religious identity of Israelis. The survey was...                    </p>
18042                </div>
18043            </a>
18044        </div>
18045            
18046        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar tisha-bav  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18047            <a href="https://schechter.edu/renovation-in-av/">
18048                <div class="image-wrapper">
18049                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Temple-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18050                </div>
18051                <div class="text-wrapper">
18052                    <h4 class="title">
18053                        Is it Permissible to Renovate or Build a New Building During the Nine Days Which Begin on Rosh Hodesh Av?                    </h4>
18054                                            <div class="tags">
18055                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18056                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
18057                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
18058                                                    </div>
18059                                        <div class="details">
18060                        <div class="author">
18061                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18062                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18063                                    </div>
18064                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18065                                                    </div>
18066                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18067                        <span class="date">10/07/2016</span>
18068                    </div>
18069                    <p class="excerpt">
18070                         Is it permissible to renovate or build a new building during “the nine days” which begin on Rosh Hodesh Av? Does is matter if the building is a Jewish school, a Bet Midrash or a synagogue?                    </p>
18071                </div>
18072            </a>
18073        </div>
18074            
18075        <div class="article archive-item all-topics conversion-and-circumcision rabbinic-literature shavuot theology women-gender  all-authors dr-gila-vachman">
18076            <a href="https://schechter.edu/two-women-who-clung-to-the-shechinah/">
18077                <div class="image-wrapper">
18078                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/13413525_1307902372558123_173757225938967242_n-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18079                </div>
18080                <div class="text-wrapper">
18081                    <h4 class="title">
18082                        Two Women Who Clung to the Shechinah                    </h4>
18083                                            <div class="tags">
18084                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
18085                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
18086                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
18087                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
18088                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
18089                                                    </div>
18090                                        <div class="details">
18091                        <div class="author">
18092                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18093                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/gila.jpg)"></div>
18094                                    </div>
18095                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Gila Vachman</span>
18096                                                    </div>
18097                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18098                        <span class="date">11/06/2016</span>
18099                    </div>
18100                    <p class="excerpt">
18101                        Within ancient Hebrew manuscripts, scattered among libraries throughout the world, one can find some surprising treasures, like previously unknown and...                    </p>
18102                </div>
18103            </a>
18104        </div>
18105            
18106        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin shavuot holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18107            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-jews-eat-milk-and-dairy-products-on-shavuot-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-10-issue-no-7-june-2016/">
18108                <div class="image-wrapper">
18109                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/milk-glass-frisch-healthy-46520-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
18110                </div>
18111                <div class="text-wrapper">
18112                    <h4 class="title">
18113                        Why do Jews Eat Milk and Dairy Products on Shavuot?                    </h4>
18114                                            <div class="tags">
18115                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18116                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
18117                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
18118                                                    </div>
18119                                        <div class="details">
18120                        <div class="author">
18121                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18122                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18123                                    </div>
18124                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18125                                                    </div>
18126                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18127                        <span class="date">10/06/2016</span>
18128                    </div>
18129                    <p class="excerpt">
18130                        When did Jews start eating milk and dairy products on Shavuot and why?                    </p>
18131                </div>
18132            </a>
18133        </div>
18134            
18135        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18136            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-we-spill-16-drops-of-wine-while-reciting-the-ten-plagues-during-the-seder-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-10-issue-no-6-april-2016/">
18137                <div class="image-wrapper">
18138                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pexels-photo-66636-scaled-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
18139                </div>
18140                <div class="text-wrapper">
18141                    <h4 class="title">
18142                        Why Do We Spill 16 Drops of Wine While <br>Reciting the Ten Plagues During the Seder? <br>Responsa in a Moment: Vol. 10, Issue No. 6, April 2016                    </h4>
18143                                            <div class="tags">
18144                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
18145                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18146                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
18147                                                    </div>
18148                                        <div class="details">
18149                        <div class="author">
18150                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18151                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18152                                    </div>
18153                                                                <sp
18153an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18154                                                    </div>
18155                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18156                        <span class="date">10/06/2016</span>
18157                    </div>
18158                    <p class="excerpt">
18159                        What are the sources and reasons for sprinkling or spilling wine during the recitation of the Ten Plagues at the Pesah Seder.                    </p>
18160                </div>
18161            </a>
18162        </div>
18163            
18164        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut places-sites  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
18165            <a href="https://schechter.edu/david-raziel-a-pre-state-heros-story-of-final-rest/">
18166                <div class="image-wrapper">
18167                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/David_Raziel_43-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18168                </div>
18169                <div class="text-wrapper">
18170                    <h4 class="title">
18171                        David Raziel: A Pre-State Hero’s Story of Final Rest                    </h4>
18172                                            <div class="tags">
18173                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18174                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
18175                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
18176                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
18177                                                    </div>
18178                                        <div class="details">
18179                        <div class="author">
18180                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18181                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
18182                                    </div>
18183                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
18184                                                    </div>
18185                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18186                        <span class="date">13/05/2016</span>
18187                    </div>
18188                    <p class="excerpt">
18189                        This article is dedicated to the memory of the IDF’s fallen soldiers and victims of terror on the eve of Israel’s...                    </p>
18190                </div>
18191            </a>
18192        </div>
18193            
18194        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history pesah  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
18195            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-book-of-chronicles-and-the-ephraimites-that-never-went-to-egypt/">
18196                <div class="image-wrapper">
18197                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/22-e1500462095157.jpg)"></div>
18198                </div>
18199                <div class="text-wrapper">
18200                    <h4 class="title">
18201                        The Book of Chronicles and the Ephraimites that Never Went to Egypt                    </h4>
18202                                            <div class="tags">
18203                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
18204                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18205                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
18206                                                    </div>
18207                                        <div class="details">
18208                        <div class="author">
18209                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18210                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
18211                                    </div>
18212                                                                <sp
18212an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
18213                                                    </div>
18214                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18215                        <span class="date">12/04/2016</span>
18216                    </div>
18217                    <p class="excerpt">
18218                        Did the story of the exodus really happen? Did the entire Israelite people suffer slavery in Egypt before arriving in...                    </p>
18219                </div>
18220            </a>
18221        </div>
18222            
18223        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues purim symbols-and-rituals synagogue-life  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
18224            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-complexities-of-purim/">
18225                <div class="image-wrapper">
18226                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Hamentashen-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
18227                </div>
18228                <div class="text-wrapper">
18229                    <h4 class="title">
18230                        The Complexities of Purim                    </h4>
18231                                            <div class="tags">
18232                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
18233                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
18234                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
18235                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
18236                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
18237                                                    </div>
18238                                        <div class="details">
18239                        <div class="author">
18240                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18241                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
18242                                    </div>
18243                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
18244                                                    </div>
18245                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18246                        <span class="date">12/03/2016</span>
18247                    </div>
18248                    <p class="excerpt">
18249                        Purim is a holiday whose meaning is shrouded in mystery. The only clear element is what we are commanded to...                    </p>
18250                </div>
18251            </a>
18252        </div>
18253            
18254        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history rabbinic-literature rosh-chodesh-new-month symbols-and-rituals thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
18255            <a href="https://schechter.edu/adding-adar-bet-striking-a-balance/">
18256                <div class="image-wrapper">
18257                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/New-Moon-beth-woodrum-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18258                </div>
18259                <div class="text-wrapper">
18260                    <h4 class="title">
18261                        Adding Adar Bet: Striking a Balance                    </h4>
18262                                            <div class="tags">
18263                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18264                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
18265                                                            <div class="tag">Rosh Chodesh (New Month)</div>
18266                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
18267                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
18268                                                    </div>
18269                                        <div class="details">
18270                        <div class="author">
18271                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18272                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
18273                                    </div>
18274                                                                <sp
18274an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
18275                                                    </div>
18276                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18277                        <span class="date">13/02/2016</span>
18278                    </div>
18279                    <p class="excerpt">
18280                        This Hebrew year consists of thirteen months rather than twelve. Jews throughout the world will add (“intercalate”) a second month...                    </p>
18281                </div>
18282            </a>
18283        </div>
18284            
18285        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18286            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-to-institutionalize-parents-with-alzheimers-disease-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-10-issue-no-5-february-2016/">
18287                <div class="image-wrapper">
18288                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-1.png)"></div>
18289                </div>
18290                <div class="text-wrapper">
18291                    <h4 class="title">
18292                        Is it Permissible to Institutionalize Parents with Alzheimer’s Disease? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 10, Issue No. 5, February 2016                    </h4>
18293                                            <div class="tags">
18294                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
18295                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18296                                                    </div>
18297                                        <div class="details">
18298                        <div class="author">
18299                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18300                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18301                                    </div>
18302                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18303                                                    </div>
18304                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18305                        <span class="date">10/02/2016</span>
18306                    </div>
18307                    <p class="excerpt">
18308                        How does the commandment to “Honor your father and your mother” influence decisions to institutionalize a parent suffering from dementia?                    </p>
18309                </div>
18310            </a>
18311        </div>
18312            
18313        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible pesah symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-jo-milgrom-and-dr-joel-duman">
18314            <a href="https://schechter.edu/visual-midrash-on-the-parting-of-the-red-sea-parashah-beshalach/">
18315                <div class="image-wrapper">
18316                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/schechter-haggadah-new-yitziat-mitzrayim-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18317                </div>
18318                <div class="text-wrapper">
18319                    <h4 class="title">
18320                        Visual Midrash on the Parting of the Red Sea: Parashah Beshalach                    </h4>
18321                                            <div class="tags">
18322                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
18323                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
18324                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
18325                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
18326                                                    </div>
18327                                        <div class="details">
18328                        <div class="author">
18329                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18330                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
18331                                    </div>
18332                                                                <sp
18332an class="author-name">Dr. Jo Milgrom and Dr. Joel Duman</span>
18333                                                    </div>
18334                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18335                        <span class="date">12/01/2016</span>
18336                    </div>
18337                    <p class="excerpt">
18338                        Moses said to the people: Fear not, stand still and see the salvation of the Lord which He will show...                    </p>
18339                </div>
18340            </a>
18341        </div>
18342            
18343        <div class="article archive-item all-topics conversion-and-circumcision responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18344            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-is-the-proper-way-to-refer-to-the-parents-of-a-convert-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-10-issue-no-4-january-2016/">
18345                <div class="image-wrapper">
18346                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ketubah-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18347                </div>
18348                <div class="text-wrapper">
18349                    <h4 class="title">
18350                        What is the Proper Way to Refer to the Parents of a Convert?                    </h4>
18351                                            <div class="tags">
18352                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
18353                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18354                                                    </div>
18355                                        <div class="details">
18356                        <div class="author">
18357                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18358                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18359                                    </div>
18360                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18361                                                    </div>
18362                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18363                        <span class="date">10/01/2016</span>
18364                    </div>
18365                    <p class="excerpt">
18366                        Much has been written throughout the generations about how to refer to a convert. What is the proper way to refer to the parents of a convert?                    </p>
18367                </div>
18368            </a>
18369        </div>
18370            
18371        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah history israel-and-zionism  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
18372            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-menorah-spanning-the-entire-zionist-spectrum-from-herzl-to-harav-kook/">
18373                <div class="image-wrapper">
18374                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Herzl_Mount_Menorah_Star_3211900037-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
18375                </div>
18376                <div class="text-wrapper">
18377                    <h4 class="title">
18378                        The Menorah: Spanning the Entire Zionist Spectrum from Herzl to HaRav Kook                    </h4>
18379                                            <div class="tags">
18380                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
18381                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18382                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
18383                                                    </div>
18384                                        <div class="details">
18385                        <div class="author">
18386                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18387                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
18388                                    </div>
18389                                                                <sp
18389an class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
18390                                                    </div>
18391                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18392                        <span class="date">13/12/2015</span>
18393                    </div>
18394                    <p class="excerpt">
18395                        On Chanukah in the year 1897, shortly after the First Zionist Congress was held, Theodore Herzl wrote an article called...                    </p>
18396                </div>
18397            </a>
18398        </div>
18399            
18400        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history jewish-law-and-its-authority women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
18401            <a href="https://schechter.edu/uncovering-womens-lives-in-the-cairo-geniza/">
18402                <div class="image-wrapper">
18403                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Song-of-Songs-Credit-Aharon-April-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18404                </div>
18405                <div class="text-wrapper">
18406                    <h4 class="title">
18407                        Uncovering Women’s Lives in the Cairo Geniza                    </h4>
18408                                            <div class="tags">
18409                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18410                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
18411                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
18412                                                    </div>
18413                                        <div class="details">
18414                        <div class="author">
18415                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18416                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
18417                                    </div>
18418                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
18419                                                    </div>
18420                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18421                        <span class="date">13/11/2015</span>
18422                    </div>
18423                    <p class="excerpt">
18424                        In his monumental work, A Mediterranean Society, S.D. Goitein devoted an entire chapter of Volume III to “The World of...                    </p>
18425                </div>
18426            </a>
18427        </div>
18428            
18429        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18430            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-middle-way-in-israel-today-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-10-issue-no-3-november-2015/">
18431                <div class="image-wrapper">
18432                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/151119schechteratworkincambridge-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18433                </div>
18434                <div class="text-wrapper">
18435                    <h4 class="title">
18436                        The Middle Way in Israel Today <br>Responsa in a Moment: Vol. 10, Issue No. 3, November 2015                    </h4>
18437                                            <div class="tags">
18438                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
18439                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18440                                                    </div>
18441                                        <div class="details">
18442                        <div class="author">
18443                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18444                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18445                                    </div>
18446                                                                <sp
18446an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18447                                                    </div>
18448                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18449                        <span class="date">10/11/2015</span>
18450                    </div>
18451                    <p class="excerpt">
18452                        What is “the middle way” in the Jewish tradition and what should be the agenda of “the middle way” in Israel today?                    </p>
18453                </div>
18454            </a>
18455        </div>
18456            
18457        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin sukkot-simhat-torah holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18458            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-children-march-with-flags-on-simhat-torah-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-10-issue-no-2-october-2015/">
18459                <div class="image-wrapper">
18460                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/7946233840_c67a8f5ea5_b-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18461                </div>
18462                <div class="text-wrapper">
18463                    <h4 class="title">
18464                        Why Do Children March with Flags on Simhat Torah?                    </h4>
18465                                            <div class="tags">
18466                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18467                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
18468                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
18469                                                    </div>
18470                                        <div class="details">
18471                        <div class="author">
18472                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18473                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18474                                    </div>
18475                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18476                                                    </div>
18477                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18478                        <span class="date">13/10/2015</span>
18479                    </div>
18480                    <p class="excerpt">
18481                        There is a widespread custom for children to march with flags on Simhat Torah. What are the origins and reasons for this custom?                    </p>
18482                </div>
18483            </a>
18484        </div>
18485            
18486        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays rabbinic-literature theology  all-authors dr-yoel-rappel">
18487            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rosh-hashana-judgement-day-or-day-of-creation/">
18488                <div class="image-wrapper">
18489                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pomegranate-fruit-flower-exotic-65949-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
18490                </div>
18491                <div class="text-wrapper">
18492                    <h4 class="title">
18493                        Rosh Hashana: Judgement Day or Day of Creation?                    </h4>
18494                                            <div class="tags">
18495                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
18496                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
18497                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
18498                                                    </div>
18499                                        <div class="details">
18500                        <div class="author">
18501                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18502                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
18503                                    </div>
18504                                                                <sp
18504an class="author-name">Dr. Yoel Rappel</span>
18505                                                    </div>
18506                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18507                        <span class="date">13/09/2015</span>
18508                    </div>
18509                    <p class="excerpt">
18510                        Jewish sources posit different dates and meaning to the Jewish New Year. The verses of the Rosh Hashanah Torah reading...                    </p>
18511                </div>
18512            </a>
18513        </div>
18514            
18515        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays rabbinic-literature symbols-and-rituals synagogue-life  all-authors rabbi-avi-novis-deutsch">
18516            <a href="https://schechter.edu/yom-kippur-and-procrastination/">
18517                <div class="image-wrapper">
18518                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_299383016-548x246-2.jpg)"></div>
18519                </div>
18520                <div class="text-wrapper">
18521                    <h4 class="title">
18522                        Yom Kippur and Procrastination                    </h4>
18523                                            <div class="tags">
18524                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
18525                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
18526                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
18527                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
18528                                                    </div>
18529                                        <div class="details">
18530                        <div class="author">
18531                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18532                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18533                                    </div>
18534                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Avi Novis-Deutsch</span>
18535                                                    </div>
18536                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18537                        <span class="date">13/09/2015</span>
18538                    </div>
18539                    <p class="excerpt">
18540                        Erev Yom Kippur, minutes before the storm.  A point of time in the regular weekday that is nonetheless all holiness....                    </p>
18541                </div>
18542            </a>
18543        </div>
18544            
18545        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history rabbinic-literature sukkot-simhat-torah  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
18546            <a href="https://schechter.edu/sukkot-celebrating-jerusalem-as-the-center-of-the-earth/">
18547                <div class="image-wrapper">
18548                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_366760619-Sergei25-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18549                </div>
18550                <div class="text-wrapper">
18551                    <h4 class="title">
18552                        Sukkot: Celebrating Jerusalem as the Center of the Earth                    </h4>
18553                                            <div class="tags">
18554                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
18555                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18556                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
18557                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
18558                                                    </div>
18559                                        <div class="details">
18560                        <div class="author">
18561                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18562                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
18563                                    </div>
18564                                                                <sp
18564an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
18565                                                    </div>
18566                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18567                        <span class="date">12/09/2015</span>
18568                    </div>
18569                    <p class="excerpt">
18570                        One of the most curious phenomena associated with the rituals of the Second Temple Judaism is the water libation offered...                    </p>
18571                </div>
18572            </a>
18573        </div>
18574            
18575        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays responsa-by-david-golinkin symbols-and-rituals holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18576            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-we-wear-a-kittel-and-use-white-torah-mantles-table-covers-and-ark-curtains-in-the-synagogue-on-the-high-holy-days-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-10-issue-no-1-september-2015/">
18577                <div class="image-wrapper">
18578                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Rabbi-Charlie-Savenor-Copy-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18579                </div>
18580                <div class="text-wrapper">
18581                    <h4 class="title">
18582                        Why do we Wear a Kittel and use White Torah Mantles, Table Covers and Ark Curtains in the Synagogue on the High Holy Days?                    </h4>
18583                                            <div class="tags">
18584                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
18585                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18586                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
18587                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
18588                                                    </div>
18589                                        <div class="details">
18590                        <div class="author">
18591                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18592                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18593                                    </div>
18594                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18595                                                    </div>
18596                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18597                        <span class="date">11/09/2015</span>
18598                    </div>
18599                    <p class="excerpt">
18600                        What are the sources for the customs of wearing a kittel and using white Torah mantles, table covers and ark curtains on the High Holy Days?                    </p>
18601                </div>
18602            </a>
18603        </div>
18604            
18605        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism jewish-life-thought religion-science thought-and-philosophy  all-authors ">
18606            <a href="https://schechter.edu/bio-social-perspectives-judaism/">
18607                <div class="image-wrapper">
18608                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/evolution_Image-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
18609                </div>
18610                <div class="text-wrapper">
18611                    <h4 class="title">
18612                        Are Jews Smarter?                    </h4>
18613                                            <div class="tags">
18614                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18615                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
18616                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
18617                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
18618                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
18619                                                    </div>
18620                                        <div class="details">
18621                        <div class="author">
18622                                                                                            <sp
18622an class="author-name"></span>
18623                                                    </div>
18624                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18625                        <span class="date">13/07/2015</span>
18626                    </div>
18627                    <p class="excerpt">
18628                        The following article, written by Dr. Paul Shrell-Fox, is a synopsis of a lecture he delivered in June, one of a six-part...                    </p>
18629                </div>
18630            </a>
18631        </div>
18632            
18633        <div class="article archive-item all-topics miscellaneous responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18634            <a href="https://schechter.edu/as-a-driven-leaf-by-rabbi-milton-steinberg-notes-and-sources-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-9-issue-no-7-july-2015/">
18635                <div class="image-wrapper">
18636                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/as_a_driven_leaf2-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18637                </div>
18638                <div class="text-wrapper">
18639                    <h4 class="title">
18640                        As a Driven Leaf by Rabbi Milton Steinberg – Notes and Sources                    </h4>
18641                                            <div class="tags">
18642                                                            <div class="tag">Miscellaneous</div>
18643                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18644                                                    </div>
18645                                        <div class="details">
18646                        <div class="author">
18647                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18648                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18649                                    </div>
18650                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18651                                                    </div>
18652                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18653                        <span class="date">10/07/2015</span>
18654                    </div>
18655                    <p class="excerpt">
18656                        A comprehensive listing of Jewish sources quoted or hinted at in the classic novel As A Driven Leaf by Rabbi Milton Steinberg.                     </p>
18657                </div>
18658            </a>
18659        </div>
18660            
18661        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-dr-benjamin-lau">
18662            <a href="https://schechter.edu/learning-the-language-of-profound-tolerance/">
18663                <div class="image-wrapper">
18664                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/DJ4A5361-עותק-Copy-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18665                </div>
18666                <div class="text-wrapper">
18667                    <h4 class="title">
18668                        Learning the Language of Profound Tolerance                    </h4>
18669                                            <div class="tags">
18670                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
18671                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
18672                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
18673                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
18674                                                    </div>
18675                                        <div class="details">
18676                        <div class="author">
18677                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18678                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
18679                                    </div>
18680                                                                <sp
18680an class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Benjamin Lau</span>
18681                                                    </div>
18682                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18683                        <span class="date">14/06/2015</span>
18684                    </div>
18685                    <p class="excerpt">
18686                        I wish to first of all thank the Schechter Institute and the Award Committee who chose to award me, along...                    </p>
18687                </div>
18688            </a>
18689        </div>
18690            
18691        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days history thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-yoel-rappel">
18692            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-seventeenth-of-tammuz-canceling-the-fast/">
18693                <div class="image-wrapper">
18694                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/rob-bye-103200-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18695                </div>
18696                <div class="text-wrapper">
18697                    <h4 class="title">
18698                        The Seventeenth of Tammuz: Canceling the Fast                    </h4>
18699                                            <div class="tags">
18700                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
18701                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18702                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
18703                                                    </div>
18704                                        <div class="details">
18705                        <div class="author">
18706                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18707                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
18708                                    </div>
18709                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Yoel Rappel</span>
18710                                                    </div>
18711                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18712                        <span class="date">13/06/2015</span>
18713                    </div>
18714                    <p class="excerpt">
18715                        According to Jewish tradition, five events took place on the 17th of Tammuz: Moses smashed the tablets of the Law,...                    </p>
18716                </div>
18717            </a>
18718        </div>
18719            
18720        <div class="article archive-item all-topics miscellaneous pluralism-and-politics responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18721            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-judaism-really-in-favor-of-pluralism-and-tolerance-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-9-issue-no-6-june-2015/">
18722                <div class="image-wrapper">
18723                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/913489-5-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18724                </div>
18725                <div class="text-wrapper">
18726                    <h4 class="title">
18727                        Is Judaism Really in Favor of Pluralism and Tolerance?                    </h4>
18728                                            <div class="tags">
18729                                                            <div class="tag">Miscellaneous</div>
18730                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
18731                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18732                                                    </div>
18733                                        <div class="details">
18734                        <div class="author">
18735                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18736                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18737                                    </div>
18738                                                                <sp
18738an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18739                                                    </div>
18740                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18741                        <span class="date">10/06/2015</span>
18742                    </div>
18743                    <p class="excerpt">
18744                        Thousands of years of Jewish sources contradict the notion that Judaism opposes pluralism. Judaism is in favor of unity but opposed to uniformity.                    </p>
18745                </div>
18746            </a>
18747        </div>
18748            
18749        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible rabbinic-literature shavuot symbols-and-rituals  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
18750            <a href="https://schechter.edu/counting-the-weeks-a-farmers-almanac/">
18751                <div class="image-wrapper">
18752                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pexels-photo-164504-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
18753                </div>
18754                <div class="text-wrapper">
18755                    <h4 class="title">
18756                        Counting the Weeks: A Farmer’s Almanac                    </h4>
18757                                            <div class="tags">
18758                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
18759                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
18760                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
18761                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
18762                                                    </div>
18763                                        <div class="details">
18764                        <div class="author">
18765                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18766                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
18767                                    </div>
18768                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
18769                                                    </div>
18770                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18771                        <span class="date">12/05/2015</span>
18772                    </div>
18773                    <p class="excerpt">
18774                        According to the Rabbis, Shavuot, like the other festivals of the Jewish year, has a specific date on the calendar;...                    </p>
18775                </div>
18776            </a>
18777        </div>
18778            
18779        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin shavuot holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18780            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-we-decorate-synagogues-and-homes-with-trees-and-flowers-in-honor-of-shavuot-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-9-issue-no-5-may-2015/">
18781                <div class="image-wrapper">
18782                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/red-love-romantic-flowers-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
18783                </div>
18784                <div class="text-wrapper">
18785                    <h4 class="title">
18786                        Why do We Decorate Synagogues and Homes with Trees and Flowers in Honor of Shavuot?                    </h4>
18787                                            <div class="tags">
18788                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18789                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
18790                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
18791                                                    </div>
18792                                        <div class="details">
18793                        <div class="author">
18794                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18795                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18796                                    </div>
18797                                                                <sp
18797an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18798                                                    </div>
18799                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18800                        <span class="date">10/05/2015</span>
18801                    </div>
18802                    <p class="excerpt">
18803                        There is a widespread custom to decorate synagogues and homes with trees and flowers in honor of Shavout. What are the sources and reasons for this custom?                    </p>
18804                </div>
18805            </a>
18806        </div>
18807            
18808        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues pesah  all-authors rabbi-liron-levy">
18809            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-circle-of-the-seder-plate-the-cycle-of-our-fortunes/">
18810                <div class="image-wrapper">
18811                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Avner-Moriah-Passover-Haggadah-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18812                </div>
18813                <div class="text-wrapper">
18814                    <h4 class="title">
18815                        The Circle of the Seder Plate; The Cycle of Our Fortunes                    </h4>
18816                                            <div class="tags">
18817                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
18818                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
18819                                                    </div>
18820                                        <div class="details">
18821                        <div class="author">
18822                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18823                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
18824                                    </div>
18825                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Liron Levy</span>
18826                                                    </div>
18827                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18828                        <span class="date">13/04/2015</span>
18829                    </div>
18830                    <p class="excerpt">
18831                        When recalling my Jewish childhood, the first memory that comes to mind is from Seder night – the immaculate house,...                    </p>
18832                </div>
18833            </a>
18834        </div>
18835            
18836        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-law-and-its-authority pesah rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18837            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rice-beans-and-kitniyot-on-pesah-are-they-really-forbidden-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-9-issue-no-4-march-2015/">
18838                <div class="image-wrapper">
18839                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Beans-and-Legumes-Credit-Science-Image-CSIRO-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18840                </div>
18841                <div class="text-wrapper">
18842                    <h4 class="title">
18843                        Rice, Beans and Kitniyot on Pesah: Are they Really Forbidden? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 9, Issue No. 4, March 2015                    </h4>
18844                                            <div class="tags">
18845                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
18846                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
18847                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
18848                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18849                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
18850                                                    </div>
18851                                        <div class="details">
18852                        <div class="author">
18853                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18854                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18855                                    </div>
18856                                                                <sp
18856an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18857                                                    </div>
18858                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18859                        <span class="date">15/03/2015</span>
18860                    </div>
18861                    <p class="excerpt">
18862                        Why do Ashkanazic Jews refrain from eating rice, beans and kitniyot on Pesah? Is there any way of doing away with this custom?                    </p>
18863                </div>
18864            </a>
18865        </div>
18866            
18867        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism women-gender  all-authors prof-bat-sheva-margalit-stern">
18868            <a href="https://schechter.edu/does-justice-have-a-gender/">
18869                <div class="image-wrapper">
18870                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do044158-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
18871                </div>
18872                <div class="text-wrapper">
18873                    <h4 class="title">
18874                        Does Justice Have a Gender?                    </h4>
18875                                            <div class="tags">
18876                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18877                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
18878                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
18879                                                    </div>
18880                                        <div class="details">
18881                        <div class="author">
18882                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18883                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-13.jpg)"></div>
18884                                    </div>
18885                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern</span>
18886                                                    </div>
18887                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18888                        <span class="date">13/03/2015</span>
18889                    </div>
18890                    <p class="excerpt">
18891                        With our return to sovereignty our eyes look towards the legislating body, the Knesset. We demand to find a legal...                    </p>
18892                </div>
18893            </a>
18894        </div>
18895            
18896        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history purim symbols-and-rituals theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
18897            <a href="https://schechter.edu/drinking-on-purim-a-return-to-the-one/">
18898                <div class="image-wrapper">
18899                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pexels-photo-66636-scaled-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
18900                </div>
18901                <div class="text-wrapper">
18902                    <h4 class="title">
18903                        Drinking on Purim: A Return to the One                    </h4>
18904                                            <div class="tags">
18905                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18906                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
18907                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
18908                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
18909                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
18910                                                    </div>
18911                                        <div class="details">
18912                        <div class="author">
18913                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18914                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
18915                                    </div>
18916                                                                <sp
18916an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
18917                                                    </div>
18918                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18919                        <span class="date">13/02/2015</span>
18920                    </div>
18921                    <p class="excerpt">
18922                        On Purim we are bidden to get so thoroughly drunk on wine or other intoxicants that we are unable to...                    </p>
18923                </div>
18924            </a>
18925        </div>
18926            
18927        <div class="article archive-item all-topics conversion-and-circumcision responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18928            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-is-the-halakhic-status-of-an-uncircumcised-jew-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-9-issue-no-3-february-2015/">
18929                <div class="image-wrapper">
18930                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pexels-photo-185934-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
18931                </div>
18932                <div class="text-wrapper">
18933                    <h4 class="title">
18934                        What is the Halakhic Status of an Uncircumcised Jew?                    </h4>
18935                                            <div class="tags">
18936                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
18937                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18938                                                    </div>
18939                                        <div class="details">
18940                        <div class="author">
18941                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18942                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18943                                    </div>
18944                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
18945                                                    </div>
18946                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18947                        <span class="date">10/02/2015</span>
18948                    </div>
18949                    <p class="excerpt">
18950                        May an uncircumcised Jew have an aliyah, serve as a sheliah tzibbur, have a Bar Mitzvah, a Jewish wedding or burial? What is the halakhic status of an uncircumcised Jew?                    </p>
18951                </div>
18952            </a>
18953        </div>
18954            
18955        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history  all-authors dr-galia-glasner-heled">
18956            <a href="https://schechter.edu/holocaust-survivors-in-israel-living-symbols-of-poverty/">
18957                <div class="image-wrapper">
18958                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/old-lady-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18959                </div>
18960                <div class="text-wrapper">
18961                    <h4 class="title">
18962                        Holocaust Survivors in Israel – Living Symbols of Poverty                    </h4>
18963                                            <div class="tags">
18964                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
18965                                                    </div>
18966                                        <div class="details">
18967                        <div class="author">
18968                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18969                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-5.jpg)"></div>
18970                                    </div>
18971                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Galia Glasner Heled</span>
18972                                                    </div>
18973                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
18974                        <span class="date">13/01/2015</span>
18975                    </div>
18976                    <p class="excerpt">
18977                        We have a special obligation to see to the welfare of Holocaust survivors. The government has provided additional resources to...                    </p>
18978                </div>
18979            </a>
18980        </div>
18981            
18982        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
18983            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-we-give-hanukkah-gelt-and-hanukkah-presents-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-9-issue-no-2-december-2014/">
18984                <div class="image-wrapper">
18985                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/800px-Chanukah_gelt-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
18986                </div>
18987                <div class="text-wrapper">
18988                    <h4 class="title">
18989                        Why Do We Give Hanukkah Gelt and Hanukkah Presents? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 9, Issue No. 2, December 2014                    </h4>
18990                                            <div class="tags">
18991                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
18992                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
18993                                                    </div>
18994                                        <div class="details">
18995                        <div class="author">
18996                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
18997                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
18998                                    </div>
18999                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19000                                                    </div>
19001                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19002                        <span class="date">10/12/2014</span>
19003                    </div>
19004                    <p class="excerpt">
19005                        What are the sources in Jewish law and history for the tradition of giving gifts of gelt and presents on Hanukkah? 
19006                     </p>
19007                </div>
19008            </a>
19009        </div>
19010            
19011        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues lifecycle religion-science  all-authors ">
19012            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-war-of-cultures-an-evolutionary-analysis/">
19013                <div class="image-wrapper">
19014                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do014643-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
19015                </div>
19016                <div class="text-wrapper">
19017                    <h4 class="title">
19018                        The War of Cultures: An Evolutionary Analysis                    </h4>
19019                                            <div class="tags">
19020                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
19021                                                            <div class="tag">Lifecycle</div>
19022                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
19023                                                    </div>
19024                                        <div class="details">
19025                        <div class="author">
19026                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
19027                                                    </div>
19028                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19029                        <span class="date">13/11/2014</span>
19030                    </div>
19031                    <p class="excerpt">
19032                        At the Schechter MA graduation ceremony in Jerusalem a few months ago, the master of ceremonies, Jacky Levy, a well-known...                    </p>
19033                </div>
19034            </a>
19035        </div>
19036            
19037        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19038            <a href="https://schechter.edu/when-should-one-correct-the-torah-reader/">
19039                <div class="image-wrapper">
19040                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Reading-Torah-548x246-1.png)"></div>
19041                </div>
19042                <div class="text-wrapper">
19043                    <h4 class="title">
19044                        When Should One Correct the Torah Reader?                    </h4>
19045                                            <div class="tags">
19046                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
19047                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19048                                                    </div>
19049                                        <div class="details">
19050                        <div class="author">
19051                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19052                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19053                                    </div>
19054                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19055                                                    </div>
19056                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19057                        <span class="date">10/11/2014</span>
19058                    </div>
19059                    <p class="excerpt">
19060                        In some synagogues the Gabbai corrects the Torah reader for every error, while in others, only when the error changes the meaning of the text. Which practice is more correct?                    </p>
19061                </div>
19062            </a>
19063        </div>
19064            
19065        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history sukkot-simhat-torah symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-noa-yuval-hacham">
19066            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-four-species-in-ancient-jewish-art/">
19067                <div class="image-wrapper">
19068                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do040225-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
19069                </div>
19070                <div class="text-wrapper">
19071                    <h4 class="title">
19072                        The Four Species in Ancient Jewish Art                    </h4>
19073                                            <div class="tags">
19074                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
19075                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
19076                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
19077                                                    </div>
19078                                        <div class="details">
19079                        <div class="author">
19080                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19081                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-8.jpg)"></div>
19082                                    </div>
19083                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Noa Yuval-Hacham</span>
19084                                                    </div>
19085                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19086                        <span class="date">13/10/2014</span>
19087                    </div>
19088                    <p class="excerpt">
19089                        While some believe that ancient Jewish culture was primarily textual, based on written and oral traditions, studies of Jewish art...                    </p>
19090                </div>
19091            </a>
19092        </div>
19093            
19094        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays synagogue-life theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-tomer-persico">
19095            <a href="https://schechter.edu/thoughts-for-the-new-year-man-was-created-on-rosh-hashanah-and-of-uman-community-and-21st-century-i/">
19096                <div class="image-wrapper">
19097                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Do040221-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
19098                </div>
19099                <div class="text-wrapper">
19100                    <h4 class="title">
19101                        Thoughts for the New Year: “Man Was Created on Rosh Hashanah” and “Of Uman, Community and 21st Century ‘I&#8217;”                    </h4>
19102                                            <div class="tags">
19103                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
19104                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
19105                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
19106                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
19107                                                    </div>
19108                                        <div class="details">
19109                        <div class="author">
19110                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19111                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
19112                                    </div>
19113                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tomer Persico</span>
19114                                                    </div>
19115                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19116                        <span class="date">13/09/2014</span>
19117                    </div>
19118                    <p class="excerpt">
19119                        With the high holidays approaching, the Schechter Institutes wish you and your loved ones a most festive and meaningful holiday...                    </p>
19120                </div>
19121            </a>
19122        </div>
19123            
19124        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bar-bat-mitzvah jewish-education symbols-and-rituals women-gender  all-authors dr-brenda-bacon">
19125            <a href="https://schechter.edu/woman-and-ritual-bat-mitzvah-in-israel-curricula/">
19126                <div class="image-wrapper">
19127                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Open_Torah_scroll-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19128                </div>
19129                <div class="text-wrapper">
19130                    <h4 class="title">
19131                        Woman and Ritual: Bat-Mitzvah in Israel Curricula                    </h4>
19132                                            <div class="tags">
19133                                                            <div class="tag">Bar-Bat Mitzvah</div>
19134                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
19135                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
19136                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
19137                                                    </div>
19138                                        <div class="details">
19139                        <div class="author">
19140                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19141                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/brenda-bacon-portrait-cropped.jpg)"></div>
19142                                    </div>
19143                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Brenda Bacon</span>
19144                                                    </div>
19145                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19146                        <span class="date">11/08/2014</span>
19147                    </div>
19148                    <p class="excerpt">
19149                        How should a young Jewish Israeli girl celebrate her bat mitzvah? The answer to this question is clear to members...                    </p>
19150                </div>
19151            </a>
19152        </div>
19153            
19154        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death israel-and-zionism  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
19155            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-funeral-that-teaches-the-art-of-living/">
19156                <div class="image-wrapper">
19157                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do021292-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
19158                </div>
19159                <div class="text-wrapper">
19160                    <h4 class="title">
19161                        A Funeral that Teaches the Art of Living                    </h4>
19162                                            <div class="tags">
19163                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
19164                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
19165                                                    </div>
19166                                        <div class="details">
19167                        <div class="author">
19168                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19169                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
19170                                    </div>
19171                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
19172                                                    </div>
19173                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19174                        <span class="date">12/07/2014</span>
19175                    </div>
19176                    <p class="excerpt">
19177                        From the story of a life on its last journey, from words of family members gathered around the grave, rises...                    </p>
19178                </div>
19179            </a>
19180        </div>
19181            
19182        <div class="article archive-item all-topics non-jews responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19183            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-does-jewish-law-say-about-the-murder-of-muhammed-abu-khdeir-and-other-attacks-against-innocent-arabs-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-8-issue-no-9-july-2014/">
19184                <div class="image-wrapper">
19185                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pexels-photo-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19186                </div>
19187                <div class="text-wrapper">
19188                    <h4 class="title">
19189                        What Does Jewish Law Say About the Murder of Muhammed Abu Khdeir and Other Attacks Against Innocent Arabs?                    </h4>
19190                                            <div class="tags">
19191                                                            <div class="tag">Non-Jews</div>
19192                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19193                                                    </div>
19194                                        <div class="details">
19195                        <div class="author">
19196                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19197                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19198                                    </div>
19199                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19200                                                    </div>
19201                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19202                        <span class="date">10/07/2014</span>
19203                    </div>
19204                    <p class="excerpt">
19205                        What does Jewish law say about the murder of Muhammed Abu Khdeir and other attacks against innocent Arabs?                    </p>
19206                </div>
19207            </a>
19208        </div>
19209            
19210        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature jewish-education shavuot symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-jo-milgrom-and-dr-joel-duman">
19211            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-giving-of-the-law-at-sinai/">
19212                <div class="image-wrapper">
19213                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/matan-torah-woodcut-e1500977713321-1.jpg)"></div>
19214                </div>
19215                <div class="text-wrapper">
19216                    <h4 class="title">
19217                        The Giving of the Law at Sinai                    </h4>
19218                                            <div class="tags">
19219                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
19220                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
19221                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
19222                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
19223                                                    </div>
19224                                        <div class="details">
19225                        <div class="author">
19226                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19227                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
19228                                    </div>
19229                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Jo Milgrom and Dr. Joel Duman</span>
19230                                                    </div>
19231                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19232                        <span class="date">12/06/2014</span>
19233                    </div>
19234                    <p class="excerpt">
19235                        VISUAL MIDRASH is a most special place. We invite you to discover the beauty and wealth of information found within this...                    </p>
19236                </div>
19237            </a>
19238        </div>
19239            
19240        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19241            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jewish-unity-and-the-spring-holidays-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-8-issue-no-8-june-2014/">
19242                <div class="image-wrapper">
19243                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/wild-flowers-flowers-plant-macro-40797-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
19244                </div>
19245                <div class="text-wrapper">
19246                    <h4 class="title">
19247                        Jewish Unity and the Spring Holidays <br>Responsa in a Moment: Volume 8, Issue No. 8, June 2014                    </h4>
19248                                            <div class="tags">
19249                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
19250                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
19251                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19252                                                    </div>
19253                                        <div class="details">
19254                        <div class="author">
19255                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19256                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19257                                    </div>
19258                                                                <sp
19258an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19259                                                    </div>
19260                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19261                        <span class="date">10/06/2014</span>
19262                    </div>
19263                    <p class="excerpt">
19264                        Unlike the fall holidays, which are primarily interested in relations between man and God, the spring holidays are connected by the common theme of the unity of the Jewish people.                    </p>
19265                </div>
19266            </a>
19267        </div>
19268            
19269        <div class="article archive-item all-topics holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut jewish-education pesah theology  all-authors prof-shmuel-glick">
19270            <a href="https://schechter.edu/ruminations-on-memory-and-its-transmission-to-the-next-generation/">
19271                <div class="image-wrapper">
19272                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do018950-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
19273                </div>
19274                <div class="text-wrapper">
19275                    <h4 class="title">
19276                        Ruminations on Memory and its Transmission to the Next Generation                    </h4>
19277                                            <div class="tags">
19278                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
19279                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
19280                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
19281                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
19282                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
19283                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
19284                                                    </div>
19285                                        <div class="details">
19286                        <div class="author">
19287                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19288                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Prof.-Shmuel-Glick.jpg)"></div>
19289                                    </div>
19290                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Shmuel Glick</span>
19291                                                    </div>
19292                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19293                        <span class="date">12/05/2014</span>
19294                    </div>
19295                    <p class="excerpt">
19296                        Every year, the days between Passover and Independence Day are a period of rumination for me regarding the purpose of...                    </p>
19297                </div>
19298            </a>
19299        </div>
19300            
19301        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism jewish-education pluralism-and-politics  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19302            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-dialogue-about-judaism-in-israel-today-in-honor-of-israels-66th-independence-day-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-8-issue-no-7-may-2014/">
19303                <div class="image-wrapper">
19304                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/IMG_9129-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19305                </div>
19306                <div class="text-wrapper">
19307                    <h4 class="title">
19308                        A Dialogue about Judaism in Israel Today in Honor of Israel’s 66th Independence Day Responsa in a Moment: Volume 8, Issue No. 7, May 2014                    </h4>
19309                                            <div class="tags">
19310                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
19311                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
19312                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
19313                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
19314                                                    </div>
19315                                        <div class="details">
19316                        <div class="author">
19317                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19318                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19319                                    </div>
19320                                                                <sp
19320an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19321                                                    </div>
19322                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19323                        <span class="date">12/05/2014</span>
19324                    </div>
19325                    <p class="excerpt">
19326                        In memory of 23,169 soldiers who fell defending the State of Israel. May their memory be for a blessing. In December 2013,...                    </p>
19327                </div>
19328            </a>
19329        </div>
19330            
19331        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah theology  all-authors dr-george-savran">
19332            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-to-foil-a-revolution/">
19333                <div class="image-wrapper">
19334                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/schechter-haggadah-new-yitziat-mitzrayim-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19335                </div>
19336                <div class="text-wrapper">
19337                    <h4 class="title">
19338                        How to Foil a Revolution                    </h4>
19339                                            <div class="tags">
19340                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
19341                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
19342                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
19343                                                    </div>
19344                                        <div class="details">
19345                        <div class="author">
19346                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19347                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-18.jpg)"></div>
19348                                    </div>
19349                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. George Savran</span>
19350                                                    </div>
19351                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19352                        <span class="date">12/04/2014</span>
19353                    </div>
19354                    <p class="excerpt">
19355                        A well-known theory about the Exodus posits that a slave revolt lay behind the biblical account (See the discussion in...                    </p>
19356                </div>
19357            </a>
19358        </div>
19359            
19360        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19361            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-we-put-a-shank-bone-zeroa-and-egg-beitzah-on-the-seder-plate-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-8-issue-no-6-april-2014/">
19362                <div class="image-wrapper">
19363                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Seder_Plate-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19364                </div>
19365                <div class="text-wrapper">
19366                    <h4 class="title">
19367                        Why Do We Put a Shank Bone (zeroa) and Egg (beitzah) on the Seder Plate? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 8, Issue No. 6, April 2014                    </h4>
19368                                            <div class="tags">
19369                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
19370                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19371                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
19372                                                    </div>
19373                                        <div class="details">
19374                        <div class="author">
19375                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19376                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19377                                    </div>
19378                                                                <sp
19378an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19379                                                    </div>
19380                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19381                        <span class="date">10/04/2014</span>
19382                    </div>
19383                    <p class="excerpt">
19384                        Must one use a shank bone and egg on the seder plate? What is the origin of this custom? Must the shank bone and egg be roasted? May they be eaten after the seder? May a vegetarian use two other foods?                    </p>
19385                </div>
19386            </a>
19387        </div>
19388            
19389        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism religion-science synagogue-life thought-and-philosophy  all-authors ">
19390            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rabbis-in-spiritual-crisis/">
19391                <div class="image-wrapper">
19392                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Windows-with-grid-credit-Phil-Champion-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19393                </div>
19394                <div class="text-wrapper">
19395                    <h4 class="title">
19396                        Rabbis in Spiritual Crisis*                    </h4>
19397                                            <div class="tags">
19398                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
19399                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
19400                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
19401                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
19402                                                    </div>
19403                                        <div class="details">
19404                        <div class="author">
19405                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
19406                                                    </div>
19407                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19408                        <span class="date">13/03/2014</span>
19409                    </div>
19410                    <p class="excerpt">
19411                        Belief in God is an intuitive belief given our neurobiological makeup. Intuitive reasoning tends to change over a lifetime to...                    </p>
19412                </div>
19413            </a>
19414        </div>
19415            
19416        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19417            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-ashkenazic-jews-eat-hamentashen-on-purim-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-8-issue-no-5-march-2014/">
19418                <div class="image-wrapper">
19419                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Hamentashen-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19420                </div>
19421                <div class="text-wrapper">
19422                    <h4 class="title">
19423                        Why do Ashkenazic Jews Eat Hamentashen on Purim? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 8, Issue No. 5, March 2014                    </h4>
19424                                            <div class="tags">
19425                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
19426                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19427                                                    </div>
19428                                        <div class="details">
19429                        <div class="author">
19430                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19431                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19432                                    </div>
19433                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19434                                                    </div>
19435                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19436                        <span class="date">10/03/2014</span>
19437                    </div>
19438                    <p class="excerpt">
19439                        What is the origin of the tradition of Ashkenazic Jews eating hamentashen and other special foods on Purim?                    </p>
19440                </div>
19441            </a>
19442        </div>
19443            
19444        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-law-and-its-authority women-gender  all-authors rabbi-diana-villa">
19445            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-proposal-for-a-systemic-solution-to-the-problem-of-agunot-honoring-international-womens-day-2014/">
19446                <div class="image-wrapper">
19447                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Windows-with-grid-credit-Phil-Champion-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19448                </div>
19449                <div class="text-wrapper">
19450                    <h4 class="title">
19451                        A Proposal for a Systemic Solution to the Problem of Agunot Honoring International Women&#8217;s Day 2014                    </h4>
19452                                            <div class="tags">
19453                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
19454                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
19455                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
19456                                                    </div>
19457                                        <div class="details">
19458                        <div class="author">
19459                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19460                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-5.jpg)"></div>
19461                                    </div>
19462                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Diana Villa</span>
19463                                                    </div>
19464                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19465                        <span class="date">14/02/2014</span>
19466                    </div>
19467                    <p class="excerpt">
19468                        It is inexcusable that many women who want to get divorced are faced with their spouses’ recalcitrance and must sometimes...                    </p>
19469                </div>
19470            </a>
19471        </div>
19472            
19473        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
19474            <a href="https://schechter.edu/bouena-sarfatty-of-salonika-a-partisan-poet-holocaust-survivor/">
19475                <div class="image-wrapper">
19476                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/salonika-book-cover-e1501057297998-548x237-1.png)"></div>
19477                </div>
19478                <div class="text-wrapper">
19479                    <h4 class="title">
19480                        Bouena Sarfatty of Salonika: A Partisan-Poet Holocaust Survivor                    </h4>
19481                                            <div class="tags">
19482                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
19483                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
19484                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
19485                                                    </div>
19486                                        <div class="details">
19487                        <div class="author">
19488                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19489                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
19490                                    </div>
19491                                                                <sp
19491an class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
19492                                                    </div>
19493                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19494                        <span class="date">13/01/2014</span>
19495                    </div>
19496                    <p class="excerpt">
19497                        While investigating an eminent Sephardi family named de Botton from the Ottoman Empirein 1989, I wrote to all the Sephardi...                    </p>
19498                </div>
19499            </a>
19500        </div>
19501            
19502        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-law-and-its-authority responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19503            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-crisis-in-jewish-law-today-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-8-issue-no-4-january-2014/">
19504                <div class="image-wrapper">
19505                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-1-1.png)"></div>
19506                </div>
19507                <div class="text-wrapper">
19508                    <h4 class="title">
19509                        The Crisis in Jewish Law Today                    </h4>
19510                                            <div class="tags">
19511                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
19512                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19513                                                    </div>
19514                                        <div class="details">
19515                        <div class="author">
19516                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19517                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19518                                    </div>
19519                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19520                                                    </div>
19521                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19522                        <span class="date">10/01/2014</span>
19523                    </div>
19524                    <p class="excerpt">
19525                        Neither the Conservative nor the Orthodox movement has succeeded in creating the proper balance between tradition and change which are crucial for the future of Judaism.                     </p>
19526                </div>
19527            </a>
19528        </div>
19529            
19530        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-michal-oren">
19531            <a href="https://schechter.edu/zion-gate-the-battle-over-early-zionist-symbols-between-zion-and-zionism-jerusalem-and-tel-aviv-jaffa/">
19532                <div class="image-wrapper">
19533                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Do024018-e1511340216863.jpeg)"></div>
19534                </div>
19535                <div class="text-wrapper">
19536                    <h4 class="title">
19537                        Zion Gate-The Battle over Early Zionist Symbols: Between Zion and Zionism, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv-Jaffa                    </h4>
19538                                            <div class="tags">
19539                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
19540                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
19541                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
19542                                                    </div>
19543                                        <div class="details">
19544                        <div class="author">
19545                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19546                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
19547                                    </div>
19548                                                                <sp
19548an class="author-name">Dr. Michal Oren</span>
19549                                                    </div>
19550                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19551                        <span class="date">13/12/2013</span>
19552                    </div>
19553                    <p class="excerpt">
19554                        “I am the gate for whom your holy city is named: Zion” (Yitzchak Navon, The Six Days and the Seven...                    </p>
19555                </div>
19556            </a>
19557        </div>
19558            
19559        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19560            <a href="https://schechter.edu/torah-study-vs-acts-of-loving-kindness-which-is-more-important-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-8-issue-no-3-december-2013/">
19561                <div class="image-wrapper">
19562                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-1-1.png)"></div>
19563                </div>
19564                <div class="text-wrapper">
19565                    <h4 class="title">
19566                        Torah Study vs. Acts of Loving Kindness: Which is More Important? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 8, Issue No. 3, December 2013                    </h4>
19567                                            <div class="tags">
19568                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
19569                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19570                                                    </div>
19571                                        <div class="details">
19572                        <div class="author">
19573                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19574                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19575                                    </div>
19576                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19577                                                    </div>
19578                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19579                        <span class="date">10/12/2013</span>
19580                    </div>
19581                    <p class="excerpt">
19582                        The mitzvot of Torah study and gemilut hassadim [acts of loving kindness] are very important Jewish values and we all need to find a way to devote time every week to both.                    </p>
19583                </div>
19584            </a>
19585        </div>
19586            
19587        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues israel-and-zionism jewish-law-and-its-authority  all-authors rabbi-shlomo-tucker">
19588            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-lesson-we-can-learn-from-the-rabin-assassination/">
19589                <div class="image-wrapper">
19590                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/788px-Flickr_-_Government_Press_Office_GPO_-_THE_FAMILY_OF_PM_YITZHAK_RABIN_AT_HIS_FUNERAL-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19591                </div>
19592                <div class="text-wrapper">
19593                    <h4 class="title">
19594                        A Lesson We Can Learn from the Rabin Assassination                    </h4>
19595                                            <div class="tags">
19596                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
19597                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
19598                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
19599                                                    </div>
19600                                        <div class="details">
19601                        <div class="author">
19602                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19603                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
19604                                    </div>
19605                                                                <sp
19605an class="author-name">Rabbi Shlomo Tucker</span>
19606                                                    </div>
19607                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19608                        <span class="date">14/11/2013</span>
19609                    </div>
19610                    <p class="excerpt">
19611                        Delivered at the Schechter Institute Memorial Service for Israel’s Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin z”l, on the Hebrew yahrzeit of his...                    </p>
19612                </div>
19613            </a>
19614        </div>
19615            
19616        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism rabbis-and-rabbinical-seminaries responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19617            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-the-state-of-israel-should-abolish-the-chief-rabbinate/">
19618                <div class="image-wrapper">
19619                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/1280px-Israels_Chief_Rabbinate_Council1959-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19620                </div>
19621                <div class="text-wrapper">
19622                    <h4 class="title">
19623                        Why the State of Israel Should Abolish the Chief Rabbinate                    </h4>
19624                                            <div class="tags">
19625                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
19626                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbis and Rabbinical Seminaries</div>
19627                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19628                                                    </div>
19629                                        <div class="details">
19630                        <div class="author">
19631                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19632                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19633                                    </div>
19634                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19635                                                    </div>
19636                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19637                        <span class="date">10/11/2013</span>
19638                    </div>
19639                    <p class="excerpt">
19640                        After closely observing this corrupt institution for forty years, I believe that the State of Israel should abolish the Chief Rabbinate as quickly as possible.                    </p>
19641                </div>
19642            </a>
19643        </div>
19644            
19645        <div class="article archive-item all-topics art-and-literature bible high-holidays jewish-education symbols-and-rituals theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-jo-milgrom-and-dr-joel-duman">
19646            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-binding-of-isaac-in-art-piety-and-protest/">
19647                <div class="image-wrapper">
19648                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Sacrifice_of_Isaac-Caravaggio_Uffizi-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19649                </div>
19650                <div class="text-wrapper">
19651                    <h4 class="title">
19652                        The Binding of Isaac in Art: Piety and Protest                    </h4>
19653                                            <div class="tags">
19654                                                            <div class="tag">Art and Literature</div>
19655                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
19656                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
19657                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
19658                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
19659                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
19660                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
19661                                                    </div>
19662                                        <div class="details">
19663                        <div class="author">
19664                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19665                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
19666                                    </div>
19667                                                                <sp
19667an class="author-name">Dr. Jo Milgrom and Dr. Joel Duman</span>
19668                                                    </div>
19669                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19670                        <span class="date">12/10/2013</span>
19671                    </div>
19672                    <p class="excerpt">
19673                        The article The Binding of Isaac: Piety and Protest explores this week’s Torah Portion “Vayera” in a totally new light:...                    </p>
19674                </div>
19675            </a>
19676        </div>
19677            
19678        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19679            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-to-practice-reading-the-torah-from-a-torah-scroll-rabbi-prof-david-golinkin/">
19680                <div class="image-wrapper">
19681                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Open_Torah_scroll-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19682                </div>
19683                <div class="text-wrapper">
19684                    <h4 class="title">
19685                        Is it Permissible to Practice Reading the Torah From a Torah Scroll?                    </h4>
19686                                            <div class="tags">
19687                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
19688                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19689                                                    </div>
19690                                        <div class="details">
19691                        <div class="author">
19692                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19693                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19694                                    </div>
19695                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19696                                                    </div>
19697                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19698                        <span class="date">10/10/2013</span>
19699                    </div>
19700                    <p class="excerpt">
19701                        Is it permissible for a child to practice reading the Torah from a Sefer Torah in preparation for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony?                    </p>
19702                </div>
19703            </a>
19704        </div>
19705            
19706        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays israel-and-zionism theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-yossi-turner">
19707            <a href="https://schechter.edu/yom-kippur-a-day-for-moral-and-cosmic-self-examination/">
19708                <div class="image-wrapper">
19709                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pomegranate-fruit-flower-exotic-65949-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
19710                </div>
19711                <div class="text-wrapper">
19712                    <h4 class="title">
19713                        Yom Kippur: A Day for Moral and Cosmic Self-Examination                    </h4>
19714                                            <div class="tags">
19715                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
19716                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
19717                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
19718                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
19719                                                    </div>
19720                                        <div class="details">
19721                        <div class="author">
19722                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19723                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-9.jpg)"></div>
19724                                    </div>
19725                                                                <sp
19725an class="author-name">Prof. Yossi Turner</span>
19726                                                    </div>
19727                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19728                        <span class="date">13/09/2013</span>
19729                    </div>
19730                    <p class="excerpt">
19731                        The Days of Awe, or High Holidays, including Yom Kippur, constitute one of two beginnings in the Hebrew calendar. The second...                    </p>
19732                </div>
19733            </a>
19734        </div>
19735            
19736        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut symbols-and-rituals theology  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
19737            <a href="https://schechter.edu/joy-and-gladness-on-the-ninth-of-av-and-yom-haatzmaut/">
19738                <div class="image-wrapper">
19739                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Jerusalem-Tapestry-Credit-Kimon-Berlin-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19740                </div>
19741                <div class="text-wrapper">
19742                    <h4 class="title">
19743                        Joy and Gladness on the Ninth of Av and Yom Ha’atzma’ut                    </h4>
19744                                            <div class="tags">
19745                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
19746                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
19747                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
19748                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
19749                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
19750                                                    </div>
19751                                        <div class="details">
19752                        <div class="author">
19753                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19754                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
19755                                    </div>
19756                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
19757                                                    </div>
19758                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19759                        <span class="date">13/07/2013</span>
19760                    </div>
19761                    <p class="excerpt">
19762                        As a Zionist and a religious Jew especially on Ninth of Av, I see God’s hand in the rebirth of...                    </p>
19763                </div>
19764            </a>
19765        </div>
19766            
19767        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19768            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-status-of-women-in-jewish-law-a-dialogue-with-shmuel-rosner-in-the-la-jewish-journal-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-7-issue-no-9-july-2013/">
19769                <div class="image-wrapper">
19770                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/womenlawstatuscover-e1501059903153.jpg)"></div>
19771                </div>
19772                <div class="text-wrapper">
19773                    <h4 class="title">
19774                        The Status of Women in Jewish Law: a <br>Dialogue With Shmuel Rosner in the LA Jewish Journal Responsa in a Moment: Volume 7, Issue No. 9, July 2013                    </h4>
19775                                            <div class="tags">
19776                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19777                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
19778                                                    </div>
19779                                        <div class="details">
19780                        <div class="author">
19781                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19782                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19783                                    </div>
19784                                                                <sp
19784an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19785                                                    </div>
19786                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19787                        <span class="date">10/07/2013</span>
19788                    </div>
19789                    <p class="excerpt">
19790                        Questions and answers on the status of women following the publication of The Status of Women in Jewish Law: Responsa.                     </p>
19791                </div>
19792            </a>
19793        </div>
19794            
19795        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19796            <a href="https://schechter.edu/does-jewish-law-permit-internet-surveillance-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-7-issue-no-8-june-2013/">
19797                <div class="image-wrapper">
19798                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Spyware-Internet-Keyboard-e1501060435133.jpg)"></div>
19799                </div>
19800                <div class="text-wrapper">
19801                    <h4 class="title">
19802                        Does Jewish Law Permit Internet Surveillance? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 7, Issue No. 8, June 2013                    </h4>
19803                                            <div class="tags">
19804                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
19805                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19806                                                    </div>
19807                                        <div class="details">
19808                        <div class="author">
19809                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19810                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19811                                    </div>
19812                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19813                                                    </div>
19814                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19815                        <span class="date">10/06/2013</span>
19816                    </div>
19817                    <p class="excerpt">
19818                        There is no simple solution to the ethical dilemma of protecting privacy and saving lives What can Jewish law and tradition teach us about the ethical dilemma of internet surveillance versus saving lives and rights to privacy?                      </p>
19819                </div>
19820            </a>
19821        </div>
19822            
19823        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible conversion-and-circumcision shavuot women-gender  all-authors rabbi-hagit-dotan">
19824            <a href="https://schechter.edu/from-sinai-to-ruth-why-we-read-megillat-ruth-on-shavuot-israel-standing-before-god/">
19825                <div class="image-wrapper">
19826                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/matan-torah-woodcut-e1500977713321-1.jpg)"></div>
19827                </div>
19828                <div class="text-wrapper">
19829                    <h4 class="title">
19830                        From Sinai to Ruth: Why We Read Megillat Ruth on Shavuot Israel Standing Before God                    </h4>
19831                                            <div class="tags">
19832                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
19833                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
19834                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
19835                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
19836                                                    </div>
19837                                        <div class="details">
19838                        <div class="author">
19839                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19840                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
19841                                    </div>
19842                                                                <sp
19842an class="author-name">Rabbi Hagit Dotan</span>
19843                                                    </div>
19844                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19845                        <span class="date">11/05/2013</span>
19846                    </div>
19847                    <p class="excerpt">
19848                        I would like to thank all who heard, responded, and helped me formulate this article: the Tehuda Seminary: Sara Leibovitz...                    </p>
19849                </div>
19850            </a>
19851        </div>
19852            
19853        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin shavuot holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19854            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-many-jews-stay-up-all-night-studying-torah-on-shavuot-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-7-issue-no-7-may-2013/">
19855                <div class="image-wrapper">
19856                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Lamp-and-Bible-e1500453289619-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19857                </div>
19858                <div class="text-wrapper">
19859                    <h4 class="title">
19860                        Why do Many Jews Stay up all Night Studying Torah on Shavuot?                    </h4>
19861                                            <div class="tags">
19862                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19863                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
19864                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
19865                                                    </div>
19866                                        <div class="details">
19867                        <div class="author">
19868                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19869                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19870                                    </div>
19871                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19872                                                    </div>
19873                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19874                        <span class="date">10/05/2013</span>
19875                    </div>
19876                    <p class="excerpt">
19877                        It is customary to study Torah all night at a Tikkun Leil Shavuot. What are the sources and the customs related to this practice?                    </p>
19878                </div>
19879            </a>
19880        </div>
19881            
19882        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah  all-authors prof-guy-miron">
19883            <a href="https://schechter.edu/german-jewry-history-and-memory/">
19884                <div class="image-wrapper">
19885                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/matan-torah-woodcut-e1500977713321-1.jpg)"></div>
19886                </div>
19887                <div class="text-wrapper">
19888                    <h4 class="title">
19889                        From the Heart of Europe to the Far East: German Jewish Refugees in Shanghai                    </h4>
19890                                            <div class="tags">
19891                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
19892                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
19893                                                    </div>
19894                                        <div class="details">
19895                        <div class="author">
19896                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19897                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
19898                                    </div>
19899                                                                <sp
19899an class="author-name">Prof. Guy Miron</span>
19900                                                    </div>
19901                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19902                        <span class="date">13/04/2013</span>
19903                    </div>
19904                    <p class="excerpt">
19905                        (This article is based on a longer article published under this title appearing in the journal B’shvil Hazikaron, Vol. 13...                    </p>
19906                </div>
19907            </a>
19908        </div>
19909            
19910        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah rabbinic-literature  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
19911            <a href="https://schechter.edu/from-the-plague-of-fish-%d7%93%d7%92-to-the-plague-of-blood-%d7%93%d7%9d/">
19912                <div class="image-wrapper">
19913                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Tne-Plaques-Credit-John-Martin-The-Seventh-Plague-1823-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
19914                </div>
19915                <div class="text-wrapper">
19916                    <h4 class="title">
19917                        From the Plague of Fish (דג) to the Plague of Blood (דם)                    </h4>
19918                                            <div class="tags">
19919                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
19920                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
19921                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
19922                                                    </div>
19923                                        <div class="details">
19924                        <div class="author">
19925                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19926                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
19927                                    </div>
19928                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
19929                                                    </div>
19930                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19931                        <span class="date">12/03/2013</span>
19932                    </div>
19933                    <p class="excerpt">
19934                        Everyone knows that the first of the ten plagues sent to afflict the Egyptians was the plague of blood. The...                    </p>
19935                </div>
19936            </a>
19937        </div>
19938            
19939        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19940            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-heritage-of-the-entire-jewish-people-from-the-six-days-of-creation-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-7-issue-no-6-march-2013/">
19941                <div class="image-wrapper">
19942                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/260-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
19943                </div>
19944                <div class="text-wrapper">
19945                    <h4 class="title">
19946                        “A Heritage of the Entire Jewish People from the Six Days of Creation” Responsa in a Moment: Volume 7, Issue No. 6, March 2013                    </h4>
19947                                            <div class="tags">
19948                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
19949                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
19950                                                    </div>
19951                                        <div class="details">
19952                        <div class="author">
19953                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19954                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
19955                                    </div>
19956                                                                <sp
19956an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
19957                                                    </div>
19958                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19959                        <span class="date">10/03/2013</span>
19960                    </div>
19961                    <p class="excerpt">
19962                        The mission of the Schechter non-profits for the past 28 years is to teach Torah throughout the State of Israel to every Jewish man and woman, boy and girl, in an open and pluralistic fashion.                    </p>
19963                </div>
19964            </a>
19965        </div>
19966            
19967        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-law-and-its-authority thought-and-philosophy women-gender  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
19968            <a href="https://schechter.edu/halakhic-engagement-with-modern-challenges-new-publication-of-rabbi-chaim-hirschensohn-malki-bakodesh-part-ii/">
19969                <div class="image-wrapper">
19970                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/malkibkodesh01-e1501068906274.jpg)"></div>
19971                </div>
19972                <div class="text-wrapper">
19973                    <h4 class="title">
19974                        Halakhic Engagement with Modern Challenges: New Publication of Rabbi Chaim Hirschensohn, Malki Bakodesh, Part II                    </h4>
19975                                            <div class="tags">
19976                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
19977                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
19978                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
19979                                                    </div>
19980                                        <div class="details">
19981                        <div class="author">
19982                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
19983                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
19984                                    </div>
19985                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
19986                                                    </div>
19987                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
19988                        <span class="date">14/02/2013</span>
19989                    </div>
19990                    <p class="excerpt">
19991                        Marking the publication of the book Rabbi Chaim Hirschensohn, Malki Bakodesh, Part II, edited by David Zohar, and co-published by...                    </p>
19992                </div>
19993            </a>
19994        </div>
19995            
19996        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
19997            <a href="https://schechter.edu/just-how-drunk-should-a-jew-get-on-purim-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-7-issue-no-5-february-2013/">
19998                <div class="image-wrapper">
19999                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pexels-photo-66636-scaled-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
20000                </div>
20001                <div class="text-wrapper">
20002                    <h4 class="title">
20003                        Just How Drunk Should a Jew Get on Purim? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 7, Issue No. 5, February 2013                    </h4>
20004                                            <div class="tags">
20005                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
20006                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20007                                                    </div>
20008                                        <div class="details">
20009                        <div class="author">
20010                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20011                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20012                                    </div>
20013                                                                <sp
20013an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20014                                                    </div>
20015                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20016                        <span class="date">10/02/2013</span>
20017                    </div>
20018                    <p class="excerpt">
20019                        Drinking on Purim is required for Jews celebrating the holiday. What is the origin of this custom? Are Jews really required to get drunk on Purim?                    </p>
20020                </div>
20021            </a>
20022        </div>
20023            
20024        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death illness-burial-and-mourning responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20025            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-long-should-a-child-recite-the-mourners-kaddish-for-a-parent-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-7-issue-no-4-january-2013/">
20026                <div class="image-wrapper">
20027                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Star-stones-and-grave-Creidt-Adam-Jones-PhD-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20028                </div>
20029                <div class="text-wrapper">
20030                    <h4 class="title">
20031                        How Long Should a Child Recite the Mourner&#8217;s Kaddish for a Parent?                    </h4>
20032                                            <div class="tags">
20033                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
20034                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
20035                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20036                                                    </div>
20037                                        <div class="details">
20038                        <div class="author">
20039                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20040                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20041                                    </div>
20042                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20043                                                    </div>
20044                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20045                        <span class="date">10/01/2013</span>
20046                    </div>
20047                    <p class="excerpt">
20048                        It is common practice today for a child to recite Kaddish in memory of a parent for 11 months, even though the normal period of mourning is 12 months. How long should a child recite Kaddish for a parent and why?                    </p>
20049                </div>
20050            </a>
20051        </div>
20052            
20053        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death ethical-issues hanukkah lifecycle thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
20054            <a href="https://schechter.edu/festival-of-lights-a-holiday-for-all-marpeh-and-spiritual-care-at-schechter/">
20055                <div class="image-wrapper">
20056                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do014697-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
20057                </div>
20058                <div class="text-wrapper">
20059                    <h4 class="title">
20060                        Festival of Lights – A Holiday for All: Marpeh and Spiritual Care at Schechter                    </h4>
20061                                            <div class="tags">
20062                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
20063                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
20064                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
20065                                                            <div class="tag">Lifecycle</div>
20066                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
20067                                                    </div>
20068                                        <div class="details">
20069                        <div class="author">
20070                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20071                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
20072                                    </div>
20073                                                                <sp
20073an class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
20074                                                    </div>
20075                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20076                        <span class="date">12/12/2012</span>
20077                    </div>
20078                    <p class="excerpt">
20079                        Chanukah, the Festival of Lights – when those colorful little candles illuminate the great darkness imposed by nature, when the...                    </p>
20080                </div>
20081            </a>
20082        </div>
20083            
20084        <div class="article archive-item all-topics medical-ethics religion-science responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20085            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-does-jewish-law-have-to-say-about-surrogacy-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-7-issue-no-3-december-2012/">
20086                <div class="image-wrapper">
20087                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Crying-Baby-By-Dziurek-e1501066893746-1.jpg)"></div>
20088                </div>
20089                <div class="text-wrapper">
20090                    <h4 class="title">
20091                        What does Jewish Law Have to Say about Surrogacy?                    </h4>
20092                                            <div class="tags">
20093                                                            <div class="tag">Medical Ethics</div>
20094                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
20095                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20096                                                    </div>
20097                                        <div class="details">
20098                        <div class="author">
20099                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20100                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20101                                    </div>
20102                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20103                                                    </div>
20104                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20105                        <span class="date">10/12/2012</span>
20106                    </div>
20107                    <p class="excerpt">
20108                        What does Jewish law have to say about conceiving children through surrogacy?                    </p>
20109                </div>
20110            </a>
20111        </div>
20112            
20113        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues rabbinic-literature theology  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
20114            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-yetser-hatov-in-rabbinic-thought/">
20115                <div class="image-wrapper">
20116                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20117                </div>
20118                <div class="text-wrapper">
20119                    <h4 class="title">
20120                        The Yetser Hatov in Rabbinic Thought                    </h4>
20121                                            <div class="tags">
20122                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
20123                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
20124                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
20125                                                    </div>
20126                                        <div class="details">
20127                        <div class="author">
20128                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20129                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
20130                                    </div>
20131                                                                <sp
20131an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
20132                                                    </div>
20133                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20134                        <span class="date">13/11/2012</span>
20135                    </div>
20136                    <p class="excerpt">
20137                        The rabbinic notion of two inclinations – good and evil – vying for domination in each human heart is first...                    </p>
20138                </div>
20139            </a>
20140        </div>
20141            
20142        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-education theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-elisha-wolfin">
20143            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-sweetness-of-bitter-heshvan/">
20144                <div class="image-wrapper">
20145                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/New-Moon-beth-woodrum-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20146                </div>
20147                <div class="text-wrapper">
20148                    <h4 class="title">
20149                        The Sweetness of “Bitter-Heshvan”                    </h4>
20150                                            <div class="tags">
20151                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
20152                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
20153                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
20154                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
20155                                                    </div>
20156                                        <div class="details">
20157                        <div class="author">
20158                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20159                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
20160                                    </div>
20161                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Elisha Wolfin</span>
20162                                                    </div>
20163                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20164                        <span class="date">12/10/2012</span>
20165                    </div>
20166                    <p class="excerpt">
20167                        The month of October, or Mar Heshvan (“bitter-Heshvan”as it is playfully called,) denotes the period of time immediately following the...                    </p>
20168                </div>
20169            </a>
20170        </div>
20171            
20172        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
20173            <a href="https://schechter.edu/zionism-a-unifying-movement-within-judaism/">
20174                <div class="image-wrapper">
20175                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstockNoam-Armonn-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20176                </div>
20177                <div class="text-wrapper">
20178                    <h4 class="title">
20179                        Zionism: A Unifying Movement Within Judaism                    </h4>
20180                                            <div class="tags">
20181                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
20182                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
20183                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
20184                                                    </div>
20185                                        <div class="details">
20186                        <div class="author">
20187                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20188                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
20189                                    </div>
20190                                                                <sp
20190an class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
20191                                                    </div>
20192                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20193                        <span class="date">13/09/2012</span>
20194                    </div>
20195                    <p class="excerpt">
20196                        These days, as the topic of the rift within the Jewish People pervades the media (less so the street), it...                    </p>
20197                </div>
20198            </a>
20199        </div>
20200            
20201        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history jewish-education women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
20202            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jewish-women-in-mediterranean-society/">
20203                <div class="image-wrapper">
20204                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Cairo-Geniza-Credit-Younes-and-Soraya-Nazarian-Library-University-of-Haifa-The-Friedberg-Genizah-Project-e1501069742596.png)"></div>
20205                </div>
20206                <div class="text-wrapper">
20207                    <h4 class="title">
20208                        Jewish Women in Mediterranean Society                    </h4>
20209                                            <div class="tags">
20210                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
20211                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
20212                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
20213                                                    </div>
20214                                        <div class="details">
20215                        <div class="author">
20216                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20217                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
20218                                    </div>
20219                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
20220                                                    </div>
20221                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20222                        <span class="date">12/07/2012</span>
20223                    </div>
20224                    <p class="excerpt">
20225                        The Genizah collection has provided an entrée into what is aptly described by S. D. Goitein in the third volume...                    </p>
20226                </div>
20227            </a>
20228        </div>
20229            
20230        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar tisha-bav  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20231            <a href="https://schechter.edu/remembering-the-destruction-of-the-temple-good-or-bad-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-6-issue-no-8-july-2012/">
20232                <div class="image-wrapper">
20233                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Temple-548x246-2.jpg)"></div>
20234                </div>
20235                <div class="text-wrapper">
20236                    <h4 class="title">
20237                        Remembering the Destruction of the Temple – Good or Bad?*                    </h4>
20238                                            <div class="tags">
20239                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20240                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
20241                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
20242                                                    </div>
20243                                        <div class="details">
20244                        <div class="author">
20245                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20246                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20247                                    </div>
20248                                                                <sp
20248an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20249                                                    </div>
20250                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20251                        <span class="date">10/07/2012</span>
20252                    </div>
20253                    <p class="excerpt">
20254                        Historical memory is crucial to a people. Since the redemption is not yet complete, we must continue to fast on Tisha B’av and remember the destruction of Jerusalem.                     </p>
20255                </div>
20256            </a>
20257        </div>
20258            
20259        <div class="article archive-item all-topics religion-science symbols-and-rituals thought-and-philosophy  all-authors ">
20260            <a href="https://schechter.edu/an-evolutionary-look-at-jewish-religious-practice/">
20261                <div class="image-wrapper">
20262                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Judaism-and-Evolution_cover-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20263                </div>
20264                <div class="text-wrapper">
20265                    <h4 class="title">
20266                        An Evolutionary Look at Jewish Religious Practice                    </h4>
20267                                            <div class="tags">
20268                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
20269                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
20270                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
20271                                                    </div>
20272                                        <div class="details">
20273                        <div class="author">
20274                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
20275                                                    </div>
20276                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20277                        <span class="date">13/06/2012</span>
20278                    </div>
20279                    <p class="excerpt">
20280                        Last November SIJS hosted a one-of-a-kind conference in conjunction with the Binah Yitzrit Foundation of Austin Texas.  The theme of...                    </p>
20281                </div>
20282            </a>
20283        </div>
20284            
20285        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death illness-burial-and-mourning responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20286            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-is-keriah-performed-on-the-left-side-for-parents-but-on-the-right-side-for-other-relatives-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-6-issue-no-7-june-2012/">
20287                <div class="image-wrapper">
20288                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Star-stones-and-grave-Creidt-Adam-Jones-PhD-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
20289                </div>
20290                <div class="text-wrapper">
20291                    <h4 class="title">
20292                        Why is Keriah Performed on the Left Side for Parents but on the Right Side for Other Relatives?                    </h4>
20293                                            <div class="tags">
20294                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
20295                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
20296                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20297                                                    </div>
20298                                        <div class="details">
20299                        <div class="author">
20300                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20301                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20302                                    </div>
20303                                                                <sp
20303an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20304                                                    </div>
20305                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20306                        <span class="date">10/06/2012</span>
20307                    </div>
20308                    <p class="excerpt">
20309                        What are the sources for the differences in how mourners perform keriah (rending a garment) for a parent and for other relatives?                     </p>
20310                </div>
20311            </a>
20312        </div>
20313            
20314        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavuot symbols-and-rituals theology  all-authors dr-george-savran">
20315            <a href="https://schechter.edu/seeing-the-voices-some-thoughts-on-the-nature-of-revelation/">
20316                <div class="image-wrapper">
20317                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/matan-torah-woodcut-e1500977713321-1.jpg)"></div>
20318                </div>
20319                <div class="text-wrapper">
20320                    <h4 class="title">
20321                        Seeing the Voices: Some Thoughts on the Nature of Revelation                    </h4>
20322                                            <div class="tags">
20323                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
20324                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
20325                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
20326                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
20327                                                    </div>
20328                                        <div class="details">
20329                        <div class="author">
20330                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20331                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-18.jpg)"></div>
20332                                    </div>
20333                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. George Savran</span>
20334                                                    </div>
20335                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20336                        <span class="date">12/05/2012</span>
20337                    </div>
20338                    <p class="excerpt">
20339                        “And all the people witnessed the thunder and lightning, the blare of the horn and the mountain smoking; and when...                    </p>
20340                </div>
20341            </a>
20342        </div>
20343            
20344        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin synagogue-life  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20345            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-to-eat-and-drink-in-a-synagogue-sanctuary-or-bet-midrash-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-6-issue-no-6-may-2012/">
20346                <div class="image-wrapper">
20347                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Synagogue-Beit-Midrash-Credit-FLLL-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20348                </div>
20349                <div class="text-wrapper">
20350                    <h4 class="title">
20351                        Is it Permissible to Eat and Drink in a Synagogue Sanctuary or Bet Midrash?                    </h4>
20352                                            <div class="tags">
20353                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
20354                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20355                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
20356                                                    </div>
20357                                        <div class="details">
20358                        <div class="author">
20359                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20360                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20361                                    </div>
20362                                                                <sp
20362an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20363                                                    </div>
20364                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20365                        <span class="date">10/05/2012</span>
20366                    </div>
20367                    <p class="excerpt">
20368                        It is customary to hold communal meals in a synagogue sanctuary or Bet Midrash on holidays, Shabbat and weekdays. Does this contradict Jewish laws that forbid eating in a synagogue or Bet Midrash?                    </p>
20369                </div>
20370            </a>
20371        </div>
20372            
20373        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah rabbinic-literature  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
20374            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-song-of-songs-and-the-story-of-the-exodus-from-egypt/">
20375                <div class="image-wrapper">
20376                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Crossing-the-Red-Sea-Credit-Laura-James-1999-e1500459731759.jpg)"></div>
20377                </div>
20378                <div class="text-wrapper">
20379                    <h4 class="title">
20380                        The Song of Songs and the Story of the Exodus from Egypt                    </h4>
20381                                            <div class="tags">
20382                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
20383                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
20384                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
20385                                                    </div>
20386                                        <div class="details">
20387                        <div class="author">
20388                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20389                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
20390                                    </div>
20391                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
20392                                                    </div>
20393                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20394                        <span class="date">12/04/2012</span>
20395                    </div>
20396                    <p class="excerpt">
20397                        It is customary to read the Song of Songs on Pesach. Some read it at night after completing the Haggadah;...                    </p>
20398                </div>
20399            </a>
20400        </div>
20401            
20402        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20403            <a href="https://schechter.edu/romaine-lettuce-or-horseradish-will-the-real-maror-please-stand-up/">
20404                <div class="image-wrapper">
20405                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Seder_Plate-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20406                </div>
20407                <div class="text-wrapper">
20408                    <h4 class="title">
20409                        Romaine Lettuce or Horseradish: <br>Will the Real Maror Please Stand Up?                    </h4>
20410                                            <div class="tags">
20411                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
20412                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20413                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
20414                                                    </div>
20415                                        <div class="details">
20416                        <div class="author">
20417                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20418                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20419                                    </div>
20420                                                                <sp
20420an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20421                                                    </div>
20422                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20423                        <span class="date">10/04/2012</span>
20424                    </div>
20425                    <p class="excerpt">
20426                        Most Jews in the Diaspora use horseradish for maror at the Seder, while most Israeli Jews use romaine lettuce. Which custom is more correct?                    </p>
20427                </div>
20428            </a>
20429        </div>
20430            
20431        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays jewish-education purim symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-elisha-wolfin">
20432            <a href="https://schechter.edu/on-purim-and-yom-ha-kippurim/">
20433                <div class="image-wrapper">
20434                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/531px-Topeng_Bali-e1500534315609.jpg)"></div>
20435                </div>
20436                <div class="text-wrapper">
20437                    <h4 class="title">
20438                        On Purim and Yom Ha-Kippurim                    </h4>
20439                                            <div class="tags">
20440                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
20441                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
20442                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
20443                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
20444                                                    </div>
20445                                        <div class="details">
20446                        <div class="author">
20447                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20448                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
20449                                    </div>
20450                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Elisha Wolfin</span>
20451                                                    </div>
20452                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20453                        <span class="date">12/03/2012</span>
20454                    </div>
20455                    <p class="excerpt">
20456                        Our Sages said: “All festivals will be annulled, except for the days of Purim, as it is written: ‘And these...                    </p>
20457                </div>
20458            </a>
20459        </div>
20460            
20461        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20462            <a href="https://schechter.edu/may-women-read-the-megillah-in-public-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-6-issue-no-4-march-2012/">
20463                <div class="image-wrapper">
20464                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Megillah-Reading-By-Chefallen-Own-work-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
20465                </div>
20466                <div class="text-wrapper">
20467                    <h4 class="title">
20468                        May Women Read the Megillah in Public? <br>Responsa in a Moment: Volume 6, Issue No. 4, March 2012                    </h4>
20469                                            <div class="tags">
20470                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
20471                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20472                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
20473                                                    </div>
20474                                        <div class="details">
20475                        <div class="author">
20476                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20477                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20478                                    </div>
20479                                                                <sp
20479an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20480                                                    </div>
20481                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20482                        <span class="date">10/03/2012</span>
20483                    </div>
20484                    <p class="excerpt">
20485                        Since women are required to read the Megillah, is it permissible for women to read Megillat Esther in public on Purim?                    </p>
20486                </div>
20487            </a>
20488        </div>
20489            
20490        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism  all-authors yaakov-tsur">
20491            <a href="https://schechter.edu/between-land-and-state-greater-land-of-israel-according-to-tabenkin-and-the-united-kibbutz-movement/">
20492                <div class="image-wrapper">
20493                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Do009488-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
20494                </div>
20495                <div class="text-wrapper">
20496                    <h4 class="title">
20497                        Between Land and State – ‘Greater Land of Israel’ according to Tabenkin and the United Kibbutz Movement                    </h4>
20498                                            <div class="tags">
20499                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
20500                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
20501                                                    </div>
20502                                        <div class="details">
20503                        <div class="author">
20504                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20505                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
20506                                    </div>
20507                                                                <span class="author-name">Yaakov Tsur</span>
20508                                                    </div>
20509                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20510                        <span class="date">13/02/2012</span>
20511                    </div>
20512                    <p class="excerpt">
20513                        A few months ago I submitted my doctoral thesis to Haifa University. The dissertation examines the theoretical sources of the...                    </p>
20514                </div>
20515            </a>
20516        </div>
20517            
20518        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible jewish-education symbols-and-rituals theology  all-authors dr-jo-milgrom-and-dr-joel-duman">
20519            <a href="https://schechter.edu/handmade-midrash/">
20520                <div class="image-wrapper">
20521                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Jo-Milgrom-Midrash-e1500460299929.jpg)"></div>
20522                </div>
20523                <div class="text-wrapper">
20524                    <h4 class="title">
20525                        Handmade Midrash                    </h4>
20526                                            <div class="tags">
20527                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
20528                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
20529                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
20530                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
20531                                                    </div>
20532                                        <div class="details">
20533                        <div class="author">
20534                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20535                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
20536                                    </div>
20537                                                                <sp
20537an class="author-name">Dr. Jo Milgrom and Dr. Joel Duman</span>
20538                                                    </div>
20539                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20540                        <span class="date">12/01/2012</span>
20541                    </div>
20542                    <p class="excerpt">
20543                        The seed that became The Handmade Midrash workshop of the last twenty-five years germinated from a momentary flash of insight...                    </p>
20544                </div>
20545            </a>
20546        </div>
20547            
20548        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah israel-and-zionism women-gender  all-authors prof-bat-sheva-margalit-stern">
20549            <a href="https://schechter.edu/he-who-has-a-heart-thirsting-for-the-light-come-join-us-chanukah-and-the-zionists/">
20550                <div class="image-wrapper">
20551                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do040087-e1501413852932.jpeg)"></div>
20552                </div>
20553                <div class="text-wrapper">
20554                    <h4 class="title">
20555                        “He Who has a Heart Thirsting for the Light… Come Join Us:” Chanukah and the Zionists                    </h4>
20556                                            <div class="tags">
20557                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
20558                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
20559                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
20560                                                    </div>
20561                                        <div class="details">
20562                        <div class="author">
20563                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20564                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-13.jpg)"></div>
20565                                    </div>
20566                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern</span>
20567                                                    </div>
20568                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20569                        <span class="date">14/12/2011</span>
20570                    </div>
20571                    <p class="excerpt">
20572                        We carry torches, on dark nights, The paths glow beneath our feet, And he who has a heart thirsting for...                    </p>
20573                </div>
20574            </a>
20575        </div>
20576            
20577        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20578            <a href="https://schechter.edu/kol-bishah-ervah-is-it-really-forbidden-for-jewish-men-to-listen-to-women-singing-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-6-issue-no-2-november-2011/">
20579                <div class="image-wrapper">
20580                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-1-1.png)"></div>
20581                </div>
20582                <div class="text-wrapper">
20583                    <h4 class="title">
20584                        “Kol B’ishah Ervah” – Is it Really Forbidden for Jewish Men to Listen to Women Singing? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 6, Issue No. 2, November 2011                    </h4>
20585                                            <div class="tags">
20586                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20587                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
20588                                                    </div>
20589                                        <div class="details">
20590                        <div class="author">
20591                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20592                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20593                                    </div>
20594                                                                <sp
20594an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20595                                                    </div>
20596                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20597                        <span class="date">10/11/2011</span>
20598                    </div>
20599                    <p class="excerpt">
20600                        Is it forbidden for Jewish men to listen to women singing? Was there any halakhic justification for a group of soldiers to walk out of a ceremony in which a female singer sang a solo?                    </p>
20601                </div>
20602            </a>
20603        </div>
20604            
20605        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays sukkot-simhat-torah symbols-and-rituals  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
20606            <a href="https://schechter.edu/isru-hag-binding-the-festival-with-eating-and-drinking/">
20607                <div class="image-wrapper">
20608                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Lamp-and-Bible-e1500453289619-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
20609                </div>
20610                <div class="text-wrapper">
20611                    <h4 class="title">
20612                        Isru Hag: Binding the Festival with Eating and Drinking                    </h4>
20613                                            <div class="tags">
20614                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
20615                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
20616                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
20617                                                    </div>
20618                                        <div class="details">
20619                        <div class="author">
20620                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20621                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
20622                                    </div>
20623                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
20624                                                    </div>
20625                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20626                        <span class="date">13/10/2011</span>
20627                    </div>
20628                    <p class="excerpt">
20629                        Scholars have long been puzzled by a difficult verse in the book of Psalms, recited towards the end of the...                    </p>
20630                </div>
20631            </a>
20632        </div>
20633            
20634        <div class="article archive-item all-topics birth-and-children high-holidays symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
20635            <a href="https://schechter.edu/blessing-and-atonement-blessings-honoring-parents-atonement-and-closeness/">
20636                <div class="image-wrapper">
20637                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pomegranate-fruit-flower-exotic-65949-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
20638                </div>
20639                <div class="text-wrapper">
20640                    <h4 class="title">
20641                        Blessing and Atonement: Blessings, Honoring Parents, Atonement and Closeness                    </h4>
20642                                            <div class="tags">
20643                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
20644                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
20645                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
20646                                                    </div>
20647                                        <div class="details">
20648                        <div class="author">
20649                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20650                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
20651                                    </div>
20652                                                                <sp
20652an class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
20653                                                    </div>
20654                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20655                        <span class="date">11/09/2011</span>
20656                    </div>
20657                    <p class="excerpt">
20658                        If we stop a moment to think back and ask ourselves how our Jewish identity has been formed by our...                    </p>
20659                </div>
20660            </a>
20661        </div>
20662            
20663        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20664            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-confession-of-sins-on-yom-kippur-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-6-issue-no-1-september-2011/">
20665                <div class="image-wrapper">
20666                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/371px-Maurycy_Gottlieb_-_Jews_Praying_in_the_Synagogue_on_Yom_Kippur-e1501488676364.jpg)"></div>
20667                </div>
20668                <div class="text-wrapper">
20669                    <h4 class="title">
20670                        The Confession of Sins on Yom Kippur                    </h4>
20671                                            <div class="tags">
20672                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
20673                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20674                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
20675                                                    </div>
20676                                        <div class="details">
20677                        <div class="author">
20678                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20679                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20680                                    </div>
20681                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20682                                                    </div>
20683                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20684                        <span class="date">10/09/2011</span>
20685                    </div>
20686                    <p class="excerpt">
20687                        What are the sources for the viduy or confession of sins on Yom Kippur? Must we recite the very long confession which is found in the Mahzor?                    </p>
20688                </div>
20689            </a>
20690        </div>
20691            
20692        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days rabbinic-literature  all-authors rabbi-moshe-m-silberschein">
20693            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-blood-is-still-seething-a-message-for-tisha-bav-5771/">
20694                <div class="image-wrapper">
20695                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Temple-548x246-3.jpg)"></div>
20696                </div>
20697                <div class="text-wrapper">
20698                    <h4 class="title">
20699                        The Blood is Still Seething : A Message for Tish’a B’Av 5771                    </h4>
20700                                            <div class="tags">
20701                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
20702                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
20703                                                    </div>
20704                                        <div class="details">
20705                        <div class="author">
20706                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20707                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
20708                                    </div>
20709                                                                <sp
20709an class="author-name">Rabbi Moshe M. Silberschein</span>
20710                                                    </div>
20711                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20712                        <span class="date">13/07/2011</span>
20713                    </div>
20714                    <p class="excerpt">
20715                        Then he killed women as well as babes at the breast, And the blood rose among them like a sea,...                    </p>
20716                </div>
20717            </a>
20718        </div>
20719            
20720        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
20721            <a href="https://schechter.edu/dona-gracia-nasi-1510-1569-a-conversa-of-import/">
20722                <div class="image-wrapper">
20723                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Img59190565.jpg)"></div>
20724                </div>
20725                <div class="text-wrapper">
20726                    <h4 class="title">
20727                        Dona Gracia Nasi (1510-1569): A Conversa of Import                    </h4>
20728                                            <div class="tags">
20729                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
20730                                                    </div>
20731                                        <div class="details">
20732                        <div class="author">
20733                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20734                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
20735                                    </div>
20736                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
20737                                                    </div>
20738                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20739                        <span class="date">13/06/2011</span>
20740                    </div>
20741                    <p class="excerpt">
20742                        Last year marked the 500th anniversary of the birth of one of the most well-known women in Jewish history: Dona...                    </p>
20743                </div>
20744            </a>
20745        </div>
20746            
20747        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays responsa-by-david-golinkin shavuot  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20748            <a href="https://schechter.edu/shavuot-whatever-happened-to-the-ten-commandments-responsa-in-a-moment-june-2011/">
20749                <div class="image-wrapper">
20750                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/10Commandments-548x204-1.jpg)"></div>
20751                </div>
20752                <div class="text-wrapper">
20753                    <h4 class="title">
20754                        Shavuot: Whatever Happened to The Ten Commandments?                    </h4>
20755                                            <div class="tags">
20756                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
20757                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20758                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
20759                                                    </div>
20760                                        <div class="details">
20761                        <div class="author">
20762                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20763                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20764                                    </div>
20765                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20766                                                    </div>
20767                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20768                        <span class="date">10/06/2011</span>
20769                    </div>
20770                    <p class="excerpt">
20771                        Why did our ancestors require the reading of the Ten Commandments in public only  three times a year, but encourage their recitation in private all year long?                    </p>
20772                </div>
20773            </a>
20774        </div>
20775            
20776        <div class="article archive-item all-topics holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut  all-authors rabbi-tamar-elad-applebaum">
20777            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-labor-of-sovereignty-remembrance-day-and-independence-day/">
20778                <div class="image-wrapper">
20779                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Israeli-flag-IDF-pride-Zahal-IDF-on-parade-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20780                </div>
20781                <div class="text-wrapper">
20782                    <h4 class="title">
20783                        The Labor of Sovereignty: Remembrance Day and Independence Day                    </h4>
20784                                            <div class="tags">
20785                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
20786                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
20787                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
20788                                                    </div>
20789                                        <div class="details">
20790                        <div class="author">
20791                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20792                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
20793                                    </div>
20794                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Tamar Elad Applebaum</span>
20795                                                    </div>
20796                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20797                        <span class="date">15/05/2011</span>
20798                    </div>
20799                    <p class="excerpt">
20800                        In memory of my beloved brother, Nadav Elad z”l Who fell on duty on the 18th of Av 5761 With...                    </p>
20801                </div>
20802            </a>
20803        </div>
20804            
20805        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics symbols-and-rituals thought-and-philosophy  all-authors dr-galia-glasner-heled">
20806            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-goal-versus-the-way-on-pluralism-and-the-exodus-from-egypt/">
20807                <div class="image-wrapper">
20808                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/schechter-haggadah-new-yitziat-mitzrayim-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20809                </div>
20810                <div class="text-wrapper">
20811                    <h4 class="title">
20812                        The Goal versus the Way: On Pluralism and the Exodus from Egypt                    </h4>
20813                                            <div class="tags">
20814                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
20815                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
20816                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
20817                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
20818                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
20819                                                    </div>
20820                                        <div class="details">
20821                        <div class="author">
20822                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20823                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-5.jpg)"></div>
20824                                    </div>
20825                                                                <sp
20825an class="author-name">Dr. Galia Glasner Heled</span>
20826                                                    </div>
20827                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20828                        <span class="date">12/04/2011</span>
20829                    </div>
20830                    <p class="excerpt">
20831                        Ruth Duek, a political activist and a member of Besod Siach (an “Organization for the Promotion of Dialogue Between Conflict...                    </p>
20832                </div>
20833            </a>
20834        </div>
20835            
20836        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20837            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-student-struggle-against-the-holocaust-responsa-in-a-moment-april-2011/">
20838                <div class="image-wrapper">
20839                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Student-Struggle-e1500891065253-1.jpg)"></div>
20840                </div>
20841                <div class="text-wrapper">
20842                    <h4 class="title">
20843                        The Student Struggle Against the Holocaust                    </h4>
20844                                            <div class="tags">
20845                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
20846                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
20847                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20848                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
20849                                                    </div>
20850                                        <div class="details">
20851                        <div class="author">
20852                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20853                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20854                                    </div>
20855                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20856                                                    </div>
20857                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20858                        <span class="date">10/04/2011</span>
20859                    </div>
20860                    <p class="excerpt">
20861                        Summary of the efforts by three young rabbinical students at the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York to raise awareness and save lives during the Holocaust.                    </p>
20862                </div>
20863            </a>
20864        </div>
20865            
20866        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim thought-and-philosophy women-gender  all-authors dr-michal-govrin">
20867            <a href="https://schechter.edu/seriously-laughing-to-death-couples-games-and-masks-in-the-book-of-esther/">
20868                <div class="image-wrapper">
20869                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_568245175-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20870                </div>
20871                <div class="text-wrapper">
20872                    <h4 class="title">
20873                        Seriously Laughing to Death: Couples’ Games and Masks in the Book of Esther                    </h4>
20874                                            <div class="tags">
20875                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
20876                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
20877                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
20878                                                    </div>
20879                                        <div class="details">
20880                        <div class="author">
20881                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20882                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
20883                                    </div>
20884                                                                <sp
20884an class="author-name">Dr. Michal Govrin</span>
20885                                                    </div>
20886                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20887                        <span class="date">14/03/2011</span>
20888                    </div>
20889                    <p class="excerpt">
20890                        One way to read the Book of Esther is as a comedy laden with twists of fate evolving in fast...                    </p>
20891                </div>
20892            </a>
20893        </div>
20894            
20895        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20896            <a href="https://schechter.edu/blotting-out-haman-on-purim-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-5-issue-no-5-march-2011/">
20897                <div class="image-wrapper">
20898                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_568245175-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20899                </div>
20900                <div class="text-wrapper">
20901                    <h4 class="title">
20902                        Blotting Out Haman on Purim <br>Responsa in a Moment: Volume 5, Issue No. 5, March 2011                    </h4>
20903                                            <div class="tags">
20904                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
20905                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20906                                                    </div>
20907                                        <div class="details">
20908                        <div class="author">
20909                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20910                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20911                                    </div>
20912                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20913                                                    </div>
20914                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20915                        <span class="date">10/03/2011</span>
20916                    </div>
20917                    <p class="excerpt">
20918                        What are the sources for the widespread custom to make noise every time Haman’s name is mentioned in the Megillat Esther? Is there a halakhic problem of not being able to hear the Megillah?                    </p>
20919                </div>
20920            </a>
20921        </div>
20922            
20923        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-yossi-turner">
20924            <a href="https://schechter.edu/attitudes-towards-the-non-jew-in-20th-century-jewish-thought/">
20925                <div class="image-wrapper">
20926                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ahad-haam-street-sign-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20927                </div>
20928                <div class="text-wrapper">
20929                    <h4 class="title">
20930                        Attitudes Towards the Non-Jew in 20th Century Jewish Thought                    </h4>
20931                                            <div class="tags">
20932                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
20933                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
20934                                                    </div>
20935                                        <div class="details">
20936                        <div class="author">
20937                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20938                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-9.jpg)"></div>
20939                                    </div>
20940                                                                <sp
20940an class="author-name">Prof. Yossi Turner</span>
20941                                                    </div>
20942                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20943                        <span class="date">14/02/2011</span>
20944                    </div>
20945                    <p class="excerpt">
20946                        The issue of the Jewish stance towards the non-Jew recently came to the fore as a result of a rabbinic...                    </p>
20947                </div>
20948            </a>
20949        </div>
20950            
20951        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death illness-burial-and-mourning responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
20952            <a href="https://schechter.edu/when-a-person-passed-away-in-adar-when-is-the-yahrzeit-observed-in-a-leap-year-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-5-issue-no-4-february-2011/">
20953                <div class="image-wrapper">
20954                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Yahrtzeit-candle-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20955                </div>
20956                <div class="text-wrapper">
20957                    <h4 class="title">
20958                        When a Person Passed Away in Adar, When is the Yahrzeit Observed in a Leap Year?                    </h4>
20959                                            <div class="tags">
20960                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
20961                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
20962                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
20963                                                    </div>
20964                                        <div class="details">
20965                        <div class="author">
20966                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20967                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
20968                                    </div>
20969                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
20970                                                    </div>
20971                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
20972                        <span class="date">10/02/2011</span>
20973                    </div>
20974                    <p class="excerpt">
20975                        Since the custom of yahrzeit and mourner’s Kaddish arose hundreds of years after the Talmud, there is no clear consensus as to when an Adar yahrzeit should be observed in a leap year.                    </p>
20976                </div>
20977            </a>
20978        </div>
20979            
20980        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education jewish-life-thought women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
20981            <a href="https://schechter.edu/behind-the-scenes-of-nashim-the-trials-and-tribulations-of-an-academic-editor/">
20982                <div class="image-wrapper">
20983                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Renee-Levine-Melamed-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
20984                </div>
20985                <div class="text-wrapper">
20986                    <h4 class="title">
20987                        Behind the Scenes of NASHIM: The Trials and Tribulations of an Academic Editor                    </h4>
20988                                            <div class="tags">
20989                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
20990                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
20991                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
20992                                                    </div>
20993                                        <div class="details">
20994                        <div class="author">
20995                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
20996                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
20997                                    </div>
20998                                                                <sp
20998an class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
20999                                                    </div>
21000                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21001                        <span class="date">12/01/2011</span>
21002                    </div>
21003                    <p class="excerpt">
21004                        Recently I was asked as of when have I been serving as the academic editor of NASHIM, and to be...                    </p>
21005                </div>
21006            </a>
21007        </div>
21008            
21009        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21010            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-to-change-the-wording-about-the-sacrifices-in-the-middle-blessing-of-the-musaf-service-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-5-issue-no-3-january-2011/">
21011                <div class="image-wrapper">
21012                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Open-Siddur-with-Hand-Credit-PikiWiki-Zvi-Harduf-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21013                </div>
21014                <div class="text-wrapper">
21015                    <h4 class="title">
21016                        Is it Permissible to Change the Wording About the Sacrifices in the Middle Blessing of the Musaf Service?                    </h4>
21017                                            <div class="tags">
21018                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
21019                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21020                                                    </div>
21021                                        <div class="details">
21022                        <div class="author">
21023                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21024                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21025                                    </div>
21026                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21027                                                    </div>
21028                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21029                        <span class="date">10/01/2011</span>
21030                    </div>
21031                    <p class="excerpt">
21032                        Many modern Jews do not feel comfortable asking God to restore the sacrificial service in the Temple. Is it permissible to change the wording of the middle blessing of the Musaf service which asks God to restore the sacrificial system?                     </p>
21033                </div>
21034            </a>
21035        </div>
21036            
21037        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah history rabbinic-literature symbols-and-rituals  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
21038            <a href="https://schechter.edu/ascribing-new-meaning-to-hanukkah-after-the-destruction-of-the-temple/">
21039                <div class="image-wrapper">
21040                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do014697-548x246-1-1.jpeg)"></div>
21041                </div>
21042                <div class="text-wrapper">
21043                    <h4 class="title">
21044                        Ascribing New Meaning to Hanukkah after the Destruction of the Temple                    </h4>
21045                                            <div class="tags">
21046                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
21047                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
21048                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
21049                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
21050                                                    </div>
21051                                        <div class="details">
21052                        <div class="author">
21053                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21054                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
21055                                    </div>
21056                                                                <sp
21056an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
21057                                                    </div>
21058                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21059                        <span class="date">13/12/2010</span>
21060                    </div>
21061                    <p class="excerpt">
21062                        The regulations for lighting the Hanukkah lamp are found in neither the Mishnah nor the Tosefta, the corpora reflecting halakhic...                    </p>
21063                </div>
21064            </a>
21065        </div>
21066            
21067        <div class="article archive-item all-topics non-jews responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21068            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-to-sell-or-rent-an-apartment-to-a-non-jew-in-the-land-of-israel-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-5-issue-no-2-december-2010/">
21069                <div class="image-wrapper">
21070                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Map-of-Israel-e1500288049788.jpg)"></div>
21071                </div>
21072                <div class="text-wrapper">
21073                    <h4 class="title">
21074                        Is it Permissible to Sell or Rent an Apartment to a non-Jew in the Land of Israel?                    </h4>
21075                                            <div class="tags">
21076                                                            <div class="tag">Non-Jews</div>
21077                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21078                                                    </div>
21079                                        <div class="details">
21080                        <div class="author">
21081                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21082                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21083                                    </div>
21084                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21085                                                    </div>
21086                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21087                        <span class="date">10/12/2010</span>
21088                    </div>
21089                    <p class="excerpt">
21090                        According to Jewish law, it is perfectly permissible to sell or rent houses to non-Jews in the Land of Israel.                    </p>
21091                </div>
21092            </a>
21093        </div>
21094            
21095        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues jewish-law-and-its-authority pluralism-and-politics rabbinic-literature social-justice  all-authors dr-moti-arad">
21096            <a href="https://schechter.edu/one-law-you-shall-have-for-the-foreigner-and-the-native-alike-social-justice-in-the-teachings-of-the-tannaim/">
21097                <div class="image-wrapper">
21098                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Scale-of-Justice-Credit-Perhelion-540x228-1.png)"></div>
21099                </div>
21100                <div class="text-wrapper">
21101                    <h4 class="title">
21102                        “One Law You Shall Have for the Foreigner and the Native Alike:” Social Justice in the Teachings of the Tannaim                    </h4>
21103                                            <div class="tags">
21104                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
21105                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
21106                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
21107                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
21108                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
21109                                                    </div>
21110                                        <div class="details">
21111                        <div class="author">
21112                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21113                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
21114                                    </div>
21115                                                                <sp
21115an class="author-name">Dr. Moti Arad</span>
21116                                                    </div>
21117                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21118                        <span class="date">13/11/2010</span>
21119                    </div>
21120                    <p class="excerpt">
21121                        The Sages of the 2nd century in the Land of Israel The challenge placed before the Jew who truthfully and...                    </p>
21122                </div>
21123            </a>
21124        </div>
21125            
21126        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21127            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-dont-we-read-a-scroll-on-hanukkah-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-5-issue-no-1-november-2010/">
21128                <div class="image-wrapper">
21129                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/368px-Hanuka-Menorah-by-Gil-Dekel-2014-1-e1512842446753.jpg)"></div>
21130                </div>
21131                <div class="text-wrapper">
21132                    <h4 class="title">
21133                        Why Don’t We Read a Scroll on Hanukkah? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 5, Issue No. 1, November 2010                    </h4>
21134                                            <div class="tags">
21135                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
21136                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21137                                                    </div>
21138                                        <div class="details">
21139                        <div class="author">
21140                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21141                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21142                                    </div>
21143                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21144                                                    </div>
21145                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21146                        <span class="date">10/11/2010</span>
21147                    </div>
21148                    <p class="excerpt">
21149                        The holiday of Hanukkah has many beautiful customs but why don’t we read a scroll to publicize the miracles which God wrought for our ancestors in the days of Matityahu and his sons?                      </p>
21150                </div>
21151            </a>
21152        </div>
21153            
21154        <div class="article archive-item all-topics rabbinic-literature symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-yair-paz">
21155            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-rabbis-and-rain-the-religious-and-the-secular-approaches/">
21156                <div class="image-wrapper">
21157                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Do031278-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
21158                </div>
21159                <div class="text-wrapper">
21160                    <h4 class="title">
21161                        The Rabbis and Rain – The Religious and the Secular Approaches                    </h4>
21162                                            <div class="tags">
21163                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
21164                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
21165                                                    </div>
21166                                        <div class="details">
21167                        <div class="author">
21168                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21169                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-11.jpg)"></div>
21170                                    </div>
21171                                                                <sp
21171an class="author-name">Dr. Yair Paz</span>
21172                                                    </div>
21173                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21174                        <span class="date">13/10/2010</span>
21175                    </div>
21176                    <p class="excerpt">
21177                        “The rains come due to the merit of one person, one blade of grass, one field” (Talmud Yerushalmi, Tractate Ta’anit...                    </p>
21178                </div>
21179            </a>
21180        </div>
21181            
21182        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible high-holidays theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors rabbi-prof-alexander-even-chen">
21183            <a href="https://schechter.edu/rosh-hashanah-creation-of-the-world-and-creation-of-mankind/">
21184                <div class="image-wrapper">
21185                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/1024px-Jan_Brueghel_the_Younger_Creation_of_Adam-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21186                </div>
21187                <div class="text-wrapper">
21188                    <h4 class="title">
21189                        Rosh Hashanah: Creation of the World and Creation of Mankind                    </h4>
21190                                            <div class="tags">
21191                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
21192                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
21193                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
21194                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
21195                                                    </div>
21196                                        <div class="details">
21197                        <div class="author">
21198                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21199                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-16.jpg)"></div>
21200                                    </div>
21201                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. Alexander Even Chen</span>
21202                                                    </div>
21203                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21204                        <span class="date">12/09/2010</span>
21205                    </div>
21206                    <p class="excerpt">
21207                        Of the midrashim that describe the creation of the world, one stands out that is short and puzzling. Breishit Raba...                    </p>
21208                </div>
21209            </a>
21210        </div>
21211            
21212        <div class="article archive-item all-topics marriage rabbinic-literature symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
21213            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-song-of-songs-and-tu-bav-love-festivities/">
21214                <div class="image-wrapper">
21215                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Song-of-Songs-Credit-Aharon-April-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21216                </div>
21217                <div class="text-wrapper">
21218                    <h4 class="title">
21219                        The Song of Songs and Tu B’Av Love Festivities                    </h4>
21220                                            <div class="tags">
21221                                                            <div class="tag">Marriage</div>
21222                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
21223                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
21224                                                    </div>
21225                                        <div class="details">
21226                        <div class="author">
21227                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21228                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
21229                                    </div>
21230                                                                <sp
21230an class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
21231                                                    </div>
21232                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21233                        <span class="date">12/07/2010</span>
21234                    </div>
21235                    <p class="excerpt">
21236                        Tu B’Av – Festival of Love Of the festivals and special days that we mark during the year, the 15th of...                    </p>
21237                </div>
21238            </a>
21239        </div>
21240            
21241        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible ethical-issues  all-authors dr-george-savran">
21242            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-there-a-jewish-perspective-on-modern-biblical-criticism-in-memoriam-professor-moshe-greenberg-and-professor-jacob-milgrom/">
21243                <div class="image-wrapper">
21244                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do021292-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
21245                </div>
21246                <div class="text-wrapper">
21247                    <h4 class="title">
21248                        Is There a Jewish Perspective on Modern Biblical Criticism? In Memoriam: Professor Moshe Greenberg and Professor Jacob Milgrom                    </h4>
21249                                            <div class="tags">
21250                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
21251                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
21252                                                    </div>
21253                                        <div class="details">
21254                        <div class="author">
21255                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21256                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-18.jpg)"></div>
21257                                    </div>
21258                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. George Savran</span>
21259                                                    </div>
21260                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21261                        <span class="date">12/06/2010</span>
21262                    </div>
21263                    <p class="excerpt">
21264                        Can the critical study of the Bible in the academic world be seen to have a clear Jewish aspect which...                    </p>
21265                </div>
21266            </a>
21267        </div>
21268            
21269        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar tisha-bav  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21270            <a href="https://schechter.edu/should-we-continue-to-fast-on-tisha-bav-and-other-fasts-which-commemorate-the-temples-destruction-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-4-issue-no-7-june-2010/">
21271                <div class="image-wrapper">
21272                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Jerusalem-Destruction-e1499759553495.jpg)"></div>
21273                </div>
21274                <div class="text-wrapper">
21275                    <h4 class="title">
21276                        Should we Continue to Fast on Tisha B’av and other Fasts which Commemorate the Temple’s Destruction?                    </h4>
21277                                            <div class="tags">
21278                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21279                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
21280                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
21281                                                    </div>
21282                                        <div class="details">
21283                        <div class="author">
21284                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21285                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21286                                    </div>
21287                                                                <sp
21287an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21288                                                    </div>
21289                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21290                        <span class="date">10/06/2010</span>
21291                    </div>
21292                    <p class="excerpt">
21293                        In light of the rebirth of the State of Israel and the reunification of Jerusalem, should we continue to fast on Tisha B’av and the other three fasts which commemorate the destruction of the Temple?                    </p>
21294                </div>
21295            </a>
21296        </div>
21297            
21298        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism places-sites  all-authors prof-doron-bar">
21299            <a href="https://schechter.edu/measuring-the-holiness-of-the-land-of-israel-the-western-wall/">
21300                <div class="image-wrapper">
21301                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do023742-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
21302                </div>
21303                <div class="text-wrapper">
21304                    <h4 class="title">
21305                        Measuring the “Holiness” of the Land of Israel: The Western Wall                    </h4>
21306                                            <div class="tags">
21307                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
21308                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
21309                                                    </div>
21310                                        <div class="details">
21311                        <div class="author">
21312                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21313                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-2.jpg)"></div>
21314                                    </div>
21315                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Doron Bar</span>
21316                                                    </div>
21317                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21318                        <span class="date">15/05/2010</span>
21319                    </div>
21320                    <p class="excerpt">
21321                        The Western Wall After 1967 Ever since 1967 Israeli society has been preoccupied with the question of the quintessential meaning...                    </p>
21322                </div>
21323            </a>
21324        </div>
21325            
21326        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin shavuot holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21327            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-there-an-alternative-to-reciting-akdamut-on-shavuot-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-4-issue-no-6-may-2010/">
21328                <div class="image-wrapper">
21329                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Open-Siddur-with-Hand-Credit-PikiWiki-Zvi-Harduf-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
21330                </div>
21331                <div class="text-wrapper">
21332                    <h4 class="title">
21333                        Is There an Alternative to Reciting Akdamut on Shavuot?                    </h4>
21334                                            <div class="tags">
21335                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21336                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
21337                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
21338                                                    </div>
21339                                        <div class="details">
21340                        <div class="author">
21341                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21342                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21343                                    </div>
21344                                                                <sp
21344an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21345                                                    </div>
21346                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21347                        <span class="date">10/05/2010</span>
21348                    </div>
21349                    <p class="excerpt">
21350                        Akdamut is in danger of disappearing in our day. Is there an alternative to reciting this Aramaic poem prior to the reading of the Torah on Shavuot?                    </p>
21351                </div>
21352            </a>
21353        </div>
21354            
21355        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-life-thought  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21356            <a href="https://schechter.edu/from-breslau-to-jerusalem-rabbinical-seminaries-as-a-reflection-of-jewish-renewal/">
21357                <div class="image-wrapper">
21358                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/GUYcover-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21359                </div>
21360                <div class="text-wrapper">
21361                    <h4 class="title">
21362                        From Breslau to Jerusalem: Rabbinical Seminaries as a Reflection of Jewish Renewal                    </h4>
21363                                            <div class="tags">
21364                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
21365                                                    </div>
21366                                        <div class="details">
21367                        <div class="author">
21368                                                                                                                                                </div>
21369                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21370                        <span class="date">13/04/2010</span>
21371                    </div>
21372                    <p class="excerpt">
21373                        As the Jews entered the modern period in Europe, the question of the role and the future of the Rabbinate...                    </p>
21374                </div>
21375            </a>
21376        </div>
21377            
21378        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21379            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-some-jews-recite-a-special-verse-at-the-end-of-the-amidah-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-4-issue-no-5-april-2010/">
21380                <div class="image-wrapper">
21381                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Open-Siddur-with-Hand-Credit-PikiWiki-Zvi-Harduf-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
21382                </div>
21383                <div class="text-wrapper">
21384                    <h4 class="title">
21385                        Why do Some Jews Recite a Special Verse at the End of the Amidah?                    </h4>
21386                                            <div class="tags">
21387                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
21388                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21389                                                    </div>
21390                                        <div class="details">
21391                        <div class="author">
21392                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21393                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21394                                    </div>
21395                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21396                                                    </div>
21397                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21398                        <span class="date">10/04/2010</span>
21399                    </div>
21400                    <p class="excerpt">
21401                        There is a custom to recite a special verse at the end of the Amidah based on the letters in one's name. Where can one find a list of these verses and what is the origin of this custom?                    </p>
21402                </div>
21403            </a>
21404        </div>
21405            
21406        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah symbols-and-rituals  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
21407            <a href="https://schechter.edu/four-cups-of-wine-a-path-to-freedom/">
21408                <div class="image-wrapper">
21409                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pexels-photo-66636-scaled-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
21410                </div>
21411                <div class="text-wrapper">
21412                    <h4 class="title">
21413                        Four Cups of Wine: A Path to Freedom                    </h4>
21414                                            <div class="tags">
21415                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
21416                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
21417                                                    </div>
21418                                        <div class="details">
21419                        <div class="author">
21420                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21421                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
21422                                    </div>
21423                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
21424                                                    </div>
21425                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21426                        <span class="date">13/03/2010</span>
21427                    </div>
21428                    <p class="excerpt">
21429                        Many people have the impression that the Jewish tradition discourages drinking. There is little evidence of this in the sources....                    </p>
21430                </div>
21431            </a>
21432        </div>
21433            
21434        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin tzedakah  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21435            <a href="https://schechter.edu/are-jews-required-to-give-a-maaser-tithe-of-their-income-to-tzedakah-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-4-issue-no-4-march-2010/">
21436                <div class="image-wrapper">
21437                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/charity-hands-with-money-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21438                </div>
21439                <div class="text-wrapper">
21440                    <h4 class="title">
21441                        Are Jews Required to Give a Maaser [Tithe] of their Income to Tzedakah?                    </h4>
21442                                            <div class="tags">
21443                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21444                                                            <div class="tag">Tzedakah</div>
21445                                                    </div>
21446                                        <div class="details">
21447                        <div class="author">
21448                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21449                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21450                                    </div>
21451                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21452                                                    </div>
21453                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21454                        <span class="date">10/03/2010</span>
21455                    </div>
21456                    <p class="excerpt">
21457                        What are the sources for giving Maasar Kesafim [a tithe] to tzedakah? Must all Maaser money be given to the poor or may it be used to support Jewish education, to buy ritual objects for a synagogue or for other mitzvot?                    </p>
21458                </div>
21459            </a>
21460        </div>
21461            
21462        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism women-gender  all-authors prof-bat-sheva-margalit-stern">
21463            <a href="https://schechter.edu/shes-got-a-mans-head-on-her-shoulders-ada-fishman-maimon-as-a-test-case-for-womens-political-activity/">
21464                <div class="image-wrapper">
21465                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ada-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21466                </div>
21467                <div class="text-wrapper">
21468                    <h4 class="title">
21469                        ‘She’s Got A Man’s Head On Her Shoulders’ Ada Fishman (Maimon) as a Test Case For Women’s Political Activity                    </h4>
21470                                            <div class="tags">
21471                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
21472                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
21473                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
21474                                                    </div>
21475                                        <div class="details">
21476                        <div class="author">
21477                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21478                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-13.jpg)"></div>
21479                                    </div>
21480                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern</span>
21481                                                    </div>
21482                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21483                        <span class="date">13/02/2010</span>
21484                    </div>
21485                    <p class="excerpt">
21486                        The emergent Zionist society in Eretz Israel witnessed the rise of staunch women leaders. One of these women was Ada...                    </p>
21487                </div>
21488            </a>
21489        </div>
21490            
21491        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21492            <a href="https://schechter.edu/kotel-plaza-golinkin/">
21493                <div class="image-wrapper">
21494                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Kotel-Credit-meunierd-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21495                </div>
21496                <div class="text-wrapper">
21497                    <h4 class="title">
21498                        Is the Entire Kotel Plaza Really a Synagogue?                    </h4>
21499                                            <div class="tags">
21500                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
21501                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
21502                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
21503                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21504                                                    </div>
21505                                        <div class="details">
21506                        <div class="author">
21507                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21508                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21509                                    </div>
21510                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21511                                                    </div>
21512                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21513                        <span class="date">10/02/2010</span>
21514                    </div>
21515                    <p class="excerpt">
21516                        What is the halakhic status, as opposed to the legal status, of the Kotel Plaza? Is it really a synagogue?                    </p>
21517                </div>
21518            </a>
21519        </div>
21520            
21521        <div class="article archive-item all-topics divorce jewish-law-and-its-authority marriage women-gender  all-authors rabbi-diana-villa">
21522            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-agunah-problem-and-israels-law-of-the-land/">
21523                <div class="image-wrapper">
21524                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/lawwatchdilemacover-e1500981536962.jpg)"></div>
21525                </div>
21526                <div class="text-wrapper">
21527                    <h4 class="title">
21528                        The Agunah Problem and Israel’s Law of the Land                    </h4>
21529                                            <div class="tags">
21530                                                            <div class="tag">Divorce</div>
21531                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
21532                                                            <div class="tag">Marriage</div>
21533                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
21534                                                    </div>
21535                                        <div class="details">
21536                        <div class="author">
21537                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21538                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-5.jpg)"></div>
21539                                    </div>
21540                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Diana Villa</span>
21541                                                    </div>
21542                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21543                        <span class="date">12/12/2009</span>
21544                    </div>
21545                    <p class="excerpt">
21546                        Reprinted with permission from Sh’ma: A Journal of Jewish Responsibility, shma.com, December 2009. Israel is both a Jewish State and...                    </p>
21547                </div>
21548            </a>
21549        </div>
21550            
21551        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors ari-bursztein">
21552            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-stones-cast-by-the-oppressors-became-the-keystone-emil-fackenheim-the-614th-commandment-and-kristallnacht/">
21553                <div class="image-wrapper">
21554                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Star-stones-and-grave-Creidt-Adam-Jones-PhD-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21555                </div>
21556                <div class="text-wrapper">
21557                    <h4 class="title">
21558                        The Stones Cast by the Oppressors Became the Keystone: Emil Fackenheim, the 614th Commandment and Kristallnacht                    </h4>
21559                                            <div class="tags">
21560                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
21561                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
21562                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
21563                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
21564                                                    </div>
21565                                        <div class="details">
21566                        <div class="author">
21567                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21568                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
21569                                    </div>
21570                                                                <sp
21570an class="author-name">Ari Bursztein</span>
21571                                                    </div>
21572                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21573                        <span class="date">13/11/2009</span>
21574                    </div>
21575                    <p class="excerpt">
21576                        Kristallnacht is lodged in Jewish memory as a turning point in the active anti-Semitism that led to the Final Solution....                    </p>
21577                </div>
21578            </a>
21579        </div>
21580            
21581        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21582            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-are-the-attributes-of-a-good-cantor-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-4-issue-no-2-november-2009/">
21583                <div class="image-wrapper">
21584                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Open-Siddur-with-Hand-Credit-PikiWiki-Zvi-Harduf-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
21585                </div>
21586                <div class="text-wrapper">
21587                    <h4 class="title">
21588                        What are the Attributes of a Good Cantor?                    </h4>
21589                                            <div class="tags">
21590                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
21591                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21592                                                    </div>
21593                                        <div class="details">
21594                        <div class="author">
21595                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21596                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21597                                    </div>
21598                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21599                                                    </div>
21600                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21601                        <span class="date">10/11/2009</span>
21602                    </div>
21603                    <p class="excerpt">
21604                        When choosing a good cantor, whether a professional or simply a member of the congregation, what are the most important attributes which one should look for?                    </p>
21605                </div>
21606            </a>
21607        </div>
21608            
21609        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible high-holidays thought-and-philosophy women-gender  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
21610            <a href="https://schechter.edu/men-and-women-beyond-perfunctory-equality-to-a-spiritual-covenant/">
21611                <div class="image-wrapper">
21612                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Song-of-Songs-Credit-Aharon-April-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21613                </div>
21614                <div class="text-wrapper">
21615                    <h4 class="title">
21616                        Men and Women: Beyond Perfunctory Equality to a Spiritual Covenant                    </h4>
21617                                            <div class="tags">
21618                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
21619                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
21620                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
21621                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
21622                                                    </div>
21623                                        <div class="details">
21624                        <div class="author">
21625                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21626                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
21627                                    </div>
21628                                                                <sp
21628an class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
21629                                                    </div>
21630                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21631                        <span class="date">12/10/2009</span>
21632                    </div>
21633                    <p class="excerpt">
21634                        The Rabbis taught: “Sins between man and God are atoned for by Yom Kippur; those between man and his fellow,...                    </p>
21635                </div>
21636            </a>
21637        </div>
21638            
21639        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21640            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-we-recite-psalm-27-from-rosh-hodesh-elul-until-hoshanah-rabbah-responsa-for-today-volume-4-issue-no-1-october-2009/">
21641                <div class="image-wrapper">
21642                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Psalm-27-Credit-Rob-Hille-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21643                </div>
21644                <div class="text-wrapper">
21645                    <h4 class="title">
21646                        Why do we Recite Psalm 27 from Rosh Hodesh Elul until Hoshanah Rabbah? Responsa for Today: Volume 4, Issue No. 1, October 2009                    </h4>
21647                                            <div class="tags">
21648                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
21649                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21650                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
21651                                                    </div>
21652                                        <div class="details">
21653                        <div class="author">
21654                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21655                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21656                                    </div>
21657                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21658                                                    </div>
21659                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21660                        <span class="date">10/10/2009</span>
21661                    </div>
21662                    <p class="excerpt">
21663                        What is the origin of the custom of Ashkenazic Jews to recite Psalm 27, The Penitential Psalm, every morning and every evening from Rosh Hodesh Elul until Hoshanah Rabbah?                    </p>
21664                </div>
21665            </a>
21666        </div>
21667            
21668        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
21669            <a href="https://schechter.edu/worshipping-the-creator-prof-moshe-benovitz/">
21670                <div class="image-wrapper">
21671                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/260-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
21672                </div>
21673                <div class="text-wrapper">
21674                    <h4 class="title">
21675                        Worshipping the Creator Prof. Moshe Benovitz                    </h4>
21676                                            <div class="tags">
21677                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
21678                                                    </div>
21679                                        <div class="details">
21680                        <div class="author">
21681                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21682                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
21683                                    </div>
21684                                                                <sp
21684an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
21685                                                    </div>
21686                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21687                        <span class="date">15/09/2009</span>
21688                    </div>
21689                    <p class="excerpt">
21690                        There is one thing I’ve always found quite puzzling about the world-view of the Torah and the Bible as a...                    </p>
21691                </div>
21692            </a>
21693        </div>
21694            
21695        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days israel-and-zionism jewish-education  all-authors dr-brenda-bacon">
21696            <a href="https://schechter.edu/tali-schools-fostering-unconditional-love/">
21697                <div class="image-wrapper">
21698                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/TALISlide4-548x231-1.png)"></div>
21699                </div>
21700                <div class="text-wrapper">
21701                    <h4 class="title">
21702                        TALI Schools: Fostering “Unconditional Love”                    </h4>
21703                                            <div class="tags">
21704                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
21705                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
21706                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
21707                                                    </div>
21708                                        <div class="details">
21709                        <div class="author">
21710                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21711                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/brenda-bacon-portrait-cropped.jpg)"></div>
21712                                    </div>
21713                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Brenda Bacon</span>
21714                                                    </div>
21715                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21716                        <span class="date">12/07/2009</span>
21717                    </div>
21718                    <p class="excerpt">
21719                        During the second week in July, we note the seventeenth day of Tammuz, the day on which the walls of...                    </p>
21720                </div>
21721            </a>
21722        </div>
21723            
21724        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21725            <a href="https://schechter.edu/which-books-may-be-studied-in-order-to-hold-a-siyyum-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-3-issue-no-10-july-2009/">
21726                <div class="image-wrapper">
21727                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/BeitMidrash1-e1501062904319.png)"></div>
21728                </div>
21729                <div class="text-wrapper">
21730                    <h4 class="title">
21731                        Which Books May be Studied in Order to Hold a Siyyum? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 3, Issue No. 10, July 2009                    </h4>
21732                                            <div class="tags">
21733                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
21734                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21735                                                    </div>
21736                                        <div class="details">
21737                        <div class="author">
21738                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21739                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21740                                    </div>
21741                                                                <sp
21741an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21742                                                    </div>
21743                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21744                        <span class="date">10/07/2009</span>
21745                    </div>
21746                    <p class="excerpt">
21747                        It is customary to hold a siyyum – a celebration – upon completion of a Talmud tractate. Is it possible to hold a siyyum upon completion of other Jewish books ?                    </p>
21748                </div>
21749            </a>
21750        </div>
21751            
21752        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-life-thought pluralism-and-politics thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
21753            <a href="https://schechter.edu/eliezer-schweid-on-the-relation-between-halakhah-and-secularism/">
21754                <div class="image-wrapper">
21755                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Schweid-cropped-e1501489770495-548x246-1.png)"></div>
21756                </div>
21757                <div class="text-wrapper">
21758                    <h4 class="title">
21759                        Eliezer Schweid on the Relation between Halakhah and Secularism                    </h4>
21760                                            <div class="tags">
21761                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
21762                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
21763                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
21764                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
21765                                                    </div>
21766                                        <div class="details">
21767                        <div class="author">
21768                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21769                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
21770                                    </div>
21771                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
21772                                                    </div>
21773                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21774                        <span class="date">
2177414/06/2009</span>
21775                    </div>
21776                    <p class="excerpt">
21777                        One of the most significant cultural trends in Israeli society is the resurgence of interest in Jewish texts among circles...                    </p>
21778                </div>
21779            </a>
21780        </div>
21781            
21782        <div class="article archive-item all-topics conversion-and-circumcision responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21783            <a href="https://schechter.edu/may-women-serve-as-mohalot-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-3-issue-no-9-june-2009/">
21784                <div class="image-wrapper">
21785                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Crying-Baby-By-Dziurek-e1501066893746-1.jpg)"></div>
21786                </div>
21787                <div class="text-wrapper">
21788                    <h4 class="title">
21789                        May Women Serve as Mohalot?                    </h4>
21790                                            <div class="tags">
21791                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
21792                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21793                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
21794                                                    </div>
21795                                        <div class="details">
21796                        <div class="author">
21797                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21798                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21799                                    </div>
21800                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21801                                                    </div>
21802                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21803                        <span class="date">10/06/2009</span>
21804                    </div>
21805                    <p class="excerpt">
21806                        Circumcision is one of the first mitzvot mentioned in the Torah. There is no question that it is perfectly permissible for Jewish women to perform brit milah.                     </p>
21807                </div>
21808            </a>
21809        </div>
21810            
21811        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-law-and-its-authority shavuot women-gender  all-authors rabbi-diana-villa">
21812            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-sad-story-of-ariella/">
21813                <div class="image-wrapper">
21814                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/learnandtech4-e1500542266905-2.jpg)"></div>
21815                </div>
21816                <div class="text-wrapper">
21817                    <h4 class="title">
21818                        The Sad Story of Ariella                    </h4>
21819                                            <div class="tags">
21820                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
21821                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
21822                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
21823                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
21824                                                    </div>
21825                                        <div class="details">
21826                        <div class="author">
21827                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21828                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-5.jpg)"></div>
21829                                    </div>
21830                                                                <sp
21830an class="author-name">Rabbi Diana Villa</span>
21831                                                    </div>
21832                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21833                        <span class="date">14/05/2009</span>
21834                    </div>
21835                    <p class="excerpt">
21836                        Megillat [the scroll of] Ruth, traditionally read on Shavu’ot, tells the story of Naomi, her husband Elimelekh and their two...                    </p>
21837                </div>
21838            </a>
21839        </div>
21840            
21841        <div class="article archive-item all-topics medical-ethics responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21842            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-for-a-jew-to-attend-the-body-worlds-exhibit-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-3-issue-no-8-may-2009/">
21843                <div class="image-wrapper">
21844                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-1-1.png)"></div>
21845                </div>
21846                <div class="text-wrapper">
21847                    <h4 class="title">
21848                        Is it Permissible for a Jew to Attend the “Body Worlds” Exhibit?                    </h4>
21849                                            <div class="tags">
21850                                                            <div class="tag">Medical Ethics</div>
21851                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21852                                                    </div>
21853                                        <div class="details">
21854                        <div class="author">
21855                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21856                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21857                                    </div>
21858                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21859                                                    </div>
21860                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21861                        <span class="date">10/05/2009</span>
21862                    </div>
21863                    <p class="excerpt">
21864                        Is it permissible for a Jew to attend the “Body Worlds” exhibit in which there are 200 displays of real human specimens, including whole bodies, organs, organ configurations and transparent body slices?                     </p>
21865                </div>
21866            </a>
21867        </div>
21868            
21869        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21870            <a href="https://schechter.edu/retribution-is-not-enough/">
21871                <div class="image-wrapper">
21872                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Student-Struggle-e1500891065253-1.jpg)"></div>
21873                </div>
21874                <div class="text-wrapper">
21875                    <h4 class="title">
21876                        Retribution is Not Enough                    </h4>
21877                                            <div class="tags">
21878                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
21879                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
21880                                                    </div>
21881                                        <div class="details">
21882                        <div class="author">
21883                                                                                                                                                </div>
21884                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21885                        <span class="date">13/04/2009</span>
21886                    </div>
21887                    <p class="excerpt">
21888                        (based on articles from “In Our Community” published by JTS in October 2008 and “Unsung Heroes,” Ha’aretz, March 2009) In...                    </p>
21889                </div>
21890            </a>
21891        </div>
21892            
21893        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21894            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-is-the-purpose-of-the-mnemonic-dzakh-adash-bahav-in-the-haggadah-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-3-issue-no-7-april-2009/">
21895                <div class="image-wrapper">
21896                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Shmura_Matzo2-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21897                </div>
21898                <div class="text-wrapper">
21899                    <h4 class="title">
21900                        What is the Purpose of the Mnemonic Dzakh Adash B’ahav in the Haggadah? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 3, Issue No. 7, April 2009                    </h4>
21901                                            <div class="tags">
21902                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
21903                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21904                                                    </div>
21905                                        <div class="details">
21906                        <div class="author">
21907                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21908                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21909                                    </div>
21910                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21911                                                    </div>
21912                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21913                        <span class="date">10/04/2009</span>
21914                    </div>
21915                    <p class="excerpt">
21916                        In the Haggadah, Rabbi Judah gives the ten plagues a siman, a mnemonic: Dzakh Adash B’ahav. Why did he need to give a siman for ten words which could easily be learned by heart and what new ideas does this teach us?                      </p>
21917                </div>
21918            </a>
21919        </div>
21920            
21921        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history purim women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
21922            <a href="https://schechter.edu/adar-and-purim-in-salonika-as-reflected-in-the-poetry-of-bouena-sarfatty/">
21923                <div class="image-wrapper">
21924                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Img59213289-e1500535082962.jpg)"></div>
21925                </div>
21926                <div class="text-wrapper">
21927                    <h4 class="title">
21928                        Adar and Purim in Salonika (as Reflected in the Poetry of Bouena Sarfatty)                    </h4>
21929                                            <div class="tags">
21930                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
21931                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
21932                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
21933                                                    </div>
21934                                        <div class="details">
21935                        <div class="author">
21936                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21937                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
21938                                    </div>
21939                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
21940                                                    </div>
21941                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21942                        <span class="date">13/03/2009</span>
21943                    </div>
21944                    <p class="excerpt">
21945                        This article is part of a forthcoming book, An Ode to S
21945alonika: The Coplas of Bouena Sarfatty. Bouena Sarfatty Garfinkle was...                    </p>
21946                </div>
21947            </a>
21948        </div>
21949            
21950        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
21951            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-tribute-to-bill-davidson-zl-1922-2009-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-3-issue-no-6-march-2009/">
21952                <div class="image-wrapper">
21953                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Bill-Davidson-e1500970656462.png)"></div>
21954                </div>
21955                <div class="text-wrapper">
21956                    <h4 class="title">
21957                        A Tribute to Bill Davidson z”l (1922-2009) Responsa in a Moment: Volume 3, Issue No. 6, March 2009                    </h4>
21958                                            <div class="tags">
21959                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
21960                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
21961                                                    </div>
21962                                        <div class="details">
21963                        <div class="author">
21964                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21965                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
21966                                    </div>
21967                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
21968                                                    </div>
21969                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21970                        <span class="date">10/03/2009</span>
21971                    </div>
21972                    <p class="excerpt">
21973                        A tribute to Mr. William Davidson, z"l, one of the leading Jewish philanthropists of our generation, who passed away in Detroit on March 13, 2009 at the age of 86.                    </p>
21974                </div>
21975            </a>
21976        </div>
21977            
21978        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah symbols-and-rituals  all-authors dr-joshua-kulp">
21979            <a href="https://schechter.edu/study-of-the-ancient-seder-and-modern-observance/">
21980                <div class="image-wrapper">
21981                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/schechter-haggadah-new-yitziat-mitzrayim-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
21982                </div>
21983                <div class="text-wrapper">
21984                    <h4 class="title">
21985                        Study of the Ancient Seder and Modern Observance                    </h4>
21986                                            <div class="tags">
21987                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
21988                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
21989                                                    </div>
21990                                        <div class="details">
21991                        <div class="author">
21992                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
21993                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
21994                                    </div>
21995                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Joshua Kulp</span>
21996                                                    </div>
21997                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
21998                        <span class="date">13/02/2009</span>
21999                    </div>
22000                    <p class="excerpt">
22001                        After 10 years of studying the rabbinic texts that went into composing the seder, after reading numerous studies on the...                    </p>
22002                </div>
22003            </a>
22004        </div>
22005            
22006        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah  all-authors prof-guy-miron">
22007            <a href="https://schechter.edu/kristallnacht-a-turning-point-in-german-jewish-history/">
22008                <div class="image-wrapper">
22009                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/The_day_after_Kristallnacht-e1502102289518.jpg)"></div>
22010                </div>
22011                <div class="text-wrapper">
22012                    <h4 class="title">
22013                        Kristallnacht: A Turning Point in German Jewish History                    </h4>
22014                                            <div class="tags">
22015                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
22016                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
22017                                                    </div>
22018                                        <div class="details">
22019                        <div class="author">
22020                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22021                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
22022                                    </div>
22023                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Guy Miron</span>
22024                                                    </div>
22025                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22026                        <span class="date">
2202613/01/2009</span>
22027                    </div>
22028                    <p class="excerpt">
22029                        During the night between Nov 9-10, 1938, a pogrom took place in the streets of Germany and Austria in which...                    </p>
22030                </div>
22031            </a>
22032        </div>
22033            
22034        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22035            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-can-we-learn-from-our-sources-about-the-war-in-gaza-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-3-issue-no-5-january-2009/">
22036                <div class="image-wrapper">
22037                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Map-of-Israel-e1500288049788.jpg)"></div>
22038                </div>
22039                <div class="text-wrapper">
22040                    <h4 class="title">
22041                        What Can We Learn From Our Sources About the War in Gaza? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 3, Issue No. 5, January 2009                    </h4>
22042                                            <div class="tags">
22043                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
22044                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22045                                                    </div>
22046                                        <div class="details">
22047                        <div class="author">
22048                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22049                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22050                                    </div>
22051                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22052                                                    </div>
22053                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22054                        <span class="date">11/01/2009</span>
22055                    </div>
22056                    <p class="excerpt">
22057                        Much has been written about the war against Hamas in Gaza. What can we learn from our sources about the current conflict?                    </p>
22058                </div>
22059            </a>
22060        </div>
22061            
22062        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22063            <a href="https://schechter.edu/does-jewish-law-permit-taking-a-census-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-3-issue-no-4-december-2008/">
22064                <div class="image-wrapper">
22065                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-1-1.png)"></div>
22066                </div>
22067                <div class="text-wrapper">
22068                    <h4 class="title">
22069                        Does Jewish Law Permit Taking a Census? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 3, Issue No. 4, December 2008                    </h4>
22070                                            <div class="tags">
22071                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
22072                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22073                                                    </div>
22074                                        <div class="details">
22075                        <div class="author">
22076                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22077                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22078                                    </div>
22079                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22080                                                    </div>
22081                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22082                        <span class="date">11/12/2008</span>
22083                    </div>
22084                    <p class="excerpt">
22085                        Israel’s sixth population census took place between December 28, 2008 and February 28, 2009. Given the Jewish aversion to counting heads, is such a census permissible according to Jewish law?                    </p>
22086                </div>
22087            </a>
22088        </div>
22089            
22090        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
22091            <a href="https://schechter.edu/post-modern-alienation-and-hope-zionism-as-a-longing-for-meaning/">
22092                <div class="image-wrapper">
22093                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/herzl-bank-note.jpg)"></div>
22094                </div>
22095                <div class="text-wrapper">
22096                    <h4 class="title">
22097                        (Post) Modern Alienation and Hope: Zionism as a Longing for Meaning                    </h4>
22098                                            <div class="tags">
22099                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
22100                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
22101                                                    </div>
22102                                        <div class="details">
22103                        <div class="author">
22104                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22105                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
22106                                    </div>
22107                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
22108                                                    </div>
22109                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22110                        <span class="date">15/11/2008</span>
22111                    </div>
22112                    <p class="excerpt">
22113                        Jews throughout the world who became ardent Zionists during the 19th and 20th centuries relate the same personal testimony heard...                    </p>
22114                </div>
22115            </a>
22116        </div>
22117            
22118        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22119            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-often-should-mezuzot-and-tefillin-be-checked-by-a-sofer-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-3-issue-no-3-november-2008/">
22120                <div class="image-wrapper">
22121                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Mezuzah-Credit-Jewbask-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
22122                </div>
22123                <div class="text-wrapper">
22124                    <h4 class="title">
22125                        How Often Should Mezuzot and Tefillin be Checked by a Sofer?                    </h4>
22126                                            <div class="tags">
22127                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
22128                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22129                                                    </div>
22130                                        <div class="details">
22131                        <div class="author">
22132                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22133                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22134                                    </div>
22135                                                                <sp
22135an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22136                                                    </div>
22137                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22138                        <span class="date">11/11/2008</span>
22139                    </div>
22140                    <p class="excerpt">
22141                        What are the various opinions for how often one is required to check mezuzot and tefillin by a sofer for damage?                     </p>
22142                </div>
22143            </a>
22144        </div>
22145            
22146        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
22147            <a href="https://schechter.edu/yom-kippur-day-of-no-justice/">
22148                <div class="image-wrapper">
22149                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/371px-Maurycy_Gottlieb_-_Jews_Praying_in_the_Synagogue_on_Yom_Kippur-e1501488676364-1.jpg)"></div>
22150                </div>
22151                <div class="text-wrapper">
22152                    <h4 class="title">
22153                        Yom Kippur: Day of No Justice                    </h4>
22154                                            <div class="tags">
22155                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
22156                                                    </div>
22157                                        <div class="details">
22158                        <div class="author">
22159                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22160                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
22161                                    </div>
22162                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
22163                                                    </div>
22164                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22165                        <span class="date">15/10/2008</span>
22166                    </div>
22167                    <p class="excerpt">
22168                        Many people erroneously think of Yom Kippur as Yom Hadin, Judgment Day – a day on which we celebrate God’s...                    </p>
22169                </div>
22170            </a>
22171        </div>
22172            
22173        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues religion-science responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22174            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-responsum-regarding-the-environment-and-air-pollution-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-3-issue-no-2-october-2008/">
22175                <div class="image-wrapper">
22176                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
22177                </div>
22178                <div class="text-wrapper">
22179                    <h4 class="title">
22180                        A Responsum Regarding the Environment and Air Pollution – Responsa in a Moment: Volume 3, Issue No. 2, October 2008                    </h4>
22181                                            <div class="tags">
22182                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
22183                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
22184                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22185                                                    </div>
22186                                        <div class="details">
22187                        <div class="author">
22188                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22189                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22190                                    </div>
22191                                                                <sp
22191an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22192                                                    </div>
22193                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22194                        <span class="date">11/10/2008</span>
22195                    </div>
22196                    <p class="excerpt">
22197                        Digging a huge phosphate quarry near three towns inhabited by 40,000 people is absolutely forbidden by Jewish law before the fact and can also be stopped after the fact.                    </p>
22198                </div>
22199            </a>
22200        </div>
22201            
22202        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22203            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-we-eat-special-foods-on-rosh-hashanah-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-3-issue-no-1-september-2008/">
22204                <div class="image-wrapper">
22205                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pomegranate-fruit-flower-exotic-65949-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
22206                </div>
22207                <div class="text-wrapper">
22208                    <h4 class="title">
22209                        Why do we Eat Special Foods on Rosh Hashanah? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 3, Issue No. 1, September 2008                    </h4>
22210                                            <div class="tags">
22211                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
22212                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22213                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
22214                                                    </div>
22215                                        <div class="details">
22216                        <div class="author">
22217                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22218                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22219                                    </div>
22220                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22221                                                    </div>
22222                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22223                        <span class="date">11/09/2008</span>
22224                    </div>
22225                    <p class="excerpt">
22226                        There is a custom to eat special foods on Rosh Hashanah. What are the sources of this custom? Why do Ashkenazim and Sefaradim eat different foods on Rosh Hashanah?                    </p>
22227                </div>
22228            </a>
22229        </div>
22230            
22231        <div class="article archive-item all-topics symbols-and-rituals theology  all-authors dr-shula-laderman">
22232            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-temple-destruction-and-its-visual-expression-in-sephardic-bibles/">
22233                <div class="image-wrapper">
22234                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Temple-548x246-3.jpg)"></div>
22235                </div>
22236                <div class="text-wrapper">
22237                    <h4 class="title">
22238                        The Temple Destruction and its Visual Expression in Sephardic Bibles                    </h4>
22239                                            <div class="tags">
22240                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
22241                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
22242                                                    </div>
22243                                        <div class="details">
22244                        <div class="author">
22245                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22246                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Shulamit_Lederman.jpg)"></div>
22247                                    </div>
22248                                                                <sp
22248an class="author-name">Dr. Shula Laderman</span>
22249                                                    </div>
22250                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22251                        <span class="date">13/07/2008</span>
22252                    </div>
22253                    <p class="excerpt">
22254                        The catastrophe of the Temple’s destruction in the year 70 stimulated a treasury of Jewish symbols that expressed visually the...                    </p>
22255                </div>
22256            </a>
22257        </div>
22258            
22259        <div class="article archive-item all-topics conversion-and-circumcision responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22260            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-responsum-regarding-the-annulment-of-conversions-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-2-issue-no-9-june-2008/">
22261                <div class="image-wrapper">
22262                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/800px-Israel_Rabbinate_High_Court_of_Appeals1959-Copy-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
22263                </div>
22264                <div class="text-wrapper">
22265                    <h4 class="title">
22266                        A Responsum Regarding the Annulment of Conversions                    </h4>
22267                                            <div class="tags">
22268                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
22269                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22270                                                    </div>
22271                                        <div class="details">
22272                        <div class="author">
22273                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22274                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22275                                    </div>
22276                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22277                                                    </div>
22278                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22279                        <span class="date">11/06/2008</span>
22280                    </div>
22281                    <p class="excerpt">
22282                        Why would a rabbinic court in Israel which belongs to the Chief Rabbinate retroactively annul thousands of conversions performed by another rabbinic court which also belongs to the Chief Rabbinate?                    </p>
22283                </div>
22284            </a>
22285        </div>
22286            
22287        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22288            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-i-made-aliyah-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-2-issue-no-8-may-2008/">
22289                <div class="image-wrapper">
22290                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Tel_Aviv_Promenade_Aerial_View_cropped-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
22291                </div>
22292                <div class="text-wrapper">
22293                    <h4 class="title">
22294                        Why I Made Aliyah Responsa in a Moment: Volume 2, Issue No. 8, May 2008                    </h4>
22295                                            <div class="tags">
22296                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
22297                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22298                                                    </div>
22299                                        <div class="details">
22300                        <div class="author">
22301                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22302                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22303                                    </div>
22304                                                                <sp
22304an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22305                                                    </div>
22306                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22307                        <span class="date">11/05/2008</span>
22308                    </div>
22309                    <p class="excerpt">
22310                        In honor of Israel ‘s 60th birthday, I would like to explain some of the reasons why I decided to live in Israel.                    </p>
22311                </div>
22312            </a>
22313        </div>
22314            
22315        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah theology  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
22316            <a href="https://schechter.edu/israel-in-egypt-slaves-or-sojourners/">
22317                <div class="image-wrapper">
22318                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-David_Roberts-IsraelitesLeavingEgypt_1828-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
22319                </div>
22320                <div class="text-wrapper">
22321                    <h4 class="title">
22322                        Israel in Egypt: Slaves or Sojourners?                    </h4>
22323                                            <div class="tags">
22324                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
22325                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
22326                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
22327                                                    </div>
22328                                        <div class="details">
22329                        <div class="author">
22330                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22331                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
22332                                    </div>
22333                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
22334                                                    </div>
22335                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22336                        <span class="date">12/04/2008</span>
22337                    </div>
22338                    <p class="excerpt">
22339                        Did the Israelites really come up out of Egypt ? Is there any historical actuality beneath the Exodus story? And...                    </p>
22340                </div>
22341            </a>
22342        </div>
22343            
22344        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible purim women-gender  all-authors dr-tamar-kadari">
22345            <a href="https://schechter.edu/queen-vashtis-costume-party/">
22346                <div class="image-wrapper">
22347                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Finding-Home-89-Siona-Benjamin-e1500536015688.jpg)"></div>
22348                </div>
22349                <div class="text-wrapper">
22350                    <h4 class="title">
22351                        Queen Vashti’s Costume Party                    </h4>
22352                                            <div class="tags">
22353                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
22354                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
22355                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
22356                                                    </div>
22357                                        <div class="details">
22358                        <div class="author">
22359                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22360                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/tamar.jpg)"></div>
22361                                    </div>
22362                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Tamar Kadari</span>
22363                                                    </div>
22364                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22365                        <span class="date">12/03/2008</span>
22366                    </div>
22367                    <p class="excerpt">
22368                        The article is part of the entry “Vashti”, written by the author for the Encyclopedia, Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical...                    </p>
22369                </div>
22370            </a>
22371        </div>
22372            
22373        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22374            <a href="https://schechter.edu/reciting-verses-aloud-in-honor-of-esther-during-the-megillah-reading-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-2-issue-no-6-march-2008-orah-hayyim-69017/">
22375                <div class="image-wrapper">
22376                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Aert-de-Gelder-Esther-et-Mordecai-e1500535641952.jpg)"></div>
22377                </div>
22378                <div class="text-wrapper">
22379                    <h4 class="title">
22380                        Reciting Verses Aloud in Honor of Esther During the Megillah Reading Responsa in a Moment: Volume 2, Issue No. 6, March 2008 Orah Hayyim 690:17                    </h4>
22381                                            <div class="tags">
22382                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
22383                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22384                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
22385                                                    </div>
22386                                        <div class="details">
22387                        <div class="author">
22388                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22389                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22390                                    </div>
22391                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22392                                                    </div>
22393                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22394                        <span class="date">11/03/2008</span>
22395                    </div>
22396                    <p class="excerpt">
22397                        What are the sources for the custom of reciting aloud four verses of redemption (2:5, 8:15, 8:16, 10:3), which are then repeated by the reader, during the public reading of Megillat Esther? May we add four additional verses of redemption related to Esther?                       </p>
22398                </div>
22399            </a>
22400        </div>
22401            
22402        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism women-gender  all-authors prof-bat-sheva-margalit-stern">
22403            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-father-herzl-and-the-holy-zionist-spirit/">
22404                <div class="image-wrapper">
22405                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do010546-e1500276726106.jpeg)"></div>
22406                </div>
22407                <div class="text-wrapper">
22408                    <h4 class="title">
22409                        The Father (Herzl) and the Holy (Zionist) Spirit                    </h4>
22410                                            <div class="tags">
22411                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
22412                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
22413                                                    </div>
22414                                        <div class="details">
22415                        <div class="author">
22416                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22417                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-13.jpg)"></div>
22418                                    </div>
22419                                                                <sp
22419an class="author-name">Prof. Bat-Sheva Margalit Stern</span>
22420                                                    </div>
22421                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22422                        <span class="date">14/02/2008</span>
22423                    </div>
22424                    <p class="excerpt">
22425                        In this article, I will shed light on a lesser-known Herzl, as expressed in his literary work of the 1890s...                    </p>
22426                </div>
22427            </a>
22428        </div>
22429            
22430        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin tzedakah  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22431            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-there-a-problem-with-plaques-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-2-issue-no-5-february-2008/">
22432                <div class="image-wrapper">
22433                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Synagogue-donor-plaques-Credit-Alon-Yeda-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
22434                </div>
22435                <div class="text-wrapper">
22436                    <h4 class="title">
22437                        Is There a Problem with Plaques?                    </h4>
22438                                            <div class="tags">
22439                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22440                                                            <div class="tag">Tzedakah</div>
22441                                                    </div>
22442                                        <div class="details">
22443                        <div class="author">
22444                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22445                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22446                                    </div>
22447                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22448                                                    </div>
22449                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22450                        <span class="date">11/02/2008</span>
22451                    </div>
22452                    <p class="excerpt">
22453                        It is a common Jewish practice to publicize the names of donors and to put up donors' plaques in their honor. Is this practice permissible or is it better to give in secret (mattan baseter)?                    </p>
22454                </div>
22455            </a>
22456        </div>
22457            
22458        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues israel-and-zionism places-sites  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
22459            <a href="https://schechter.edu/aharon-david-gordon-on-ecology-and-love-of-eretz-yisrael/">
22460                <div class="image-wrapper">
22461                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
22462                </div>
22463                <div class="text-wrapper">
22464                    <h4 class="title">
22465                        Aharon David Gordon on Ecology and Love of Eretz Yisrael                    </h4>
22466                                            <div class="tags">
22467                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
22468                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
22469                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
22470                                                    </div>
22471                                        <div class="details">
22472                        <div class="author">
22473                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22474                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
22475                                    </div>
22476                                                                <sp
22476an class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
22477                                                    </div>
22478                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22479                        <span class="date">14/01/2008</span>
22480                    </div>
22481                    <p class="excerpt">
22482                        Jews around the world will celebrate Tu B’shvat – “The New Year of the Trees” – on January 22. In...                    </p>
22483                </div>
22484            </a>
22485        </div>
22486            
22487        <div class="article archive-item all-topics illness-burial-and-mourning prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22488            <a href="https://schechter.edu/should-we-stand-or-sit-for-the-kaddish/">
22489                <div class="image-wrapper">
22490                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Chairs-in-a-Row-e1511341974532-548x202-1.png)"></div>
22491                </div>
22492                <div class="text-wrapper">
22493                    <h4 class="title">
22494                        Should We Stand or Sit for the Kaddish?                    </h4>
22495                                            <div class="tags">
22496                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
22497                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
22498                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22499                                                    </div>
22500                                        <div class="details">
22501                        <div class="author">
22502                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22503                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22504                                    </div>
22505                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22506                                                    </div>
22507                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22508                        <span class="date">11/01/2008</span>
22509                    </div>
22510                    <p class="excerpt">
22511                        In some congregations people stand for the Kaddish, in others they sit, and in others some stand and some sit. What is the correct custom?                    </p>
22512                </div>
22513            </a>
22514        </div>
22515            
22516        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death illness-burial-and-mourning responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22517            <a href="https://schechter.edu/does-jewish-law-permit-cremation-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-2-issue-no-3-december-2007/">
22518                <div class="image-wrapper">
22519                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-1-1.png)"></div>
22520                </div>
22521                <div class="text-wrapper">
22522                    <h4 class="title">
22523                        Does Jewish Law Permit Cremation?                    </h4>
22524                                            <div class="tags">
22525                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
22526                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
22527                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22528                                                    </div>
22529                                        <div class="details">
22530                        <div class="author">
22531                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22532                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22533                                    </div>
22534                                                                <sp
22534an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22535                                                    </div>
22536                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22537                        <span class="date">11/12/2007</span>
22538                    </div>
22539                    <p class="excerpt">
22540                        The accepted practice among traditional Jews is that cremation is forbidden. Does Jewish law permit cremation?                    </p>
22541                </div>
22542            </a>
22543        </div>
22544            
22545        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah rabbinic-literature symbols-and-rituals synagogue-life  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
22546            <a href="https://schechter.edu/hanukkah-holiday-of-hearth-and-home/">
22547                <div class="image-wrapper">
22548                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/350px-Peter_Paul_Rubens_and_workshop_002-e1502192480511-1.jpg)"></div>
22549                </div>
22550                <div class="text-wrapper">
22551                    <h4 class="title">
22552                        Hanukkah: Holiday of Hearth and Home                    </h4>
22553                                            <div class="tags">
22554                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
22555                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
22556                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
22557                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
22558                                                    </div>
22559                                        <div class="details">
22560                        <div class="author">
22561                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22562                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
22563                                    </div>
22564                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
22565                                                    </div>
22566                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22567                        <span class="date">13/11/2007</span>
22568                    </div>
22569                    <p class="excerpt">
22570                        In Memory of Munir Murdoch z”l, who transformed the Schechter Institute into a Home. Traditionally, Hanukkah celebrates two distinct events:...                    </p>
22571                </div>
22572            </a>
22573        </div>
22574            
22575        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22576            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-responsum-concerning-a-landlord-tenant-dispute-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-2-issue-no-2-november-2007/">
22577                <div class="image-wrapper">
22578                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Windows-with-grid-credit-Phil-Champion-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
22579                </div>
22580                <div class="text-wrapper">
22581                    <h4 class="title">
22582                        A Responsum Concerning a Landlord-Tenant Dispute – Responsa in a Moment: Volume 2, Issue No. 2, November 2007                    </h4>
22583                                            <div class="tags">
22584                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
22585                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22586                                                    </div>
22587                                        <div class="details">
22588                        <div class="author">
22589                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22590                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22591                                    </div>
22592                                                                <sp
22592an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22593                                                    </div>
22594                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22595                        <span class="date">11/11/2007</span>
22596                    </div>
22597                    <p class="excerpt">
22598                        Are there circumstances in which a Jewish educational institution would be permitted to not renew leases of long-term tenants in order to provide housing for its students? Are there any special obligations which fall upon a landlord taking such an action?                    </p>
22599                </div>
22600            </a>
22601        </div>
22602            
22603        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics  all-authors eitan-cooper">
22604            <a href="https://schechter.edu/biblical-covenant-and-the-liberal-state-a-reflection-on-the-rabin-assassination/">
22605                <div class="image-wrapper">
22606                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/NoahsSacrifice-e1501748469468.jpg)"></div>
22607                </div>
22608                <div class="text-wrapper">
22609                    <h4 class="title">
22610                        Biblical Covenant and the Liberal State: A Reflection on the Rabin Assassination                    </h4>
22611                                            <div class="tags">
22612                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
22613                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
22614                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
22615                                                    </div>
22616                                        <div class="details">
22617                        <div class="author">
22618                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22619                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-20.jpg)"></div>
22620                                    </div>
22621                                                                <span class="author-name">Private: Eitan Cooper</span>
22622                                                    </div>
22623                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22624                        <span class="date">14/10/2007</span>
22625                    </div>
22626                    <p class="excerpt">
22627                        The word “Covenant” (Brit) appears in over 200 places in the Tanach. It is used to describe a relationship between...                    </p>
22628                </div>
22629            </a>
22630        </div>
22631            
22632        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22633            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-should-shemitah-the-sabbatical-year-be-observed-in-the-state-of-israel/">
22634                <div class="image-wrapper">
22635                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Farm-View-Fields-Dirt-Crops-Aerial-690312-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
22636                </div>
22637                <div class="text-wrapper">
22638                    <h4 class="title">
22639                        How Should Shemitah (The Sabbatical Year) be Observed in the State of Israel?                    </h4>
22640                                            <div class="tags">
22641                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
22642                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22643                                                    </div>
22644                                        <div class="details">
22645                        <div class="author">
22646                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22647                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22648                                    </div>
22649                                                                <sp
22649an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22650                                                    </div>
22651                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22652                        <span class="date">11/10/2007</span>
22653                    </div>
22654                    <p class="excerpt">
22655                        According to biblical law, the Land of Israel must lie fallow during the Shemitah (sabbatical) year. How should Shemitah be observed in the State of Israel?                      </p>
22656                </div>
22657            </a>
22658        </div>
22659            
22660        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible high-holidays theology  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
22661            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-prophet-jonah-leadership-and-taking-responsibility/">
22662                <div class="image-wrapper">
22663                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/212px-Jonah_and_the_Whale_Folio_from_a_Jami_al-Tavarikh_Compendium_of_Chronicles-e1501063582644.jpg)"></div>
22664                </div>
22665                <div class="text-wrapper">
22666                    <h4 class="title">
22667                        The Prophet Jonah: Leadership and Taking Responsibility                    </h4>
22668                                            <div class="tags">
22669                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
22670                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
22671                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
22672                                                    </div>
22673                                        <div class="details">
22674                        <div class="author">
22675                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22676                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
22677                                    </div>
22678                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
22679                                                    </div>
22680                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22681                        <span class="date">12/09/2007</span>
22682                    </div>
22683                    <p class="excerpt">
22684                        These days are a time of crisis: a crisis of leadership and of faith in leaders. They direct us to...                    </p>
22685                </div>
22686            </a>
22687        </div>
22688            
22689        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days religion-science thought-and-philosophy  all-authors ">
22690            <a href="https://schechter.edu/nature-nurture-free-will/">
22691                <div class="image-wrapper">
22692                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/wild-flowers-flowers-plant-macro-40797-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
22693                </div>
22694                <div class="text-wrapper">
22695                    <h4 class="title">
22696                        Nature-Nurture &#038; Free Will                    </h4>
22697                                            <div class="tags">
22698                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
22699                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
22700                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
22701                                                    </div>
22702                                        <div class="details">
22703                        <div class="author">
22704                                                                                            <span class="author-name"></span>
22705                                                    </div>
22706                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22707                        <span class="date">13/07/2007</span>
22708                    </div>
22709                    <p class="excerpt">
22710                        The age-old adage – “does the person make the job or the job make the person?” is being framed quite...                    </p>
22711                </div>
22712            </a>
22713        </div>
22714            
22715        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history women-gender  all-authors prof-renee-levine-melammed">
22716            <a href="https://schechter.edu/three-early-modern-jewish-women-leaders-16th-to-19th-centuries/">
22717                <div class="image-wrapper">
22718                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Renee-Levine-Melamed-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
22719                </div>
22720                <div class="text-wrapper">
22721                    <h4 class="title">
22722                        Three Early Modern Jewish Women Leaders (16th to 19th centuries)                    </h4>
22723                                            <div class="tags">
22724                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
22725                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
22726                                                    </div>
22727                                        <div class="details">
22728                        <div class="author">
22729                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22730                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-4.jpg)"></div>
22731                                    </div>
22732                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Renée Levine Melammed</span>
22733                                                    </div>
22734                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22735                        <span class="date">13/06/2007</span>
22736                    </div>
22737                    <p class="excerpt">
22738                        Every society is concerned with the nature of its leadership; a glance at any newspaper on any given day reveals...                    </p>
22739                </div>
22740            </a>
22741        </div>
22742            
22743        <div class="article archive-item all-topics illness-burial-and-mourning non-jews responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22744            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-to-recite-a-mee-sheberakh-prayer-for-the-sick-for-a-non-jew/">
22745                <div class="image-wrapper">
22746                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Nature-Scene-548x246-1.png)"></div>
22747                </div>
22748                <div class="text-wrapper">
22749                    <h4 class="title">
22750                        Is it Permissible to Recite a Mee Sheberakh (Prayer for the Sick) for a Non-Jew?                    </h4>
22751                                            <div class="tags">
22752                                                            <div class="tag">Illness, Burial and Mourning</div>
22753                                                            <div class="tag">Non-Jews</div>
22754                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22755                                                    </div>
22756                                        <div class="details">
22757                        <div class="author">
22758                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22759                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22760                                    </div>
22761                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22762                                                    </div>
22763                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22764                        <span class="date">11/06/2007</span>
22765                    </div>
22766                    <p class="excerpt">
22767                        Is it permissible to pray for a non-Jew and if so, can a non-Jew be included in the standard Mee Sheberakh prayer together with Jews?                    </p>
22768                </div>
22769            </a>
22770        </div>
22771            
22772        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism places-sites  all-authors dr-yair-paz">
22773            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-zionist-movement-and-east-jerusalem-a-continuing-saga/">
22774                <div class="image-wrapper">
22775                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/220px-JERUSALEM_OLD_CITY__DOME_OF_THE_ROCK-e1499851387328.jpg)"></div>
22776                </div>
22777                <div class="text-wrapper">
22778                    <h4 class="title">
22779                        The Zionist Movement and East Jerusalem: A Continuing Saga                    </h4>
22780                                            <div class="tags">
22781                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
22782                                                            <div class="tag">Places &amp; Sites</div>
22783                                                    </div>
22784                                        <div class="details">
22785                        <div class="author">
22786                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22787                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-11.jpg)"></div>
22788                                    </div>
22789                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Yair Paz</span>
22790                                                    </div>
22791                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22792                        <span class="date">15/05/2007</span>
22793                    </div>
22794                    <p class="excerpt">
22795                        My research into the romance that flourished between the Zionist Movement and Jerusalem began years ago. When I began my...                    </p>
22796                </div>
22797            </a>
22798        </div>
22799            
22800        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22801            <a href="https://schechter.edu/is-it-permissible-for-jews-to-enter-the-temple-mount-in-our-day-in-honor-of-jerusalem-on-the-40th-anniversary-of-reunification/">
22802                <div class="image-wrapper">
22803                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Temple-Mount-Entrance-e1500290026631.jpg)"></div>
22804                </div>
22805                <div class="text-wrapper">
22806                    <h4 class="title">
22807                        Is it Permissible for Jews to Enter the Temple Mount in Our Day? In Honor of Jerusalem on the 40th Anniversary of Reunification.                    </h4>
22808                                            <div class="tags">
22809                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
22810                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22811                                                    </div>
22812                                        <div class="details">
22813                        <div class="author">
22814                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22815                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22816                                    </div>
22817                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22818                                                    </div>
22819                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22820                        <span class="date">11/05/2007</span>
22821                    </div>
22822                    <p class="excerpt">
22823                        Many Jews, especially Orthodox Jews, have not entered the Temple Mount for the past forty years. Does Jewish law really forbid Jews from entering the Temple Mount, our holiest site?                    </p>
22824                </div>
22825            </a>
22826        </div>
22827            
22828        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22829            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-is-it-customary-to-mourn-between-pesach-and-shavuot-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-1-issue-no-8-april-2007/">
22830                <div class="image-wrapper">
22831                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-2.png)"></div>
22832                </div>
22833                <div class="text-wrapper">
22834                    <h4 class="title">
22835                        Why is it Customary to Mourn Between Pesach and Shavuot?                    </h4>
22836                                            <div class="tags">
22837                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
22838                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
22839                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22840                                                    </div>
22841                                        <div class="details">
22842                        <div class="author">
22843                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22844                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22845                                    </div>
22846                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22847                                                    </div>
22848                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22849                        <span class="date">11/04/2007</span>
22850                    </div>
22851                    <p class="excerpt">
22852                        Why is mourning customary during the period of Sefirat Ha’omer (the counting of the omer)? Is there any point in maintaining these mourning customs today?                    </p>
22853                </div>
22854            </a>
22855        </div>
22856            
22857        <div class="article archive-item all-topics kashrut pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22858            <a href="https://schechter.edu/must-cosmetics-be-kosher-for-pesah-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-1-issue-no-7-march-2007/">
22859                <div class="image-wrapper">
22860                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Lipticks-Credit-Maxpixel-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
22861                </div>
22862                <div class="text-wrapper">
22863                    <h4 class="title">
22864                        Must Cosmetics Be Kosher for Pesah? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 1, Issue No. 7, March 2007                    </h4>
22865                                            <div class="tags">
22866                                                            <div class="tag">Kashrut</div>
22867                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
22868                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22869                                                    </div>
22870                                        <div class="details">
22871                        <div class="author">
22872                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22873                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22874                                    </div>
22875                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22876                                                    </div>
22877                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22878                        <span class="date">11/03/2007</span>
22879                    </div>
22880                    <p class="excerpt">
22881                        Do cosmetic products such as make-up, perfume and shampoo require a Kosher for Pesah certification?                    </p>
22882                </div>
22883            </a>
22884        </div>
22885            
22886        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22887            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-responsum-concerning-the-addition-of-the-imahot-matriarchs-to-the-amidah-silent-devotion-1-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-1-number-6-february-2007/">
22888                <div class="image-wrapper">
22889                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url()"></div>
22890                </div>
22891                <div class="text-wrapper">
22892                    <h4 class="title">
22893                        A Responsum Concerning the Addition of the Imahot (Matriarchs) to the Amidah (Silent Devotion)                    </h4>
22894                                            <div class="tags">
22895                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
22896                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22897                                                    </div>
22898                                        <div class="details">
22899                        <div class="author">
22900                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22901                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22902                                    </div>
22903                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22904                                                    </div>
22905                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22906                        <span class="date">01/02/2007</span>
22907                    </div>
22908                    <p class="excerpt">
22909                        There is a custom today to add the Imahot to the first blessing of the Amidah. Is it permissible to do so according to Jewish law?                    </p>
22910                </div>
22911            </a>
22912        </div>
22913            
22914        <div class="article archive-item all-topics conversion-and-circumcision responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22915            <a href="https://schechter.edu/how-can-apostates-such-as-the-falash-mura-return-to-judaism-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-1-issue-no-5-january-2007/">
22916                <div class="image-wrapper">
22917                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Yoreh-Deah-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
22918                </div>
22919                <div class="text-wrapper">
22920                    <h4 class="title">
22921                        How Can Apostates Such as the Falash Mura Return to Judaism?                    </h4>
22922                                            <div class="tags">
22923                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
22924                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22925                                                    </div>
22926                                        <div class="details">
22927                        <div class="author">
22928                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22929                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22930                                    </div>
22931                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22932                                                    </div>
22933                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22934                        <span class="date">11/01/2007</span>
22935                    </div>
22936                    <p class="excerpt">
22937                        In our day, there are many Jews who have converted to Christianity or Islam – among them thousands of Ethiopian Falash Mura – who wish to return to the Jewish fold. How can such apostates and their children return to Judaism?                    </p>
22938                </div>
22939            </a>
22940        </div>
22941            
22942        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics  all-authors amb-efraim-halevy">
22943            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-burning-issues-confronting-world-jewry-and-the-jews-of-israel/">
22944                <div class="image-wrapper">
22945                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Israel-Stamp-1948.jpg)"></div>
22946                </div>
22947                <div class="text-wrapper">
22948                    <h4 class="title">
22949                        The Burning Issues Confronting World Jewry and the Jews of Israel                    </h4>
22950                                            <div class="tags">
22951                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
22952                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
22953                                                    </div>
22954                                        <div class="details">
22955                        <div class="author">
22956                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22957                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
22958                                    </div>
22959                                                                <span class="author-name">Amb. Efraim Halevy</span>
22960                                                    </div>
22961                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22962                        <span class="date">15/12/2006</span>
22963                    </div>
22964                    <p class="excerpt">
22965                        This article is based on a speech delivered by Amb. Halevy at the opening dinner of the Schechter Institute Groundbreaking...                    </p>
22966                </div>
22967            </a>
22968        </div>
22969            
22970        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
22971            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-responsum-regarding-the-right-to-privacy-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-1-issue-no-4-december-2006/">
22972                <div class="image-wrapper">
22973                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Spyware-Internet-Keyboard-e1501060435133-1.jpg)"></div>
22974                </div>
22975                <div class="text-wrapper">
22976                    <h4 class="title">
22977                        A Responsum Regarding the Right to Privacy Responsa in a Moment: Volume 1, Issue No. 4, December 2006                    </h4>
22978                                            <div class="tags">
22979                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
22980                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
22981                                                    </div>
22982                                        <div class="details">
22983                        <div class="author">
22984                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
22985                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
22986                                    </div>
22987                                                                <sp
22987an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
22988                                                    </div>
22989                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
22990                        <span class="date">11/12/2006</span>
22991                    </div>
22992                    <p class="excerpt">
22993                        What is the halakhic attitude towards the practice of companies selling data on their clients or of organizations – including rabbinic and philanthropic organizations – selling or giving their email and mailing address lists to other organizations?                     </p>
22994                </div>
22995            </a>
22996        </div>
22997            
22998        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pluralism-and-politics  all-authors sharon-leshem-zinger">
22999            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-window-across-from-my-window/">
23000                <div class="image-wrapper">
23001                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Windows-with-grid-credit-Phil-Champion-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
23002                </div>
23003                <div class="text-wrapper">
23004                    <h4 class="title">
23005                        The Window Across From My Window                    </h4>
23006                                            <div class="tags">
23007                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
23008                                                    </div>
23009                                        <div class="details">
23010                        <div class="author">
23011                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23012                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
23013                                    </div>
23014                                                                <span class="author-name">Sharon Leshem-Zinger</span>
23015                                                    </div>
23016                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23017                        <span class="date">15/11/2006</span>
23018                    </div>
23019                    <p class="excerpt">
23020                        “The Window Across from My Window” is taken from Israel as a Pluralist State: Achievements and Goals, a collection of...                    </p>
23021                </div>
23022            </a>
23023        </div>
23024            
23025        <div class="article archive-item all-topics medical-ethics religion-science responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23026            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-is-the-jewish-attitude-towards-medicine-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-1-issue-no-3-november-2006/">
23027                <div class="image-wrapper">
23028                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Yoreh-Deah-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
23029                </div>
23030                <div class="text-wrapper">
23031                    <h4 class="title">
23032                        What is the Jewish Attitude Towards Medicine?                    </h4>
23033                                            <div class="tags">
23034                                                            <div class="tag">Medical Ethics</div>
23035                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
23036                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23037                                                    </div>
23038                                        <div class="details">
23039                        <div class="author">
23040                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23041                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23042                                    </div>
23043                                                                <sp
23043an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23044                                                    </div>
23045                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23046                        <span class="date">11/11/2006</span>
23047                    </div>
23048                    <p class="excerpt">
23049                         It says in the Torah “for I the Lord am your healer” (Exodus 15:26). If so, why do Jews practice medicine and consult doctors?                    </p>
23050                </div>
23051            </a>
23052        </div>
23053            
23054        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death high-holidays lifecycle symbols-and-rituals theology  all-authors paul-aberman">
23055            <a href="https://schechter.edu/when-i-get-to-heaven/">
23056                <div class="image-wrapper">
23057                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2006/10/Cedar-2-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
23058                </div>
23059                <div class="text-wrapper">
23060                    <h4 class="title">
23061                        When I Get to Heaven                    </h4>
23062                                            <div class="tags">
23063                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
23064                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
23065                                                            <div class="tag">Lifecycle</div>
23066                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
23067                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
23068                                                    </div>
23069                                        <div class="details">
23070                        <div class="author">
23071                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23072                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
23073                                    </div>
23074                                                                <span class="author-name">Paul Aberman</span>
23075                                                    </div>
23076                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23077                        <span class="date">12/10/2006</span>
23078                    </div>
23079                    <p class="excerpt">
23080                        Hershel of Ostropol, died as he lived, with a joke on his lips. As the end neared, the people of...                    </p>
23081                </div>
23082            </a>
23083        </div>
23084            
23085        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin sukkot-simhat-torah holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23086            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-and-when-do-we-read-the-book-of-kohelet-ecclesiastes-in-public-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-1-issue-no-2-october-2006-orah-hayyim-6632-1/">
23087                <div class="image-wrapper">
23088                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Eccesiastes-Bíblia-de-Cervera-Eclesiastes-fl-366-e1500547656167.jpg)"></div>
23089                </div>
23090                <div class="text-wrapper">
23091                    <h4 class="title">
23092                        Why and When Do We Read The Book of Kohelet (Ecclesiastes) In Public?                    </h4>
23093                                            <div class="tags">
23094                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23095                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
23096                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
23097                                                    </div>
23098                                        <div class="details">
23099                        <div class="author">
23100                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23101                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23102                                    </div>
23103                                                                <sp
23103an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23104                                                    </div>
23105                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23106                        <span class="date">11/10/2006</span>
23107                    </div>
23108                    <p class="excerpt">
23109                        There is a widespread custom to read the book of Kohelet on Sukkot or Shmini Atzeret or Simhat Torah. Why do we read Kohelet at this time of year? When exactly is Kohelet read? Is this a custom or an obligation?                    </p>
23110                </div>
23111            </a>
23112        </div>
23113            
23114        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23115            <a href="https://schechter.edu/when-should-selihot-be-recited-responsa-in-a-moment-volume-1-issue-no-1-september-2006/">
23116                <div class="image-wrapper">
23117                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_299383016-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
23118                </div>
23119                <div class="text-wrapper">
23120                    <h4 class="title">
23121                        When Should Selihot Be Recited? Responsa in a Moment: Volume 1, Issue No. 1, September 2006                    </h4>
23122                                            <div class="tags">
23123                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
23124                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23125                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
23126                                                    </div>
23127                                        <div class="details">
23128                        <div class="author">
23129                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23130                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23131                                    </div>
23132                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23133                                                    </div>
23134                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23135                        <span class="date">11/09/2006</span>
23136                    </div>
23137                    <p class="excerpt">
23138                        When is the proper time to begin reciting Selihot before Rosh Hashanah? Why do Ashkenazic Jews start on the Saturday night before Rosh Hashanah, while Sefardic Jews start on Rosh Hodesh Elul?                    </p>
23139                </div>
23140            </a>
23141        </div>
23142            
23143        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23144            <a href="https://schechter.edu/back-to-the-sources-some-reflections-on-the-war-in-the-galilee/">
23145                <div class="image-wrapper">
23146                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-2.png)"></div>
23147                </div>
23148                <div class="text-wrapper">
23149                    <h4 class="title">
23150                        Back to the Sources: <br>Some Reflections on the War in the Galilee                    </h4>
23151                                            <div class="tags">
23152                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
23153                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23154                                                    </div>
23155                                        <div class="details">
23156                        <div class="author">
23157                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23158                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23159                                    </div>
23160                                                                <sp
23160an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23161                                                    </div>
23162                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23163                        <span class="date">11/08/2006</span>
23164                    </div>
23165                    <p class="excerpt">
23166                        “The Guardian of Israel neither slumbers nor sleeps.” (Psalms 121:4): Sources of study to understand the war in the Galilee.                     </p>
23167                </div>
23168            </a>
23169        </div>
23170            
23171        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education pluralism-and-politics responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23172            <a href="https://schechter.edu/on-torah-tali-and-tolerance/">
23173                <div class="image-wrapper">
23174                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
23175                </div>
23176                <div class="text-wrapper">
23177                    <h4 class="title">
23178                        On Torah, TALI and Tolerance                    </h4>
23179                                            <div class="tags">
23180                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
23181                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
23182                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23183                                                    </div>
23184                                        <div class="details">
23185                        <div class="author">
23186                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23187                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23188                                    </div>
23189                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23190                                                    </div>
23191                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23192                        <span class="date">30/06/2006</span>
23193                    </div>
23194                    <p class="excerpt">
23195                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin’s remarks at a ceremony to dedicate a new Sefer Torah for the TALI school in Jerusalem's Bayit Vegan neighborhood.                    </p>
23196                </div>
23197            </a>
23198        </div>
23199            
23200        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history jewish-law-and-its-authority jewish-life-thought  all-authors prof-shmuel-glick">
23201            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-contribution-of-responsa-literature-to-the-study-of-halakha-jewish-culture-and-history/">
23202                <div class="image-wrapper">
23203                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Synagogue-Beit-Midrash-Credit-FLLL-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
23204                </div>
23205                <div class="text-wrapper">
23206                    <h4 class="title">
23207                        The Contribution of Responsa Literature to the Study of Halakha, Jewish Culture and History                    </h4>
23208                                            <div class="tags">
23209                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
23210                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
23211                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
23212                                                    </div>
23213                                        <div class="details">
23214                        <div class="author">
23215                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23216                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Prof.-Shmuel-Glick.jpg)"></div>
23217                                    </div>
23218                                                                <sp
23218an class="author-name">Prof. Shmuel Glick</span>
23219                                                    </div>
23220                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23221                        <span class="date">13/06/2006</span>
23222                    </div>
23223                    <p class="excerpt">
23224                        Responsa literature has its roots in the Geonic period (8th century), and it continues to be written to this very...                    </p>
23225                </div>
23226            </a>
23227        </div>
23228            
23229        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23230            <a href="https://schechter.edu/prayers-for-the-government-and-the-state-of-israel-yom-haatzmaut-5766/">
23231                <div class="image-wrapper">
23232                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do023195-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
23233                </div>
23234                <div class="text-wrapper">
23235                    <h4 class="title">
23236                        Prayers for the Government and the State of Israel – Yom Haatzmaut 5766                    </h4>
23237                                            <div class="tags">
23238                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
23239                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
23240                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23241                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
23242                                                    </div>
23243                                        <div class="details">
23244                        <div class="author">
23245                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23246                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23247                                    </div>
23248                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23249                                                    </div>
23250                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23251                        <span class="date">13/05/2006</span>
23252                    </div>
23253                    <p class="excerpt">
23254                        As we celebrate Israel’s 58th birthday, we hope and pray to God: “Bless the State of Israel, protect her under the wings of Your grace and spread over her a Sukkah of peace.”                    </p>
23255                </div>
23256            </a>
23257        </div>
23258            
23259        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history women-gender  all-authors dr-brenda-bacon">
23260            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-house-of-jacob-at-sinai-and-in-our-day/">
23261                <div class="image-wrapper">
23262                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Brenda_Bacon-e1501072176471.jpg)"></div>
23263                </div>
23264                <div class="text-wrapper">
23265                    <h4 class="title">
23266                        The “House of Jacob” at Sinai and in Our Day                    </h4>
23267                                            <div class="tags">
23268                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
23269                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
23270                                                    </div>
23271                                        <div class="details">
23272                        <div class="author">
23273                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23274                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/brenda-bacon-portrait-cropped.jpg)"></div>
23275                                    </div>
23276                                                                <sp
23276an class="author-name">Dr. Brenda Bacon</span>
23277                                                    </div>
23278                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23279                        <span class="date">13/05/2006</span>
23280                    </div>
23281                    <p class="excerpt">
23282                        “Thus shall you say to the house of Jacob and declare to the children of Israel (Exodus 19:3).” This verse...                    </p>
23283                </div>
23284            </a>
23285        </div>
23286            
23287        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah symbols-and-rituals women-gender  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
23288            <a href="https://schechter.edu/from-silenced-slavery-to-bare-freedom-womens-voices-at-the-passover-seder/">
23289                <div class="image-wrapper">
23290                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Shmura_Matzo2-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
23291                </div>
23292                <div class="text-wrapper">
23293                    <h4 class="title">
23294                        From Silenced Slavery to Bare Freedom: Women’s Voices at the Passover Seder                    </h4>
23295                                            <div class="tags">
23296                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
23297                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
23298                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
23299                                                    </div>
23300                                        <div class="details">
23301                        <div class="author">
23302                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23303                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
23304                                    </div>
23305                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
23306                                                    </div>
23307                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23308                        <span class="date">13/04/2006</span>
23309                    </div>
23310                    <p class="excerpt">
23311                        In 1975 a group of leaders of the feminist movement in the U.S., Jewish by birth but not necessarily by...                    </p>
23312                </div>
23313            </a>
23314        </div>
23315            
23316        <div class="article archive-item all-topics holocaust-remembrance-day-yom-hashoah responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23317            <a href="https://schechter.edu/introducing-megillat-hashoah-the-shoah-scroll-yom-hashoah-holocaust-memorial-day-2002/">
23318                <div class="image-wrapper">
23319                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/tikun-megillat-hashoah-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
23320                </div>
23321                <div class="text-wrapper">
23322                    <h4 class="title">
23323                        Introducing Megillat Hashoah: The Shoah Scroll Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Memorial Day) 2002                    </h4>
23324                                            <div class="tags">
23325                                                            <div class="tag">Holocaust Remembrance Day / Yom Hashoah</div>
23326                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23327                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
23328                                                    </div>
23329                                        <div class="details">
23330                        <div class="author">
23331                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23332                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23333                                    </div>
23334                                                                <sp
23334an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23335                                                    </div>
23336                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23337                        <span class="date">13/04/2006</span>
23338                    </div>
23339                    <p class="excerpt">
23340                        We hope that this scroll will be accepted by Klal Yisrael (the collective Jewish people) as a meaningful religious way to commemorate the memory of the Holocaust for generations.                    </p>
23341                </div>
23342            </a>
23343        </div>
23344            
23345        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23346            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-origins-of-the-seder/">
23347                <div class="image-wrapper">
23348                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Seder_Plate-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
23349                </div>
23350                <div class="text-wrapper">
23351                    <h4 class="title">
23352                        The Origins of the Seder                    </h4>
23353                                            <div class="tags">
23354                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
23355                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23356                                                    </div>
23357                                        <div class="details">
23358                        <div class="author">
23359                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23360                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23361                                    </div>
23362                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23363                                                    </div>
23364                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23365                        <span class="date">11/04/2006</span>
23366                    </div>
23367                    <p class="excerpt">
23368                        The Seder, which is celebrated on the first night of Pesah or on the first two nights in the Diaspora – is the central ritual of the holiday of Passover. But what is the origin of the Seder and the Haggadah?                    </p>
23369                </div>
23370            </a>
23371        </div>
23372            
23373        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim women-gender  all-authors dr-einat-ramon">
23374            <a href="https://schechter.edu/esthers-megillah/">
23375                <div class="image-wrapper">
23376                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/175px-Ester_y_Mardoqueo_escribiendo_la_primera_carta_del_Purim_Ester_9-20-21_-_Aert_de_GELDER_-_Google_Cultural_Institute-e1500536391663.jpg)"></div>
23377                </div>
23378                <div class="text-wrapper">
23379                    <h4 class="title">
23380                        Esther’s Megillah                    </h4>
23381                                            <div class="tags">
23382                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
23383                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
23384                                                    </div>
23385                                        <div class="details">
23386                        <div class="author">
23387                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23388                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-12.jpg)"></div>
23389                                    </div>
23390                                                                <sp
23390an class="author-name">Dr. Einat Ramon</span>
23391                                                    </div>
23392                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23393                        <span class="date">14/03/2006</span>
23394                    </div>
23395                    <p class="excerpt">
23396                        (First published in Yediot Aharonot – Literary Supplement, Fri. March 10, 2006) The Scroll of Esther appears to have been...                    </p>
23397                </div>
23398            </a>
23399        </div>
23400            
23401        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible purim symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
23402            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-holiday-of-purim-from-salvation-to-vengeance/">
23403                <div class="image-wrapper">
23404                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Megillah-Reading-By-Chefallen-Own-work-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
23405                </div>
23406                <div class="text-wrapper">
23407                    <h4 class="title">
23408                        The Holiday of Purim: From Salvation to Vengeance                    </h4>
23409                                            <div class="tags">
23410                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
23411                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
23412                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
23413                                                    </div>
23414                                        <div class="details">
23415                        <div class="author">
23416                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23417                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
23418                                    </div>
23419                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
23420                                                    </div>
23421                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23422                        <span class="date">12/03/2006</span>
23423                    </div>
23424                    <p class="excerpt">
23425                        Toward the very end of the scroll of Esther, in Ix, 24-26, the essence of the story of Purim is...                    </p>
23426                </div>
23427            </a>
23428        </div>
23429            
23430        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23431            <a href="https://schechter.edu/yitro-vs-amalek-purim-5766/">
23432                <div class="image-wrapper">
23433                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Megillah-Reading-By-Chefallen-Own-work-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
23434                </div>
23435                <div class="text-wrapper">
23436                    <h4 class="title">
23437                        Yitro vs. Amalek: Purim 5766                    </h4>
23438                                            <div class="tags">
23439                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
23440                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23441                                                    </div>
23442                                        <div class="details">
23443                        <div class="author">
23444                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23445                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23446                                    </div>
23447                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23448                                                    </div>
23449                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23450                        <span class="date">12/03/2006</span>
23451                    </div>
23452                    <p class="excerpt">
23453                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin compares two figures from the Bible - Jethro and Amalek - as a way of understanding Israel's conflict with its enemies.                    </p>
23454                </div>
23455            </a>
23456        </div>
23457            
23458        <div class="article archive-item all-topics rabbinic-literature symbols-and-rituals thought-and-philosophy  all-authors aharon-m-singer">
23459            <a href="https://schechter.edu/human-responses-to-suffering-in-rabbinic-teaching/">
23460                <div class="image-wrapper">
23461                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Scale-of-Justice-Credit-Perhelion-540x228-1.png)"></div>
23462                </div>
23463                <div class="text-wrapper">
23464                    <h4 class="title">
23465                        Human Responses to Suffering in Rabbinic Teaching                    </h4>
23466                                            <div class="tags">
23467                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
23468                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
23469                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
23470                                                    </div>
23471                                        <div class="details">
23472                        <div class="author">
23473                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23474                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
23475                                    </div>
23476                                                                <span class="author-name">Aharon M. Singer</span>
23477                                                    </div>
23478                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23479                        <span class="date">13/02/2006</span>
23480                    </div>
23481                    <p class="excerpt">
23482                        This essay approaches the problem of suffering through the study of human response rather than through a theological speculation. Better...                    </p>
23483                </div>
23484            </a>
23485        </div>
23486            
23487        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23488            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-tale-of-two-tali-schools/">
23489                <div class="image-wrapper">
23490                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
23491                </div>
23492                <div class="text-wrapper">
23493                    <h4 class="title">
23494                        A Tale of Two TALI Schools                    </h4>
23495                                            <div class="tags">
23496                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
23497                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23498                                                    </div>
23499                                        <div class="details">
23500                        <div class="author">
23501                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23502                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23503                                    </div>
23504                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23505                                                    </div>
23506                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23507                        <span class="date">12/02/2006</span>
23508                    </div>
23509                    <p class="excerpt">
23510                        Observations of two schools which participate in the TALI Education Fund initiative which brings Jewish studies curriculum to secular Israeli schools.                    </p>
23511                </div>
23512            </a>
23513        </div>
23514            
23515        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23516            <a href="https://schechter.edu/zaakat-dalot-halakhic-solutions-for-the-agunot-of-our-time/">
23517                <div class="image-wrapper">
23518                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Zaakat_Dalot.jpg)"></div>
23519                </div>
23520                <div class="text-wrapper">
23521                    <h4 class="title">
23522                        Za’akat Dalot: Halakhic Solutions for the Agunot of Our Time                    </h4>
23523                                            <div class="tags">
23524                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23525                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
23526                                                    </div>
23527                                        <div class="details">
23528                        <div class="author">
23529                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23530                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23531                                    </div>
23532                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23533                                                    </div>
23534                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23535                        <span class="date">12/01/2006</span>
23536                    </div>
23537                    <p class="excerpt">
23538                        The Center for Women in Jewish Law examines solutions to free women bound in marriage by husbands who refuse to grant a Jewish divorce.                    </p>
23539                </div>
23540            </a>
23541        </div>
23542            
23543        <div class="article archive-item all-topics conversion-and-circumcision history thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-yossi-turner">
23544            <a href="https://schechter.edu/judaism-history-and-eternity-according-to-franz-rosenzweig/">
23545                <div class="image-wrapper">
23546                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/FranzRosenzweig-plaque-Credit-Frank-Behnsen-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
23547                </div>
23548                <div class="text-wrapper">
23549                    <h4 class="title">
23550                        Judaism, History and Eternity According to Franz Rosenzweig                    </h4>
23551                                            <div class="tags">
23552                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
23553                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
23554                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
23555                                                    </div>
23556                                        <div class="details">
23557                        <div class="author">
23558                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23559                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-9.jpg)"></div>
23560                                    </div>
23561                                                                <sp
23561an class="author-name">Prof. Yossi Turner</span>
23562                                                    </div>
23563                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23564                        <span class="date">11/01/2006</span>
23565                    </div>
23566                    <p class="excerpt">
23567                        Throughout the ages Jews and Judaism have lived as a part of host civilizations. They have been in the past...                    </p>
23568                </div>
23569            </a>
23570        </div>
23571            
23572        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-ari-ackerman">
23573            <a href="https://schechter.edu/eliezer-schweid-on-the-religious-secular-rift/">
23574                <div class="image-wrapper">
23575                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstockNoam-Armonn-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
23576                </div>
23577                <div class="text-wrapper">
23578                    <h4 class="title">
23579                        Eliezer Schweid on the Religious-Secular Rift                    </h4>
23580                                            <div class="tags">
23581                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
23582                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
23583                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
23584                                                    </div>
23585                                        <div class="details">
23586                        <div class="author">
23587                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23588                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-3.jpg)"></div>
23589                                    </div>
23590                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Ari Ackerman</span>
23591                                                    </div>
23592                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23593                        <span class="date">14/12/2005</span>
23594                    </div>
23595                    <p class="excerpt">
23596                        Among the many Israeli ideologues and theoreticians that have examined the conflict between religious and secular Jews in Israel perhaps...                    </p>
23597                </div>
23598            </a>
23599        </div>
23600            
23601        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23602            <a href="https://schechter.edu/solomon-schechter-rivka-lipa-and-jewish-womens-studies-2/">
23603                <div class="image-wrapper">
23604                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
23605                </div>
23606                <div class="text-wrapper">
23607                    <h4 class="title">
23608                        Solomon Schechter, Rivka Lipa <br>and Jewish Women’s Studies                    </h4>
23609                                            <div class="tags">
23610                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
23611                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23612                                                    </div>
23613                                        <div class="details">
23614                        <div class="author">
23615                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23616                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23617                                    </div>
23618                                                                <sp
23618an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23619                                                    </div>
23620                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23621                        <span class="date">01/12/2005</span>
23622                    </div>
23623                    <p class="excerpt">
23624                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin’s opening remarks at the first annual Sarah Becker Frank Conference on the Status of Women in Israel.                     </p>
23625                </div>
23626            </a>
23627        </div>
23628            
23629        <div class="article archive-item all-topics birth-and-children responsa-by-david-golinkin women-in-jewish-law  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23630            <a href="https://schechter.edu/when-should-baby-girls-be-named/">
23631                <div class="image-wrapper">
23632                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Crying-Baby-By-Dziurek-e1501066893746-1.jpg)"></div>
23633                </div>
23634                <div class="text-wrapper">
23635                    <h4 class="title">
23636                        When Should Baby Girls Be Named?                    </h4>
23637                                            <div class="tags">
23638                                                            <div class="tag">Birth and Children</div>
23639                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23640                                                            <div class="tag">Women in Jewish Law</div>
23641                                                    </div>
23642                                        <div class="details">
23643                        <div class="author">
23644                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23645                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23646                                    </div>
23647                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23648                                                    </div>
23649                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23650                        <span class="date">11/11/2005</span>
23651                    </div>
23652                    <p class="excerpt">
23653                        A historical survey of the diverse Jewish customs and traditions for when baby girls and boys are formally named.                    </p>
23654                </div>
23655            </a>
23656        </div>
23657            
23658        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin sukkot-simhat-torah holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23659            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-four-faces-of-simhat-torah-1/">
23660                <div class="image-wrapper">
23661                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
23662                </div>
23663                <div class="text-wrapper">
23664                    <h4 class="title">
23665                        The Four Faces of Simhat Torah (1)                    </h4>
23666                                            <div class="tags">
23667                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23668                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
23669                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
23670                                                    </div>
23671                                        <div class="details">
23672                        <div class="author">
23673                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23674                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23675                                    </div>
23676                                                                <sp
23676an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23677                                                    </div>
23678                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23679                        <span class="date">01/10/2005</span>
23680                    </div>
23681                    <p class="excerpt">
23682                        Simhat Torah is not just a holiday of joy and dancing, but also symbolizes our love for the Torah, the cyclical nature of Torah study, the democratic nature of Torah study, and the development of Jewish law throughout the generations.                    </p>
23683                </div>
23684            </a>
23685        </div>
23686            
23687        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays social-justice theology  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
23688            <a href="https://schechter.edu/repairing-the-world-repairing-the-soul/">
23689                <div class="image-wrapper">
23690                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do010152-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
23691                </div>
23692                <div class="text-wrapper">
23693                    <h4 class="title">
23694                        Repairing the World Repairing the Soul                    </h4>
23695                                            <div class="tags">
23696                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
23697                                                            <div class="tag">Social Justice</div>
23698                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
23699                                                    </div>
23700                                        <div class="details">
23701                        <div class="author">
23702                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23703                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
23704                                    </div>
23705                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
23706                                                    </div>
23707                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23708                        <span class="date">13/09/2005</span>
23709                    </div>
23710                    <p class="excerpt">
23711                        Many years ago I saw an American television movie (it might have been a mini-series; I forgot the name), which...                    </p>
23712                </div>
23713            </a>
23714        </div>
23715            
23716        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23717            <a href="https://schechter.edu/do-repentance-prayer-and-tzedakah-avert-the-severe-decree/">
23718                <div class="image-wrapper">
23719                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_299383016-548x246-2.jpg)"></div>
23720                </div>
23721                <div class="text-wrapper">
23722                    <h4 class="title">
23723                        Do “Repentance, Prayer and Tzedakah Avert the Severe Decree”?                    </h4>
23724                                            <div class="tags">
23725                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
23726                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23727                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
23728                                                    </div>
23729                                        <div class="details">
23730                        <div class="author">
23731                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23732                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23733                                    </div>
23734                                                                <sp
23734an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23735                                                    </div>
23736                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23737                        <span class="date">13/09/2005</span>
23738                    </div>
23739                    <p class="excerpt">
23740                        "But repentance, prayer and tzedakah avert the severe decree." Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin examines the source and interpretation of one of the central prayers of the Jewish High Holiday service.                     </p>
23741                </div>
23742            </a>
23743        </div>
23744            
23745        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism pluralism-and-politics thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-yossi-turner">
23746            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-disengagement-plan-from-a-historical-philosophical-perspective/">
23747                <div class="image-wrapper">
23748                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do046814-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
23749                </div>
23750                <div class="text-wrapper">
23751                    <h4 class="title">
23752                        The Disengagement Plan from a Historical-Philosophical Perspective                    </h4>
23753                                            <div class="tags">
23754                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
23755                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
23756                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
23757                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
23758                                                    </div>
23759                                        <div class="details">
23760                        <div class="author">
23761                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23762                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-9.jpg)"></div>
23763                                    </div>
23764                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Yossi Turner</span>
23765                                                    </div>
23766                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23767                        <span class="date">13/08/2005</span>
23768                    </div>
23769                    <p class="excerpt">
23770                        It is only on rare occasions that individuals sense the movement of history beneath their feet. Usually, such a feeling...                    </p>
23771                </div>
23772            </a>
23773        </div>
23774            
23775        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible women-gender  all-authors paul-aberman">
23776            <a href="https://schechter.edu/standing-up-for-rights-daughters-of-zelophehad/">
23777                <div class="image-wrapper">
23778                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-The_Daughters_of_Zelophehad-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
23779                </div>
23780                <div class="text-wrapper">
23781                    <h4 class="title">
23782                        Standing up for Rights: Daughters of Zelophehad                    </h4>
23783                                            <div class="tags">
23784                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
23785                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
23786                                                    </div>
23787                                        <div class="details">
23788                        <div class="author">
23789                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23790                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
23791                                    </div>
23792                                                                <sp
23792an class="author-name">Paul Aberman</span>
23793                                                    </div>
23794                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23795                        <span class="date">12/07/2005</span>
23796                    </div>
23797                    <p class="excerpt">
23798                        Two cases of women standing up for their rights in Israel caught my attention this week. A group of ultra-Orthodox...                    </p>
23799                </div>
23800            </a>
23801        </div>
23802            
23803        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23804            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-jewish-attitude-towards-non-violent-protest-and-civil-disobedience/">
23805                <div class="image-wrapper">
23806                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-2.png)"></div>
23807                </div>
23808                <div class="text-wrapper">
23809                    <h4 class="title">
23810                        The Jewish Attitude Towards Non-Violent Protest and Civil Disobedience                    </h4>
23811                                            <div class="tags">
23812                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
23813                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23814                                                    </div>
23815                                        <div class="details">
23816                        <div class="author">
23817                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23818                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23819                                    </div>
23820                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23821                                                    </div>
23822                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23823                        <span class="date">11/07/2005</span>
23824                    </div>
23825                    <p class="excerpt">
23826                        Jewish law and tradition allow Jews to disobey orders, protest and engage in civil disobedience, provided that these activities are non-violent and provided that the protestors are willing to suffer the consequences such as imprisonment.                    </p>
23827                </div>
23828            </a>
23829        </div>
23830            
23831        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible pesah  all-authors dr-george-savran">
23832            <a href="https://schechter.edu/moses-and-the-demands-of-leadership/">
23833                <div class="image-wrapper">
23834                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/390px-Rembrandt_-_Moses_Smashing_the_Tablets_of_the_Law_-_WGA19132-e1502185289721.jpg)"></div>
23835                </div>
23836                <div class="text-wrapper">
23837                    <h4 class="title">
23838                        Moses and the Demands of Leadership                    </h4>
23839                                            <div class="tags">
23840                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
23841                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
23842                                                    </div>
23843                                        <div class="details">
23844                        <div class="author">
23845                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23846                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-18.jpg)"></div>
23847                                    </div>
23848                                                                <sp
23848an class="author-name">Dr. George Savran</span>
23849                                                    </div>
23850                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23851                        <span class="date">12/06/2005</span>
23852                    </div>
23853                    <p class="excerpt">
23854                        After a long hiatus, Parashat Beha’alotekha marks the resumption of the narrative of Israel’s desert sojourn, detailing a series of...                    </p>
23855                </div>
23856            </a>
23857        </div>
23858            
23859        <div class="article archive-item all-topics miscellaneous responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23860            <a href="https://schechter.edu/on-turning-fifty/">
23861                <div class="image-wrapper">
23862                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-2.png)"></div>
23863                </div>
23864                <div class="text-wrapper">
23865                    <h4 class="title">
23866                        On Turning Fifty                    </h4>
23867                                            <div class="tags">
23868                                                            <div class="tag">Miscellaneous</div>
23869                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23870                                                    </div>
23871                                        <div class="details">
23872                        <div class="author">
23873                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23874                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23875                                    </div>
23876                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23877                                                    </div>
23878                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23879                        <span class="date">11/06/2005</span>
23880                    </div>
23881                    <p class="excerpt">
23882                        Why is 50 the age of counsel? A look at the Jewish attitude toward birthdays and celebrating growing older.                    </p>
23883                </div>
23884            </a>
23885        </div>
23886            
23887        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar yom-yerushalayim  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23888            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jerusalem-in-jewish-law-and-custom-a-preliminary-typology-in-honor-of-yom-yerushalayim-28-iyar-5765-june-6-2005/">
23889                <div class="image-wrapper">
23890                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_567267853-1-e1499855736194.jpg)"></div>
23891                </div>
23892                <div class="text-wrapper">
23893                    <h4 class="title">
23894                        Jerusalem in Jewish Law and Custom: A Preliminary Typology* In Honor of Yom Yerushalayim 28 Iyar 5765 &#8211; June 6, 2005                    </h4>
23895                                            <div class="tags">
23896                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
23897                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23898                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
23899                                                            <div class="tag">Yom Yerushalayim</div>
23900                                                    </div>
23901                                        <div class="details">
23902                        <div class="author">
23903                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23904                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23905                                    </div>
23906                                                                <sp
23906an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23907                                                    </div>
23908                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23909                        <span class="date">15/05/2005</span>
23910                    </div>
23911                    <p class="excerpt">
23912                        In honor of Jerusalem Day, an examination of Jewish laws and customs that have evolved in connection with Jerusalem.                    </p>
23913                </div>
23914            </a>
23915        </div>
23916            
23917        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut synagogue-life  all-authors linda-price">
23918            <a href="https://schechter.edu/celebrating-57-yom-haatzmaut/">
23919                <div class="image-wrapper">
23920                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2005/05/640px-Flickr_-_Israel_Defense_Forces_-_IAF_Flight_for_Israels_63rd_Independence_Day-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
23921                </div>
23922                <div class="text-wrapper">
23923                    <h4 class="title">
23924                        Celebrating 57: Israeli Independence Day                    </h4>
23925                                            <div class="tags">
23926                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
23927                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
23928                                                            <div class="tag">Synagogue Life</div>
23929                                                    </div>
23930                                        <div class="details">
23931                        <div class="author">
23932                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23933                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
23934                                    </div>
23935                                                                <span class="author-name">Linda Price</span>
23936                                                    </div>
23937                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23938                        <span class="date">13/05/2005</span>
23939                    </div>
23940                    <p class="excerpt">
23941                        11:00 a.m. The siren to commemorate Israel’s fallen has just sounded throughout the country. Each year, while standing at attention, ...                    </p>
23942                </div>
23943            </a>
23944        </div>
23945            
23946        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible shavuot theology  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-frankel">
23947            <a href="https://schechter.edu/where-has-matan-torah-gone/">
23948                <div class="image-wrapper">
23949                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Matan-Torah-Kadari-art-e1500456962335.jpg)"></div>
23950                </div>
23951                <div class="text-wrapper">
23952                    <h4 class="title">
23953                        Where Has Matan Torah Gone?                    </h4>
23954                                            <div class="tags">
23955                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
23956                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
23957                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
23958                                                    </div>
23959                                        <div class="details">
23960                        <div class="author">
23961                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23962                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-6.jpg)"></div>
23963                                    </div>
23964                                                                <sp
23964an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Frankel</span>
23965                                                    </div>
23966                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23967                        <span class="date">12/05/2005</span>
23968                    </div>
23969                    <p class="excerpt">
23970                        The story of the revelation and lawgiving at Mount Sinai is clearly one of the dramatic high points in the...                    </p>
23971                </div>
23972            </a>
23973        </div>
23974            
23975        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
23976            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-redemption-is-like-the-dawn/">
23977                <div class="image-wrapper">
23978                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do023195-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
23979                </div>
23980                <div class="text-wrapper">
23981                    <h4 class="title">
23982                        Redemption is Like The Dawn                    </h4>
23983                                            <div class="tags">
23984                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
23985                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
23986                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
23987                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
23988                                                    </div>
23989                                        <div class="details">
23990                        <div class="author">
23991                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
23992                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
23993                                    </div>
23994                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
23995                                                    </div>
23996                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
23997                        <span class="date">15/04/2005</span>
23998                    </div>
23999                    <p class="excerpt">
24000                        As Israel marks Independence Day – Yom Haatzmaut – looking back on 100 years of achievements of Zionism reveals a slow path to redemption.                    </p>
24001                </div>
24002            </a>
24003        </div>
24004            
24005        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible kashrut pesah  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
24006            <a href="https://schechter.edu/which-came-first-the-hametz-or-the-matzah-prof-moshe-benovitz/">
24007                <div class="image-wrapper">
24008                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Shmura_Matzo2-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
24009                </div>
24010                <div class="text-wrapper">
24011                    <h4 class="title">
24012                        Which Came First: The Hametz or the Matzah? Prof. Moshe Benovitz                    </h4>
24013                                            <div class="tags">
24014                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
24015                                                            <div class="tag">Kashrut</div>
24016                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
24017                                                    </div>
24018                                        <div class="details">
24019                        <div class="author">
24020                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24021                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
24022                                    </div>
24023                                                                <sp
24023an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
24024                                                    </div>
24025                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24026                        <span class="date">12/04/2005</span>
24027                    </div>
24028                    <p class="excerpt">
24029                        Few topics are covered as thoroughly as the Passover story in Jewish educational programs of all types: formal and informal,...                    </p>
24030                </div>
24031            </a>
24032        </div>
24033            
24034        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24035            <a href="https://schechter.edu/are-jews-still-commanded-to-blot-out-the-memory-of-amalek-2/">
24036                <div class="image-wrapper">
24037                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-2.png)"></div>
24038                </div>
24039                <div class="text-wrapper">
24040                    <h4 class="title">
24041                        Are Jews Still Commanded to Blot Out the Memory of Amalek?                    </h4>
24042                                            <div class="tags">
24043                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
24044                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24045                                                    </div>
24046                                        <div class="details">
24047                        <div class="author">
24048                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24049                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24050                                    </div>
24051                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24052                                                    </div>
24053                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24054                        <span class="date">11/03/2005</span>
24055                    </div>
24056                    <p class="excerpt">
24057                        Are Jews still commanded to blot out the memory of Amalek? Why blot out the memory of Amalek, as opposed to other peoples who have attacked the Jewish People throughout history?                    </p>
24058                </div>
24059            </a>
24060        </div>
24061            
24062        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible theology thought-and-philosophy  all-authors aharon-m-singer">
24063            <a href="https://schechter.edu/leading-god-out-of-dark-alleyways/">
24064                <div class="image-wrapper">
24065                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2005/02/480px-Audrey_Jeffers_Highway_Trinidad-e1501491882712.jpg)"></div>
24066                </div>
24067                <div class="text-wrapper">
24068                    <h4 class="title">
24069                        Leading God Out of Dark Alleyways                    </h4>
24070                                            <div class="tags">
24071                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
24072                                                            <div class="tag">Theology</div>
24073                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
24074                                                    </div>
24075                                        <div class="details">
24076                        <div class="author">
24077                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24078                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
24079                                    </div>
24080                                                                <sp
24080an class="author-name">Aharon M. Singer</span>
24081                                                    </div>
24082                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24083                        <span class="date">12/02/2005</span>
24084                    </div>
24085                    <p class="excerpt">
24086                        Rabbi Judah said, “The matter may be compared to the case of a king who had two sons, one an...                    </p>
24087                </div>
24088            </a>
24089        </div>
24090            
24091        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24092            <a href="https://schechter.edu/returning-territories-for-the-sake-of-peace/">
24093                <div class="image-wrapper">
24094                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Map-of-Israel-e1500288049788.jpg)"></div>
24095                </div>
24096                <div class="text-wrapper">
24097                    <h4 class="title">
24098                        Returning Territories for the Sake of Peace                    </h4>
24099                                            <div class="tags">
24100                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
24101                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24102                                                    </div>
24103                                        <div class="details">
24104                        <div class="author">
24105                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24106                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24107                                    </div>
24108                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24109                                                    </div>
24110                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24111                        <span class="date">11/02/2005</span>
24112                    </div>
24113                    <p class="excerpt">
24114                        Does Jewish law permit the State of Israel to give back all or part of the territories captured in 1967 for the sake of peace and saving lives?                    </p>
24115                </div>
24116            </a>
24117        </div>
24118            
24119        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24120            <a href="https://schechter.edu/what-maimonides-means-to-me/">
24121                <div class="image-wrapper">
24122                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
24123                </div>
24124                <div class="text-wrapper">
24125                    <h4 class="title">
24126                        What Maimonides Means to Me                    </h4>
24127                                            <div class="tags">
24128                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
24129                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24130                                                    </div>
24131                                        <div class="details">
24132                        <div class="author">
24133                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24134                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24135                                    </div>
24136                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24137                                                    </div>
24138                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24139                        <span class="date">01/01/2005</span>
24140                    </div>
24141                    <p class="excerpt">
24142                        In honor of the 800th yahrzeit of Rabbi Moses Maimonides, Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin discusses lessons we can derive from his life and works.                    </p>
24143                </div>
24144            </a>
24145        </div>
24146            
24147        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah history symbols-and-rituals  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
24148            <a href="https://schechter.edu/nature-and-jewish-religion-thoughts-for-hanukkah/">
24149                <div class="image-wrapper">
24150                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/368px-Hanuka-Menorah-by-Gil-Dekel-2014-1-e1512842446753.jpg)"></div>
24151                </div>
24152                <div class="text-wrapper">
24153                    <h4 class="title">
24154                        Nature and Jewish Religion: Thoughts for Hanukkah                    </h4>
24155                                            <div class="tags">
24156                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
24157                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
24158                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
24159                                                    </div>
24160                                        <div class="details">
24161                        <div class="author">
24162                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24163                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
24164                                    </div>
24165                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
24166                                                    </div>
24167                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24168                        <span class="date">13/12/2004</span>
24169                    </div>
24170                    <p class="excerpt">
24171                        Most biblically ordained Jewish festivals have a double significance: they have one meaning associated with nature and another meaning associated...                    </p>
24172                </div>
24173            </a>
24174        </div>
24175            
24176        <div class="article archive-item all-topics rabbis-and-rabbinical-seminaries responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24177            <a href="https://schechter.edu/from-breslau-to-jerusalem-a-vision-for-the-future-based-on-the-past/">
24178                <div class="image-wrapper">
24179                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
24180                </div>
24181                <div class="text-wrapper">
24182                    <h4 class="title">
24183                        From Breslau to Jerusalem:  A Vision for the Future Based on the Past                    </h4>
24184                                            <div class="tags">
24185                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbis and Rabbinical Seminaries</div>
24186                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24187                                                    </div>
24188                                        <div class="details">
24189                        <div class="author">
24190                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24191                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24192                                    </div>
24193                                                                <sp
24193an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24194                                                    </div>
24195                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24196                        <span class="date">07/12/2004</span>
24197                    </div>
24198                    <p class="excerpt">
24199                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin’s opening lecture at a conference to mark the 150th anniversary of the founding of the Breslau Rabbinical Seminary and the 20th anniversary of the Schechter Rabbinical Seminary in Jerusalem.                    </p>
24200                </div>
24201            </a>
24202        </div>
24203            
24204        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism thought-and-philosophy  all-authors prof-yossi-turner">
24205            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-new-zionism-in-memory-of-mordecai-kaplan/">
24206                <div class="image-wrapper">
24207                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Mordechai-Kaplan-and-sons-Credit-Aliza-Kol-Fogelson-548x246-1.png)"></div>
24208                </div>
24209                <div class="text-wrapper">
24210                    <h4 class="title">
24211                        The New Zionism: In Memory of Mordecai Kaplan                    </h4>
24212                                            <div class="tags">
24213                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
24214                                                            <div class="tag">Thought and Philosophy</div>
24215                                                    </div>
24216                                        <div class="details">
24217                        <div class="author">
24218                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24219                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-9.jpg)"></div>
24220                                    </div>
24221                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Yossi Turner</span>
24222                                                    </div>
24223                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24224                        <span class="date">14/11/2004</span>
24225                    </div>
24226                    <p class="excerpt">
24227                        The Monday night and Tuesday of this week commemorate the 21st yahrzeit of Prof. Mordecai Kaplan. Kaplan is best known...                    </p>
24228                </div>
24229            </a>
24230        </div>
24231            
24232        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24233            <a href="https://schechter.edu/to-tell-or-not-to-tell-confidentiality-vs-disclosure-in-jewish-law-and-tradition-1/">
24234                <div class="image-wrapper">
24235                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
24236                </div>
24237                <div class="text-wrapper">
24238                    <h4 class="title">
24239                        To Tell or Not to Tell: Confidentiality vs. Disclosure in Jewish Law and Tradition (1)                    </h4>
24240                                            <div class="tags">
24241                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
24242                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24243                                                    </div>
24244                                        <div class="details">
24245                        <div class="author">
24246                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24247                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24248                                    </div>
24249                                                                <sp
24249an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24250                                                    </div>
24251                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24252                        <span class="date">01/11/2004</span>
24253                    </div>
24254                    <p class="excerpt">
24255                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin examines sources in Jewish law which govern complex decisions about privacy, confidentiality and disclosure.                     </p>
24256                </div>
24257            </a>
24258        </div>
24259            
24260        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education  all-authors rabbi-elisha-wolfin">
24261            <a href="https://schechter.edu/since-the-secular-have-transgressed-unwittingly/">
24262                <div class="image-wrapper">
24263                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Elisha_Wolfin.jpg)"></div>
24264                </div>
24265                <div class="text-wrapper">
24266                    <h4 class="title">
24267                        Since the Secular [Have Transgressed] Unwittingly                    </h4>
24268                                            <div class="tags">
24269                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
24270                                                    </div>
24271                                        <div class="details">
24272                        <div class="author">
24273                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24274                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
24275                                    </div>
24276                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Elisha Wolfin</span>
24277                                                    </div>
24278                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24279                        <span class="date">12/10/2004</span>
24280                    </div>
24281                    <p class="excerpt">
24282                        The secular public waived its right to interpret Judaism and adapt it to the spirit of the times, to its...                    </p>
24283                </div>
24284            </a>
24285        </div>
24286            
24287        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin sukkot-simhat-torah holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24288            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-we-sit-in-the-sukkah/">
24289                <div class="image-wrapper">
24290                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Shalom-Koboshvili-Feast-of-Sukkot-prayers-gouache-on-paper-1938-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
24291                </div>
24292                <div class="text-wrapper">
24293                    <h4 class="title">
24294                        Why do we Sit in the Sukkah?                    </h4>
24295                                            <div class="tags">
24296                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24297                                                            <div class="tag">Sukkot and Simhat Torah</div>
24298                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
24299                                                    </div>
24300                                        <div class="details">
24301                        <div class="author">
24302                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24303                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24304                                    </div>
24305                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24306                                                    </div>
24307                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24308                        <span class="date">11/10/2004</span>
24309                    </div>
24310                    <p class="excerpt">
24311                        The holiday of Sukkot has been blessed with many beautiful laws and customs. What are the reasons for the most basic mitzvah of sitting in the sukkah?                    </p>
24312                </div>
24313            </a>
24314        </div>
24315            
24316        <div class="article archive-item all-topics high-holidays responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24317            <a href="https://schechter.edu/like-sheep-or-like-soldiers-solving-a-mahzor-mystery/">
24318                <div class="image-wrapper">
24319                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_299383016-548x246-2.jpg)"></div>
24320                </div>
24321                <div class="text-wrapper">
24322                    <h4 class="title">
24323                        Like Sheep or Like Soldiers? Solving a Mahzor Mystery                    </h4>
24324                                            <div class="tags">
24325                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
24326                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24327                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
24328                                                    </div>
24329                                        <div class="details">
24330                        <div class="author">
24331                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24332                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24333                                    </div>
24334                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24335                                                    </div>
24336                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24337                        <span class="date">13/09/2004</span>
24338                    </div>
24339                    <p class="excerpt">
24340                        An examination of one of the phrases from the Unetane Tokef, a central prayer in the Jewish High Holy Day service.                     </p>
24341                </div>
24342            </a>
24343        </div>
24344            
24345        <div class="article archive-item all-topics rosh-chodesh-new-month symbols-and-rituals  all-authors prof-moshe-benovitz">
24346            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-monthly-encounter-with-the-skekhinah/">
24347                <div class="image-wrapper">
24348                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/New-Moon-beth-woodrum-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
24349                </div>
24350                <div class="text-wrapper">
24351                    <h4 class="title">
24352                        A Monthly Encounter with the Skekhinah                    </h4>
24353                                            <div class="tags">
24354                                                            <div class="tag">Rosh Chodesh (New Month)</div>
24355                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
24356                                                    </div>
24357                                        <div class="details">
24358                        <div class="author">
24359                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24360                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-7.jpg)"></div>
24361                                    </div>
24362                                                                <sp
24362an class="author-name">Prof. Moshe Benovitz</span>
24363                                                    </div>
24364                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24365                        <span class="date">13/06/2004</span>
24366                    </div>
24367                    <p class="excerpt">
24368                        The ritual known today as birkat hahodesh, “the blessing of the new moon”, is widely observed in synagogues throughout the...                    </p>
24369                </div>
24370            </a>
24371        </div>
24372            
24373        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut  all-authors prof-shmuel-glick">
24374            <a href="https://schechter.edu/memorial-day-for-israels-fallen-soldiers/">
24375                <div class="image-wrapper">
24376                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2004/05/Do023748-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
24377                </div>
24378                <div class="text-wrapper">
24379                    <h4 class="title">
24380                        Memorial Day for Israel’s Fallen Soldiers                    </h4>
24381                                            <div class="tags">
24382                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
24383                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
24384                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
24385                                                    </div>
24386                                        <div class="details">
24387                        <div class="author">
24388                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24389                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Prof.-Shmuel-Glick.jpg)"></div>
24390                                    </div>
24391                                                                <span class="author-name">Prof. Shmuel Glick</span>
24392                                                    </div>
24393                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24394                        <span class="date">12/05/2004</span>
24395                    </div>
24396                    <p class="excerpt">
24397                        Brothers and sisters of sorrow and pain! With a bowed head and in trembling before the Almighty, we gathered together...                    </p>
24398                </div>
24399            </a>
24400        </div>
24401            
24402        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism pesah symbols-and-rituals  all-authors prof-yossi-turner">
24403            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-passover-seder-as-a-key-to-jewish-continuity/">
24404                <div class="image-wrapper">
24405                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/1850ukr_pesah-548x246-2.jpg)"></div>
24406                </div>
24407                <div class="text-wrapper">
24408                    <h4 class="title">
24409                        The Passover Seder as a Key to Jewish Continuity                    </h4>
24410                                            <div class="tags">
24411                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
24412                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
24413                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
24414                                                    </div>
24415                                        <div class="details">
24416                        <div class="author">
24417                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24418                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-9.jpg)"></div>
24419                                    </div>
24420                                                                <sp
24420an class="author-name">Prof. Yossi Turner</span>
24421                                                    </div>
24422                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24423                        <span class="date">13/04/2004</span>
24424                    </div>
24425                    <p class="excerpt">
24426                        In comparison with the fate of many of the laws and customs associated with Jewish tradition, it appears that none...                    </p>
24427                </div>
24428            </a>
24429        </div>
24430            
24431        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24432            <a href="https://schechter.edu/pesah-potpourri-on-the-origin-and-development-of-some-lesser-known-pesah-customs/">
24433                <div class="image-wrapper">
24434                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/1850ukr_pesah-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
24435                </div>
24436                <div class="text-wrapper">
24437                    <h4 class="title">
24438                        Pesah Potpourri: On the Origin and Development of Some Lesser-Known Pesah Customs                    </h4>
24439                                            <div class="tags">
24440                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
24441                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24442                                                    </div>
24443                                        <div class="details">
24444                        <div class="author">
24445                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24446                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24447                                    </div>
24448                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24449                                                    </div>
24450                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24451                        <span class="date">13/04/2004</span>
24452                    </div>
24453                    <p class="excerpt">
24454                        The holiday of Pesah has been blessed with hundreds of laws. In this article, we shall discuss some of the lesser-known Pesah customs – or at least lesser-known to Ashkenazic Jews.                    </p>
24455                </div>
24456            </a>
24457        </div>
24458            
24459        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim  all-authors dr-pnina-galpaz-feller">
24460            <a href="https://schechter.edu/things-are-not-always-as-they-seem/">
24461                <div class="image-wrapper">
24462                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2004/03/531px-Topeng_Bali-e1500534315609-1.jpg)"></div>
24463                </div>
24464                <div class="text-wrapper">
24465                    <h4 class="title">
24466                        Things are Not Always as They Seem                    </h4>
24467                                            <div class="tags">
24468                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
24469                                                    </div>
24470                                        <div class="details">
24471                        <div class="author">
24472                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24473                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/businesswoman.svg)"></div>
24474                                    </div>
24475                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Pnina Galpaz Feller</span>
24476                                                    </div>
24477                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24478                        <span class="date">15/03/2004</span>
24479                    </div>
24480                    <p class="excerpt">
24481                        Masks are a kind of veil that covers the face and hide one’s identity while at the same time highlighting...                    </p>
24482                </div>
24483            </a>
24484        </div>
24485            
24486        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-education pluralism-and-politics responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24487            <a href="https://schechter.edu/wanted-a-jewish-revolutionin-the-state-of-israel/">
24488                <div class="image-wrapper">
24489                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Israeli-flag-IDF-pride-Zahal-IDF-on-parade-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
24490                </div>
24491                <div class="text-wrapper">
24492                    <h4 class="title">
24493                        Wanted: A “Jewish Revolution”in the State of Israel                    </h4>
24494                                            <div class="tags">
24495                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
24496                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
24497                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24498                                                    </div>
24499                                        <div class="details">
24500                        <div class="author">
24501                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24502                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24503                                    </div>
24504                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24505                                                    </div>
24506                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24507                        <span class="date">12/03/2004</span>
24508                    </div>
24509                    <p class="excerpt">
24510                        Israel needs a revolution in education to overcome illiteracy and loss of Jewish identity in Israel.                    </p>
24511                </div>
24512            </a>
24513        </div>
24514            
24515        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism jewish-education pluralism-and-politics  all-authors rabbi-dr-harvey-meirovich">
24516            <a href="https://schechter.edu/forging-jewish-identity-in-israel/">
24517                <div class="image-wrapper">
24518                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2004/02/Mission-at-TALI-Yokneam-School-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
24519                </div>
24520                <div class="text-wrapper">
24521                    <h4 class="title">
24522                        Forging Jewish Identity in Israel                    </h4>
24523                                            <div class="tags">
24524                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
24525                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Education</div>
24526                                                            <div class="tag">Pluralism and Politics</div>
24527                                                    </div>
24528                                        <div class="details">
24529                        <div class="author">
24530                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24531                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
24532                                    </div>
24533                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. Harvey Meirovich</span>
24534                                                    </div>
24535                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24536                        <span class="date">13/02/2004</span>
24537                    </div>
24538                    <p class="excerpt">
24539                        Allow me to place my observations in context by sharing a passage written by one of Israel’s leading statesmen. Allow...                    </p>
24540                </div>
24541            </a>
24542        </div>
24543            
24544        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24545            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-midrash-in-memory-of-ilan-ramon-zl/">
24546                <div class="image-wrapper">
24547                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
24548                </div>
24549                <div class="text-wrapper">
24550                    <h4 class="title">
24551                        A Midrash in Memory of Ilan Ramon z”l                    </h4>
24552                                            <div class="tags">
24553                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
24554                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24555                                                    </div>
24556                                        <div class="details">
24557                        <div class="author">
24558                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24559                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24560                                    </div>
24561                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24562                                                    </div>
24563                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24564                        <span class="date">01/02/2004</span>
24565                    </div>
24566                    <p class="excerpt">
24567                        Hazzan Melanie Fine's midrash written in memory of Col. Ilan Ramon and the other astronauts who died in the explosion of the Space Shuttle Columbia on Feb. 1, 2003.                     </p>
24568                </div>
24569            </a>
24570        </div>
24571            
24572        <div class="article archive-item all-topics fast-days history israel-and-zionism jewish-life-thought  all-authors prof-guy-miron">
24573            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-tenth-of-tevet/">
24574                <div class="image-wrapper">
24575                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/436px-Nebuchadnezzar_camp_outside_Jerusalem._Famine_in_the_city-e1502191078541.jpg)"></div>
24576                </div>
24577                <div class="text-wrapper">
24578                    <h4 class="title">
24579                        The Tenth of Tevet                    </h4>
24580                                            <div class="tags">
24581                                                            <div class="tag">Fast Days</div>
24582                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
24583                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
24584                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Life &amp; Thought</div>
24585                                                    </div>
24586                                        <div class="details">
24587                        <div class="author">
24588                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24589                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
24590                                    </div>
24591                                                                <sp
24591an class="author-name">Prof. Guy Miron</span>
24592                                                    </div>
24593                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24594                        <span class="date">13/01/2004</span>
24595                    </div>
24596                    <p class="excerpt">
24597                        The fast day of the Tenth of Tevet symbolizes symbolizes the first of a series of events which led to...                    </p>
24598                </div>
24599            </a>
24600        </div>
24601            
24602        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24603            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-secret-of-eternal-youth-a-tribute-to-prof-alice-shalvi/">
24604                <div class="image-wrapper">
24605                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
24606                </div>
24607                <div class="text-wrapper">
24608                    <h4 class="title">
24609                        The Secret of Eternal Youth:  A Tribute to Prof. Alice Shalvi                    </h4>
24610                                            <div class="tags">
24611                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
24612                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24613                                                    </div>
24614                                        <div class="details">
24615                        <div class="author">
24616                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24617                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24618                                    </div>
24619                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24620                                                    </div>
24621                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24622                        <span class="date">01/01/2004</span>
24623                    </div>
24624                    <p class="excerpt">
24625                        A life of learning, teaching and doing: Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin's remarks honoring Professor Alice Shalvi's service to the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies.                     </p>
24626                </div>
24627            </a>
24628        </div>
24629            
24630        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah responsa-by-david-golinkin symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24631            <a href="https://schechter.edu/hanukkah-customs/">
24632                <div class="image-wrapper">
24633                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/368px-Hanuka-Menorah-by-Gil-Dekel-2014-1-e1512842446753.jpg)"></div>
24634                </div>
24635                <div class="text-wrapper">
24636                    <h4 class="title">
24637                        Hanukkah Exotica: On the Origin and Development of Some Hanukkah Customs*                    </h4>
24638                                            <div class="tags">
24639                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
24640                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24641                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
24642                                                    </div>
24643                                        <div class="details">
24644                        <div class="author">
24645                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24646                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24647                                    </div>
24648                                                                <sp
24648an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24649                                                    </div>
24650                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24651                        <span class="date">13/12/2003</span>
24652                    </div>
24653                    <p class="excerpt">
24654                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin discusses the origin and sources of some well-known and lesser known customs of Hanukkah as they have evolved over time.                    </p>
24655                </div>
24656            </a>
24657        </div>
24658            
24659        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah history  all-authors rabbi-dr-david-levine">
24660            <a href="https://schechter.edu/second-temple-judaism-and-the-hannukah-story/">
24661                <div class="image-wrapper">
24662                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/368px-Hanuka-Menorah-by-Gil-Dekel-2014-1-e1512842446753.jpg)"></div>
24663                </div>
24664                <div class="text-wrapper">
24665                    <h4 class="title">
24666                        Second Temple Judaism and the Hannukah Story                    </h4>
24667                                            <div class="tags">
24668                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
24669                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
24670                                                    </div>
24671                                        <div class="details">
24672                        <div class="author">
24673                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24674                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(/wp-content/themes/schechter-en/images/manager.svg)"></div>
24675                                    </div>
24676                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Dr. David Levine</span>
24677                                                    </div>
24678                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24679                        <span class="date">13/12/2003</span>
24680                    </div>
24681                    <p class="excerpt">
24682                        The Second Temple period of Jewish history begins with the edict of Cyrus in 538 BCE marking the end of...                    </p>
24683                </div>
24684            </a>
24685        </div>
24686            
24687        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible  all-authors dr-george-savran">
24688            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jacobs-dream-and-the-transformational-moment/">
24689                <div class="image-wrapper">
24690                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/377px-Blake_jacobsladder-e1500370830577.jpg)"></div>
24691                </div>
24692                <div class="text-wrapper">
24693                    <h4 class="title">
24694                        Jacob’s Dream and the Transformational Moment                    </h4>
24695                                            <div class="tags">
24696                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
24697                                                    </div>
24698                                        <div class="details">
24699                        <div class="author">
24700                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24701                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-18.jpg)"></div>
24702                                    </div>
24703                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. George Savran</span>
24704                                                    </div>
24705                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24706                        <span class="date">12/11/2003</span>
24707                    </div>
24708                    <p class="excerpt">
24709                        The narrative of Jacob’s dream in Gen. 28:10-22 describes nothing less than a transformational moment in the life of Israel’s...                    </p>
24710                </div>
24711            </a>
24712        </div>
24713            
24714        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24715            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-best-of-three-worlds-a-tribute-to-professor-walter-ackerman-acky-zl-1925-2003/">
24716                <div class="image-wrapper">
24717                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
24718                </div>
24719                <div class="text-wrapper">
24720                    <h4 class="title">
24721                        “The Best of Three Worlds”: A Tribute to Professor Walter Ackerman (Acky) z”l (1925-2003)                    </h4>
24722                                            <div class="tags">
24723                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
24724                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24725                                                    </div>
24726                                        <div class="details">
24727                        <div class="author">
24728                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24729                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24730                                    </div>
24731                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24732                                                    </div>
24733                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24734                        <span class="date">27/10/2003</span>
24735                    </div>
24736                    <p class="excerpt">
24737                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin's eulogy in tribute of Professor Walter Ackerman (Acky) z”l (1925-2003).                     </p>
24738                </div>
24739            </a>
24740        </div>
24741            
24742        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24743            <a href="https://schechter.edu/pidyon-shvuyim-the-redemption-of-captives-how-far-should-israel-go-in-order-to-redeem-captives-from-terrorist-organizations/">
24744                <div class="image-wrapper">
24745                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Map-of-Israel-e1500288049788.jpg)"></div>
24746                </div>
24747                <div class="text-wrapper">
24748                    <h4 class="title">
24749                        Pidyon shvuyim (The Redemption of Captives): How Far Should Israel Go in Order to Redeem Captives from Terrorist Organizations?                    </h4>
24750                                            <div class="tags">
24751                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
24752                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24753                                                    </div>
24754                                        <div class="details">
24755                        <div class="author">
24756                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24757                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24758                                    </div>
24759                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24760                                                    </div>
24761                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24762                        <span class="date">14/10/2003</span>
24763                    </div>
24764                    <p class="excerpt">
24765                        Should Israel exchange 400 Arab terrorists for Elhanan Tanenbaum and the bodies of three Israeli soldiers kidnapped and killed in Lebanon in October 2000?                    </p>
24766                </div>
24767            </a>
24768        </div>
24769            
24770        <div class="article archive-item all-topics death high-holidays responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24771            <a href="https://schechter.edu/death-and-life-are-in-the-hand-of-the-tongue-yom-kippur-5764/">
24772                <div class="image-wrapper">
24773                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/shutterstock_299383016-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
24774                </div>
24775                <div class="text-wrapper">
24776                    <h4 class="title">
24777                        Death and Life are in the Hand of the Tongue: Yom Kippur 5764                    </h4>
24778                                            <div class="tags">
24779                                                            <div class="tag">Death</div>
24780                                                            <div class="tag">High Holidays</div>
24781                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24782                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
24783                                                    </div>
24784                                        <div class="details">
24785                        <div class="author">
24786                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24787                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24788                                    </div>
24789                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24790                                                    </div>
24791                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24792                        <span class="date">11/10/2003</span>
24793                    </div>
24794                    <p class="excerpt">
24795                        Jewish law requires us to confess our sins at every service on Yom Kippur (Yoma 87b), but we are not required to say the exact list of Al Het, which has grown steadily longer throughout the centuries?                    </p>
24796                </div>
24797            </a>
24798        </div>
24799            
24800        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24801            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-basic-principles-of-jewish-business-ethics/">
24802                <div class="image-wrapper">
24803                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/913489-5-548x246-1-1.jpg)"></div>
24804                </div>
24805                <div class="text-wrapper">
24806                    <h4 class="title">
24807                        The Basic Principles of Jewish Business Ethics                    </h4>
24808                                            <div class="tags">
24809                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
24810                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24811                                                    </div>
24812                                        <div class="details">
24813                        <div class="author">
24814                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24815                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24816                                    </div>
24817                                                                <sp
24817an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24818                                                    </div>
24819                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24820                        <span class="date">11/10/2003</span>
24821                    </div>
24822                    <p class="excerpt">
24823                        Jewish law and ethics have much to say about the world of business. An overview of Jewish business ethics, followed by a basic bibliography on the subject.                    </p>
24824                </div>
24825            </a>
24826        </div>
24827            
24828        <div class="article archive-item all-topics bible history women-gender  all-authors dr-brenda-bacon">
24829            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-daughters-of-zelophehad-and-the-struggle-for-justice-for-women/">
24830                <div class="image-wrapper">
24831                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-The_Daughters_of_Zelophehad-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
24832                </div>
24833                <div class="text-wrapper">
24834                    <h4 class="title">
24835                        The Daughters of Zelophehad and the Struggle for Justice for Women                    </h4>
24836                                            <div class="tags">
24837                                                            <div class="tag">Bible</div>
24838                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
24839                                                            <div class="tag">Women &amp; Gender</div>
24840                                                    </div>
24841                                        <div class="details">
24842                        <div class="author">
24843                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24844                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/brenda-bacon-portrait-cropped.jpg)"></div>
24845                                    </div>
24846                                                                <span class="author-name">Dr. Brenda Bacon</span>
24847                                                    </div>
24848                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24849                        <span class="date">12/07/2003</span>
24850                    </div>
24851                    <p class="excerpt">
24852                        For those of us who view the contemporary concern with the dignity and rights of Jewish women a direct outcome...                    </p>
24853                </div>
24854            </a>
24855        </div>
24856            
24857        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24858            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-eulogy-for-rabbi-david-clayman-zl/">
24859                <div class="image-wrapper">
24860                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
24861                </div>
24862                <div class="text-wrapper">
24863                    <h4 class="title">
24864                         A Eulogy for Rabbi David Clayman z”l                    </h4>
24865                                            <div class="tags">
24866                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
24867                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24868                                                    </div>
24869                                        <div class="details">
24870                        <div class="author">
24871                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24872                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24873                                    </div>
24874                                                                <sp
24874an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24875                                                    </div>
24876                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24877                        <span class="date">01/07/2003</span>
24878                    </div>
24879                    <p class="excerpt">
24880                        A doer and an activist: Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin pays tribute to a life of good deeds in his eulogy for Rabbi David Clayman, z"l.                     </p>
24881                </div>
24882            </a>
24883        </div>
24884            
24885        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar yom-yerushalayim  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24886            <a href="https://schechter.edu/heavenly-or-earthly-will-the-real-jerusalem-please-stand-up/">
24887                <div class="image-wrapper">
24888                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Jerusalem-Tapestry-Credit-Kimon-Berlin-548x246-2.jpg)"></div>
24889                </div>
24890                <div class="text-wrapper">
24891                    <h4 class="title">
24892                        Heavenly or Earthly: Will the Real Jerusalem Please Stand Up                    </h4>
24893                                            <div class="tags">
24894                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24895                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
24896                                                            <div class="tag">Yom Yerushalayim</div>
24897                                                    </div>
24898                                        <div class="details">
24899                        <div class="author">
24900                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24901                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24902                                    </div>
24903                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24904                                                    </div>
24905                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24906                        <span class="date">15/06/2003</span>
24907                    </div>
24908                    <p class="excerpt">
24909                        Observations after 30 years as a resident of Israel's holy and heavenly capital on what it is like to live in Jerusalem.                    </p>
24910                </div>
24911            </a>
24912        </div>
24913            
24914        <div class="article archive-item all-topics history israel-and-zionism israel-independence-day-yom-haatzmaut responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24915            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-time-capsule-from-november-1947/">
24916                <div class="image-wrapper">
24917                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
24918                </div>
24919                <div class="text-wrapper">
24920                    <h4 class="title">
24921                         A Time Capsule from November 1947                    </h4>
24922                                            <div class="tags">
24923                                                            <div class="tag">History</div>
24924                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
24925                                                            <div class="tag">Israel Independence Day / Yom Ha’atzma’ut</div>
24926                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24927                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
24928                                                    </div>
24929                                        <div class="details">
24930                        <div class="author">
24931                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24932                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24933                                    </div>
24934                                                                <sp
24934an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24935                                                    </div>
24936                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24937                        <span class="date">10/05/2003</span>
24938                    </div>
24939                    <p class="excerpt">
24940                        On Israel Independence Day, Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin offers a tribute to100-year-old Binyamin Brenzel and a reprint of his letter from Israel following the 1947 U.N. Partition Vote.                    </p>
24941                </div>
24942            </a>
24943        </div>
24944            
24945        <div class="article archive-item all-topics pesah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24946            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-use-of-drama-at-the-pesah-seder/">
24947                <div class="image-wrapper">
24948                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/TALI-Eshel-Pesach-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
24949                </div>
24950                <div class="text-wrapper">
24951                    <h4 class="title">
24952                        The Use of Drama at the Pesah Seder*                    </h4>
24953                                            <div class="tags">
24954                                                            <div class="tag">Pesah</div>
24955                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24956                                                    </div>
24957                                        <div class="details">
24958                        <div class="author">
24959                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24960                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24961                                    </div>
24962                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24963                                                    </div>
24964                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24965                        <span class="date">13/04/2003</span>
24966                    </div>
24967                    <p class="excerpt">
24968                        Drama as an educational tool during the Passover Seder arouses the interest of children and brings the Exodus story to life.                    </p>
24969                </div>
24970            </a>
24971        </div>
24972            
24973        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
24974            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-wonderful-life-rabbi-noah-golinkin-zl-1913-2003/">
24975                <div class="image-wrapper">
24976                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
24977                </div>
24978                <div class="text-wrapper">
24979                    <h4 class="title">
24980                        A Wonderful Life: Rabbi Noah Golinkin z”l (1913-2003)                    </h4>
24981                                            <div class="tags">
24982                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
24983                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
24984                                                    </div>
24985                                        <div class="details">
24986                        <div class="author">
24987                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
24988                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
24989                                    </div>
24990                                                                <sp
24990an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
24991                                                    </div>
24992                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
24993                        <span class="date">10/03/2003</span>
24994                    </div>
24995                    <p class="excerpt">
24996                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin delivers a eulogy for his father, Rabbi Noah Golinkin, z"l.                     </p>
24997                </div>
24998            </a>
24999        </div>
25000            
25001        <div class="article archive-item all-topics conversion-and-circumcision responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25002            <a href="https://schechter.edu/on-conversion-intermarriage-and-who-is-a-jew/">
25003                <div class="image-wrapper">
25004                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/BEST-Uzh-144-scaled-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
25005                </div>
25006                <div class="text-wrapper">
25007                    <h4 class="title">
25008                        On Conversion, Intermarriage and “Who Is a Jew?”                    </h4>
25009                                            <div class="tags">
25010                                                            <div class="tag">Conversion and Circumcision</div>
25011                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25012                                                    </div>
25013                                        <div class="details">
25014                        <div class="author">
25015                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25016                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25017                                    </div>
25018                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25019                                                    </div>
25020                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25021                        <span class="date">11/02/2003</span>
25022                    </div>
25023                    <p class="excerpt">
25024                        Tackling the question of "Who is a Jew?" by examining legal hurdles in Israel to allow non-Orthodox conversions.                    </p>
25025                </div>
25026            </a>
25027        </div>
25028            
25029        <div class="article archive-item all-topics prayer-and-synagogues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25030            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-do-we-need-synagogues/">
25031                <div class="image-wrapper">
25032                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/homepage_image_4-e1500455504476.jpg)"></div>
25033                </div>
25034                <div class="text-wrapper">
25035                    <h4 class="title">
25036                        Why Do We Need Synagogues?                    </h4>
25037                                            <div class="tags">
25038                                                            <div class="tag">Prayer and Synagogues</div>
25039                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25040                                                    </div>
25041                                        <div class="details">
25042                        <div class="author">
25043                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25044                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25045                                    </div>
25046                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25047                                                    </div>
25048                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25049                        <span class="date">11/02/2003</span>
25050                    </div>
25051                    <p class="excerpt">
25052                        Why did God say regarding the building of the mishkan, “And let them make me a sanctuary that I might dwell among them”? Why do we need a mishkan or a mikdash (temple) or a synagogue?                    </p>
25053                </div>
25054            </a>
25055        </div>
25056            
25057        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin shabbat-shirah holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25058            <a href="https://schechter.edu/why-is-shabbat-shirah-for-the-birds/">
25059                <div class="image-wrapper">
25060                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Open-Torah-scroll-Credit-Moumou82-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
25061                </div>
25062                <div class="text-wrapper">
25063                    <h4 class="title">
25064                        Why is Shabbat Shirah “for the Birds”?                    </h4>
25065                                            <div class="tags">
25066                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25067                                                            <div class="tag">Shabbat Shirah</div>
25068                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
25069                                                    </div>
25070                                        <div class="details">
25071                        <div class="author">
25072                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25073                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25074                                    </div>
25075                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25076                                                    </div>
25077                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25078                        <span class="date">11/01/2003</span>
25079                    </div>
25080                    <p class="excerpt">
25081                        There is an Ashkenazic custom to feed the birds on Shabbat Shirah. What are the sources and reasons for this custom?                    </p>
25082                </div>
25083            </a>
25084        </div>
25085            
25086        <div class="article archive-item all-topics rabbis-and-rabbinical-seminaries responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25087            <a href="https://schechter.edu/the-ideal-rabbi-today/">
25088                <div class="image-wrapper">
25089                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
25090                </div>
25091                <div class="text-wrapper">
25092                    <h4 class="title">
25093                        The Ideal Rabbi in Israel Today                    </h4>
25094                                            <div class="tags">
25095                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbis and Rabbinical Seminaries</div>
25096                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25097                                                    </div>
25098                                        <div class="details">
25099                        <div class="author">
25100                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25101                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25102                                    </div>
25103                                                                <sp
25103an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25104                                                    </div>
25105                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25106                        <span class="date">01/12/2002</span>
25107                    </div>
25108                    <p class="excerpt">
25109                        The rabbinate and even the term rabbi have changed constantly during the last two millennia.  What are the 10 most important qualities that make an ideal rabbi in the 21st century.                    </p>
25110                </div>
25111            </a>
25112        </div>
25113            
25114        <div class="article archive-item all-topics ethical-issues responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25115            <a href="https://schechter.edu/evolving-attitudes-towards-the-handicapped-in-jewish-law-the-case-of-the-deaf-mute/">
25116                <div class="image-wrapper">
25117                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
25118                </div>
25119                <div class="text-wrapper">
25120                    <h4 class="title">
25121                        Evolving Attitudes Towards the Handicapped in Jewish Law: The Case of the  Deaf-Mute                    </h4>
25122                                            <div class="tags">
25123                                                            <div class="tag">Ethical Issues</div>
25124                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25125                                                    </div>
25126                                        <div class="details">
25127                        <div class="author">
25128                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25129                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25130                                    </div>
25131                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25132                                                    </div>
25133                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25134                        <span class="date">01/10/2002</span>
25135                    </div>
25136                    <p class="excerpt">
25137                        How have changes in society and education influenced the evolution of Jewish law with regard to disabilities, in particular deafness.                     </p>
25138                </div>
25139            </a>
25140        </div>
25141            
25142        <div class="article archive-item all-topics miscellaneous religion-science responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25143            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-responsum-regarding-space-travel/">
25144                <div class="image-wrapper">
25145                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Astronaut-Credit-Nasa-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
25146                </div>
25147                <div class="text-wrapper">
25148                    <h4 class="title">
25149                        A Responsum Regarding Space Travel                    </h4>
25150                                            <div class="tags">
25151                                                            <div class="tag">Miscellaneous</div>
25152                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
25153                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25154                                                    </div>
25155                                        <div class="details">
25156                        <div class="author">
25157                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25158                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25159                                    </div>
25160                                                                <sp
25160an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25161                                                    </div>
25162                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25163                        <span class="date">11/06/2002</span>
25164                    </div>
25165                    <p class="excerpt">
25166                        How does Jewish law guide observance for Jewish space travelers with regard to Kashrut, daily prayer, Shabbat, and festivals?                    </p>
25167                </div>
25168            </a>
25169        </div>
25170            
25171        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin shavuot holidays-and-hebrew-calendar  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25172            <a href="https://schechter.edu/shavuot-torah-as-sweet-as-honey/">
25173                <div class="image-wrapper">
25174                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Shavuot-Dairy-Wheat-credit-Viktoria-Hodos-Small-548x246-1.png)"></div>
25175                </div>
25176                <div class="text-wrapper">
25177                    <h4 class="title">
25178                        Shavuot: “Torah as Sweet as Honey”                    </h4>
25179                                            <div class="tags">
25180                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25181                                                            <div class="tag">Shavuot</div>
25182                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
25183                                                    </div>
25184                                        <div class="details">
25185                        <div class="author">
25186                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25187                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25188                                    </div>
25189                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25190                                                    </div>
25191                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25192                        <span class="date">13/05/2002</span>
25193                    </div>
25194                    <p class="excerpt">
25195                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin discusses the beautiful customs of the holiday of Shavuot, which marks the gift of Torah to the Jewish People.                    </p>
25196                </div>
25197            </a>
25198        </div>
25199            
25200        <div class="article archive-item all-topics non-jews responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25201            <a href="https://schechter.edu/stranger-within-your-gates/">
25202                <div class="image-wrapper">
25203                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Shmura_Matzo2-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
25204                </div>
25205                <div class="text-wrapper">
25206                    <h4 class="title">
25207                        &#8220;The Stranger Within Your Gates” – Foreign Workers in Israel Today                    </h4>
25208                                            <div class="tags">
25209                                                            <div class="tag">Non-Jews</div>
25210                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25211                                                    </div>
25212                                        <div class="details">
25213                        <div class="author">
25214                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25215                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25216                                    </div>
25217                                                                <sp
25217an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25218                                                    </div>
25219                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25220                        <span class="date">11/03/2002</span>
25221                    </div>
25222                    <p class="excerpt">
25223                        Passover, when we retell the story of the Exodus from Egypt, is an opportune time to discuss the status of foreign workers in Israel.                    </p>
25224                </div>
25225            </a>
25226        </div>
25227            
25228        <div class="article archive-item all-topics purim rabbinic-literature responsa-by-david-golinkin symbols-and-rituals  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25229            <a href="https://schechter.edu/purim-to-drink-or-not-to-drink/">
25230                <div class="image-wrapper">
25231                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/pexels-photo-66636-scaled-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
25232                </div>
25233                <div class="text-wrapper">
25234                    <h4 class="title">
25235                        Purim: To Drink or Not to Drink?                    </h4>
25236                                            <div class="tags">
25237                                                            <div class="tag">Purim</div>
25238                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbinic Literature</div>
25239                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25240                                                            <div class="tag">Symbols and Rituals</div>
25241                                                    </div>
25242                                        <div class="details">
25243                        <div class="author">
25244                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25245                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25246                                    </div>
25247                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25248                                                    </div>
25249                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25250                        <span class="date">13/02/2002</span>
25251                    </div>
25252                    <p class="excerpt">
25253                        The Jewish people throughout history has always opposed drunkenness. That is the message of the stories of Noah and Lot...                    </p>
25254                </div>
25255            </a>
25256        </div>
25257            
25258        <div class="article archive-item all-topics rabbis-and-rabbinical-seminaries responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25259            <a href="https://schechter.edu/jewish-history-is-like-a-water-wheel/">
25260                <div class="image-wrapper">
25261                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
25262                </div>
25263                <div class="text-wrapper">
25264                    <h4 class="title">
25265                        Jewish History is Like a Water Wheel                    </h4>
25266                                            <div class="tags">
25267                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbis and Rabbinical Seminaries</div>
25268                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25269                                                    </div>
25270                                        <div class="details">
25271                        <div class="author">
25272                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25273                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25274                                    </div>
25275                                                                <sp
25275an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25276                                                    </div>
25277                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25278                        <span class="date">02/01/2002</span>
25279                    </div>
25280                    <p class="excerpt">
25281                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin reports on the accreditation process at the Jewish Theological Seminary in Budapest to grant doctoral degrees.                     </p>
25282                </div>
25283            </a>
25284        </div>
25285            
25286        <div class="article archive-item all-topics hanukkah responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25287            <a href="https://schechter.edu/were-the-maccabees-religious-extremists/">
25288                <div class="image-wrapper">
25289                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/350px-Peter_Paul_Rubens_and_workshop_002-e1502192480511.jpg)"></div>
25290                </div>
25291                <div class="text-wrapper">
25292                    <h4 class="title">
25293                        Were the Maccabees Religious Extremists?                    </h4>
25294                                            <div class="tags">
25295                                                            <div class="tag">Hanukkah</div>
25296                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25297                                                    </div>
25298                                        <div class="details">
25299                        <div class="author">
25300                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25301                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25302                                    </div>
25303                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25304                                                    </div>
25305                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25306                        <span class="date">12/12/2001</span>
25307                    </div>
25308                    <p class="excerpt">
25309                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin and Rabbi Jeremy Schwartz debate the question of whether the Maccabees were religious extremists or defending Jewish culture from forced assimilation.                     </p>
25310                </div>
25311            </a>
25312        </div>
25313            
25314        <div class="article archive-item all-topics rabbis-and-rabbinical-seminaries responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25315            <a href="https://schechter.edu/of-burials-body-bags-and-rabbis/">
25316                <div class="image-wrapper">
25317                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do021292-548x246-1.jpeg)"></div>
25318                </div>
25319                <div class="text-wrapper">
25320                    <h4 class="title">
25321                        Of Burials, Body Bags and Rabbis                    </h4>
25322                                            <div class="tags">
25323                                                            <div class="tag">Rabbis and Rabbinical Seminaries</div>
25324                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25325                                                    </div>
25326                                        <div class="details">
25327                        <div class="author">
25328                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25329                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25330                                    </div>
25331                                                                <sp
25331an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25332                                                    </div>
25333                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25334                        <span class="date">12/11/2001</span>
25335                    </div>
25336                    <p class="excerpt">
25337                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin cites two rabbinic rulings in Israel that show disdain or even hatred of Conservative, Reform or secular Jews.                    </p>
25338                </div>
25339            </a>
25340        </div>
25341            
25342        <div class="article archive-item all-topics eulogies-and-words-of-tribute responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25343            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-eulogy-for-professor-israel-friedlaender-zl/">
25344                <div class="image-wrapper">
25345                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/640px-Urueña_almendro2_lou-540x228-1.jpg)"></div>
25346                </div>
25347                <div class="text-wrapper">
25348                    <h4 class="title">
25349                        A Eulogy for Professor Israel Friedlaender, z&#8221;l                    </h4>
25350                                            <div class="tags">
25351                                                            <div class="tag">Eulogies and Words of Tribute</div>
25352                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25353                                                    </div>
25354                                        <div class="details">
25355                        <div class="author">
25356                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25357                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25358                                    </div>
25359                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25360                                                    </div>
25361                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25362                        <span class="date">10/07/2001</span>
25363                    </div>
25364                    <p class="excerpt">
25365                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin delivers a eulogy for Prof. Israel Friedlaender, z"l, at his reinterment on Mt. Scopus in Jerusalem.                     </p>
25366                </div>
25367            </a>
25368        </div>
25369            
25370        <div class="article archive-item all-topics jewish-law-and-its-authority responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25371            <a href="https://schechter.edu/if-most-jews-are-not-fundamentalists-why-should-they-observe-jewish-law/">
25372                <div class="image-wrapper">
25373                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-1.png)"></div>
25374                </div>
25375                <div class="text-wrapper">
25376                    <h4 class="title">
25377                        If Most Jews Are Not Fundamentalists, Why Should They Observe Jewish Law?                    </h4>
25378                                            <div class="tags">
25379                                                            <div class="tag">Jewish Law and Its Authority</div>
25380                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25381                                                    </div>
25382                                        <div class="details">
25383                        <div class="author">
25384                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25385                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25386                                    </div>
25387                                                                <sp
25387an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25388                                                    </div>
25389                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25390                        <span class="date">13/06/2001</span>
25391                    </div>
25392                    <p class="excerpt">
25393                        Jews should observe Jewish law even if they don't adhere to all of the fundamentalist beliefs of the tradition.                    </p>
25394                </div>
25395            </a>
25396        </div>
25397            
25398        <div class="article archive-item all-topics medical-ethics religion-science responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25399            <a href="https://schechter.edu/cloning-in-jewish-law/">
25400                <div class="image-wrapper">
25401                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/evolution_Image-548x246-1.jpg)"></div>
25402                </div>
25403                <div class="text-wrapper">
25404                    <h4 class="title">
25405                        Cloning in Jewish Law                    </h4>
25406                                            <div class="tags">
25407                                                            <div class="tag">Medical Ethics</div>
25408                                                            <div class="tag">Religion &amp; Science</div>
25409                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25410                                                    </div>
25411                                        <div class="details">
25412                        <div class="author">
25413                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25414                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25415                                    </div>
25416                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25417                                                    </div>
25418                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25419                        <span class="date">13/03/2001</span>
25420                    </div>
25421                    <p class="excerpt">
25422                        Judaism has yet to develop a clear approach regarding cloning. Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin examines cloning from a Jewish legal perspective.                    </p>
25423                </div>
25424            </a>
25425        </div>
25426            
25427        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25428            <a href="https://schechter.edu/a-halakhic-reaction-to-the-intifada/">
25429                <div class="image-wrapper">
25430                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Do040087-e1501413852932.jpeg)"></div>
25431                </div>
25432                <div class="text-wrapper">
25433                    <h4 class="title">
25434                        A Halakhic Reaction to the Intifada                    </h4>
25435                                            <div class="tags">
25436                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
25437                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25438                                                    </div>
25439                                        <div class="details">
25440                        <div class="author">
25441                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25442                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25443                                    </div>
25444                                                                <sp
25444an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25445                                                    </div>
25446                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25447                        <span class="date">14/11/2000</span>
25448                    </div>
25449                    <p class="excerpt">
25450                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin looks at Jewish sources to shed light on the protests and violent confrontations with the Palestinians.                    </p>
25451                </div>
25452            </a>
25453        </div>
25454            
25455        <div class="article archive-item all-topics israel-and-zionism responsa-by-david-golinkin  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25456            <a href="https://schechter.edu/intifada-2000-myth-and-fact/">
25457                <div class="image-wrapper">
25458                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Myth-Fact-By-Ai825-e1500366805672.jpg)"></div>
25459                </div>
25460                <div class="text-wrapper">
25461                    <h4 class="title">
25462                        Intifada 2000: Myth and Fact                    </h4>
25463                                            <div class="tags">
25464                                                            <div class="tag">Israel and Zionism</div>
25465                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25466                                                    </div>
25467                                        <div class="details">
25468                        <div class="author">
25469                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25470                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25471                                    </div>
25472                                                                <span class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25473                                                    </div>
25474                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25475                        <span class="date">15/10/2000</span>
25476                    </div>
25477                    <p class="excerpt">
25478                        Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin discusses myths and facts about Palestinian misinformation and violence against Israel.                    </p>
25479                </div>
25480            </a>
25481        </div>
25482            
25483        <div class="article archive-item all-topics responsa-by-david-golinkin holidays-and-hebrew-calendar tisha-bav  all-authors rabbi-prof-david-golinkin">
25484            <a href="https://schechter.edu/tishah-bav-remembrance-is-the-secret-of-redemption/">
25485                <div class="image-wrapper">
25486                    <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Golinkin-WSD-Compressed-548x246-1-1.png)"></div>
25487                </div>
25488                <div class="text-wrapper">
25489                    <h4 class="title">
25490                        Tishah B’Av: Remembrance is the Secret of Redemption                    </h4>
25491                                            <div class="tags">
25492                                                            <div class="tag">Responsa by David Golinkin</div>
25493                                                            <div class="tag">The Holidays and Hebrew Calendar</div>
25494                                                            <div class="tag">Tisha B’av</div>
25495                                                    </div>
25496                                        <div class="details">
25497                        <div class="author">
25498                                                                                                <div class="author-image">
25499                                        <div class="image bg" style="background: url(https://schechter.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/גולינקין2-e1517841809518-scaled-1.jpg)"></div>
25500                                    </div>
25501                                                                <sp
25501an class="author-name">Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin</span>
25502                                                    </div>
25503                        <span class="pipe">|</span>
25504                        <span class="date">13/07/2000</span>
25505                    </div>
25506                    <p class="excerpt">
25507                        On Tishah B’av, Jews mourn the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem: Historical memory is not good or bad by definition; it depends on what we do with it.                    </p>
25508                </div>
25509            </a>
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25933        }
25934
25935        .accordion-title h3 {
25936            font-size: 1.6rem;
25937            line-height: 1.7;
25938            font-weight: bold;
25939        }
25940
25941        .accordion-title i {
25942            font-size: 1.6rem;
25943            line-height: 1.7;
25944            font-weight: bold;
25945        }
25946
25947        .accordion-content {
25948            display: none;
25949            padding: 10px;
25950        }
25951
25952        .accordion-content a {
25953            text-decoration: underline;
25954        }
25955
25956        .add-to-cart-wrapper {
25957            margin: 15px 0;
25958        }
25959
25960        /*
25961		.add-to-cart-wrapper p.add_to_cart_inline {
25962			border: 0 !important;
25963			padding: 0 !important;
25964			display: flex;
25965			flex-direction: row-reverse;
25966			justify-content: flex-end;
25967			align-items: center;
25968		}
25969		
25970		.add-to-cart-wrapper p.add_to_cart_inline span.amount {
25971			font-weight: 600;
25972		}
25973		*/
25974        .quantity i.fa-minus,
25975        .quantity i.fa-plus {
25976            padding: 5px;
25977            cursor: pointer;
25978        }
25979
25980        .add-to-cart-wrapper .add-to-cart-btn,
25981        .add-to-cart-wrapper .add-to-cart-btn:active {
25982            position: relative;
25983            height: 44px;
25984            text-align: center;
25985            width: 220px;
25986            background: #d32e2e;
25987            cursor: pointer;
25988            margin: 10px 0 0 0;
25989            border: 0;
25990            outline: 0;
25991        }
25992
25993        .add-to-cart-wrapper .add-to-cart-btn a {
25994            font-size: 1.1em;
25995            font-weight: 600;
25996            line-height: 1.3;
25997            color: white !important;
25998            border-bottom: 0 !important;
25999        }
26000
26001        .quantity .input-text.qty.text,
26002        .add-to-cart-wrapper #num_of_participants {
26003            -webkit-appearance: none;
26004            -moz-appearance: none;
26005            appearance: none;
26006            text-align: center;
26007            width: 40px;
26008            height: 35px;
26009            line-height: 35px;
26010            border: 1px solid black;
26011            border-radius: 0;
26012        }
26013
26014        .woocommerce-notices-wrapper > [role="alert"] {
26015            padding: 15px;
26016            margin-bottom: 20px;
26017            border: 1px solid transparent;
26018            border-radius: 0;
26019        }
26020
26021        .woocommerce-notices-wrapper > [role="alert"] a.button.wc-forward {
26022            display: none;
26023        }
26024
26025        .woocommerce-notices-wrapper > [role="alert"] h4 {
26026            margin-top: 0;
26027            color: inherit;
26028        }
26029
26030        .woocommerce-notices-wrapper > [role="alert"] .alert-link {
26031            font-weight: bold;
26032        }
26033
26034        .woocommerce-notices-wrapper > [role="alert"] > p,
26035        .woocommerce-notices-wrapper > [role="alert"] > ul {
26036            margin-bottom: 0;
26037        }
26038
26039        .woocommerce-message {
26040            font-size: 16px;
26041            color: #3c763d;
26042            background-color: #dff0d8;
26043            border-color: #d6e9c6;
26044            padding: 10px;
26045        }
26046
26047        .woocommerce-message hr {
26048            border-top-color: #c9e2b3;
26049        }
26050
26051        .woocommerce-message .alert-link {
26052            color: #2b542c;
26053        }
26054
26055        .woocommerce-error {
26056            font-size: 16px;
26057            color: #a94442;
26058            background-color: #f2dede;
26059            border: 1px solid #ebccd1;
26060            padding: 10px;
26061        }
26062
26063        .woocommerce-error li:not(:last-child) {
26064            margin-bottom: 10px;
26065        }
26066
26067        .woocommerce-error hr {
26068            border-top-color: #e4b9c0;
26069        }
26070
26071        .woocommerce-error .alert-link {
26072            color: #843534;
26073        }
26074
26075        .woocommerce .content-wrapper {
26076            padding: 15px 0 100px 0;
26077        }
26078
26079        .woocommerce-cart .content-wrapper {
26080            padding: 15px 0 50px 0;
26081        }
26082
26083        .cart-collaterals .wc-proceed-to-checkout {
26084            margin-top: 10px;
26085        }
26086
26087        .woocommerce-cart .container {
26088            min-height: initial
26089        }
26090
26091        /*
26092		.woocommerce-cart .content-wrapper .woocommerce {
26093			display: grid;
26094			grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr;
26095			grid-gap: 20px;
26096		}
26097		
26098		.woocommerce-cart .content-wrapper .woocommerce .woocommerce-notices-wrapper {
26099			grid-row: 1;
26100			grid-column: 1 / 4;
26101		}
26102		
26103		.woocommerce-cart .content-wrapper .woocommerce .woocommerce-cart-form {
26104			grid-row: 2;
26105			grid-column: 1 / 3;
26106		}
26107		
26108		.woocommerce-cart .content-wrapper .woocommerce .cart-collaterals {
26109			grid-row: 2;
26110			grid-column: 3 / 4;
26111		}
26112		*/
26113        .quantity i.fas {
26114            padding: 5px;
26115            font-size: 12px;
26116            cursor: pointer;
26117        }
26118
26119        .woocommerce-cart-form__cart-item.cart_item img {
26120            width: 50px;
26121            height: auto;
26122        }
26123
26124        .woocommerce-cart-form .tfoot-content {
26125            display: flex;
26126            justify-content: space-between;
26127            align-items: flex-end;
26128        }
26129
26130        .woocommerce-cart-form .tfoot-content label {
26131            display: block;
26132            margin-bottom: 5px;
26133        }
26134
26135        .woocommerce-cart-form .tfoot-content button[name="apply_coupon"] {
26136            width: auto;
26137            padding: 0 10px;
26138        }
26139
26140        .woocommerce-cart-form .tfoot-content button[name="update_cart"] {
26141            border: 0;
26142        }
26143
26144        .woocommerce-cart-form .tfoot-content button[type="submit"]:disabled {
26145            background-color: #ddd;
26146            color: black;
26147            border: 0;
26148            padding: 0;
26149        }
26150
26151        .woocommerce-cart-form .shop_table {
26152            width: 100%;
26153            font-size: 1.44rem;
26154            text-align: left;
26155        }
26156
26157        .woocommerce-cart-form .shop_table th {
26158            font-weight: bold;
26159        }
26160
26161        .woocommerce-cart-form .shop_table td,
26162        .woocommerce-cart-form .shop_table th {
26163            padding: 15px;
26164            vertical-align: middle;
26165            font-size: 16px;
26166        }
26167
26168        .woocommerce-cart-form .tfoot-content label,
26169        .currency-select-wrapper label,
26170        .currency-select-wrapper select {
26171            font-size: 16px;
26172        }
26173
26174        .woocommerce-cart-form .shop_table tr {
26175            border-bottom: 1px solid #eeeeee;
26176        }
26177
26178        .product-remove a.remove {
26179            color: black;
26180            font-size: 23px;
26181            font-weight: bold;
26182            width: 23px;
26183            height: 23px;
26184            border-radius: 50px;
26185            display: inline-flex;
26186            justify-content: center;
26187            align-content: center;
26188            line-height: 1;
26189            padding: 0;
26190            margin: 0;
26191        }
26192
26193        .product-remove a.remove:hover {
26194            background-color: red;
26195            color: white;
26196        }
26197
26198        .woocommerce-checkout #place_order {
26199            margin-top: 25px;
26200            line-height: 40px;
26201        }
26202
26203        .woocommerce-checkout form .form-row input {
26204            padding-right: 20px;
26205        }
26206
26207        .woocommerce-checkout span.optional {
26208            display: none;
26209        }
26210
26211        .woocommerce-checkout #customer_details {
26212            display: flex;
26213            flex-direction: row;
26214            flex-wrap: wrap;
26215            justify-content: space-between;
26216            align-items: flex-start;
26217        }
26218
26219        .woocommerce-checkout .shop_table th {
26220            width: 50%;
26221            text-align: left;
26222            padding: 15px 0;
26223            font-size: 16px;
26224            font-weight: bold;
26225            background-color: transparent;
26226            color: black;
26227            border-bottom: 1px solid #ddd;
26228        }
26229
26230        .woocommerce-checkout .shop_table td {
26231            width: 50%;
26232            text-align: left;
26233            padding: 15px 15px 15px 0;
26234            font-size: 16px;
26235            line-height: 1.5;
26236            background-color: transparent;
26237            color: black;
26238            border-bottom: 1px solid #ddd;
26239        }
26240
26241        .woocommerce-checkout .shop_table.order_details tbody td > strong {
26242            display: none;
26243        }
26244
26245        .woocommerce-checkout address,
26246        .woocommerce-checkout address p {
26247            font-size: 16px;
26248            line-height: 1.3;
26249        }
26250
26251        .woocommerce-checkout h2 {
26252            margin: 15px 0 5px 0;
26253        }
26254
26255        .woocommerce-checkout #customer_details .col-1,
26256        .woocommerce-checkout #customer_details .col-2 {
26257            flex-basis: 100%
26258        }
26259
26260        .woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-billing-fields__field-wrapper {
26261            display: grid;
26262            grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr;
26263            grid-gap: 0 10px;
26264        }
26265
26266        .woocommerce-checkout .participant {
26267            display: flex;
26268            flex-direction: row;
26269            flex-wrap: wrap;
26270        }
26271
26272        .woocommerce-checkout .participant .form-row {
26273            flex-grow: 1;
26274            flex-shrink: 1;
26275            flex-basis: 0;
26276        }
26277
26278        .woocommerce-checkout .participant .form-row:not(:last-child) {
26279            margin: 0 10px 0 0;
26280        }
26281
26282        .woocommerce-checkout h4 {
26283            font-size: 18px;
26284            text-decoration: underline;
26285        }
26286
26287        .woocommerce-checkout .shop_table td.product-name p.event-name {
26288            font-weight: bold;
26289            margin-bottom: 10px;
26290        }
26291
26292        .woocommerce-checkout .shop_table td.product-name .product-quantity {
26293            display: none;
26294        }
26295
26296        .select2-container .select2-choice {
26297            padding: 5px 10px;
26298            height: 40px;
26299            width: 132px;
26300            font-size: 1.2em;
26301        }
26302
26303        .select2-container .select2-choice .select2-arrow {
26304            background-image: -khtml-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, from(#ffffff), to(#030303));
26305            background-image: -moz-linear-gradient(top, #ffffff, #030303);
26306            background-image: -ms-linear-gradient(top, #ffffff, #030303);
26307            background-image: -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, color-stop(0%, #ffffff), color-stop(100%, #030303));
26308            background-image: -webkit-linear-gradient(top, #ffffff, #030303);
26309            background-image: -o-linear-gradient(top, #ffffff, #030303);
26310            background-image: linear-gradient(#ffffff, #030303);
26311            width: 40px;
26312            color: #fff;
26313            font-size: 1.3em;
26314            padding: 4px 12px;
26315        }
26316
26317        .button:focus {
26318            outline: 0;
26319        }
26320
26321        .select2-container--default .select2-selection--single {
26322            background-color: transparent;
26323            border: 1px solid black;
26324            border-radius: 0;
26325        }
26326
26327        .woocommerce-checkout label {
26328            font-size: 16px;
26329        }
26330
26331        .woocommerce-checkout textarea {
26332            font-size: 15px;
26333        }
26334
26335        /*
26336		.woocommerce-checkout select {
26337			padding: 0 20px !important;
26338		}
26339		*/
26340        .currency-select-wrapper {
26341            margin: 10px 0;
26342        }
26343
26344        .currency-select-wrapper label {
26345            margin-right: 5px;
26346        }
26347
26348        .currency-select-wrapper select#currency {
26349            background: transparent;
26350            border: 0;
26351        }
26352
26353        .currency-select-wrapper select#currency:focus {
26354            outline: 0;
26355            -webkit-box-shadow: initial;
26356            -moz-box-shadow: initial;
26357            box-shadow: initial;
26358        }
26359
26360        .woocommerce-checkout input:focus,
26361        .woocommerce-checkout select:focus {
26362            outline: 0;
26363            -webkit-box-shadow: 0px 0px 5px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25);
26364            -moz-box-shadow: 0px 0px 5px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25);
26365            box-shadow: 0px 0px 5px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25);
26366        }
26367
26368        .woocommerce-checkout .select2,
26369        .woocommerce-checkout .select2-selection,
26370        .woocommerce-checkout .select2-selection__rendered {
26371            height: 40px !important;
26372            font-family: neue-haas-grotesk-display, sans-serif;
26373            font-size: 16px;
26374            font-weight: 300;
26375            line-height: 40px !important;
26376            background-color: transparent;
26377        }
26378
26379        .woocommerce-checkout .select2-selection {
26380            padding-left: 12px;
26381        }
26382
26383        .woocommerce-checkout .select2-results__option[selected="selected"],
26384        .woocommerce-checkout .select2-results__option--highlighted,
26385        .woocommerce-checkout .select2-results__option:hover {
26386            background: #d32e2e !important;
26387            color: white !important;
26388        }
26389
26390        .woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-form-coupon-toggle {
26391            display: none;
26392        }
26393
26394        .woocommerce-order-overview {
26395            margin: 10px 0 0 0;
26396            font-size: 1.6rem;
26397            display: table;
26398        }
26399
26400        .woocommerce-order-overview li:not(:last-child) {
26401            margin-bottom: 10px;
26402        }
26403
26404        .woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-order-details {
26405            display: flex;
26406            flex-wrap: wrap;
26407        }
26408
26409        .page-id-3582.woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-order-details .shop_table th:first-child {
26410            width: 80%;
26411        }
26412
26413        .woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-order-details .order-details {
26414            margin-right: 50px;
26415        }
26416
26417        .page-id-3582.woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-order-details {
26418            display: block;
26419            margin-right: 0;
26420        }
26421
26422        .woocommerce-cart .page-title,
26423        .woocommerce-checkout .page-title {
26424            display: flex;
26425            justify-content: space-between;
26426            align-items: center;
26427        }
26428
26429        .woocommerce-cart .page-title {
26430            margin-bottom: 20px;
26431        }
26432
26433        .woocommerce-cart .back-to-event,
26434        .woocommerce-checkout .back-to-event {
26435            font-size: 16px;
26436            text-decoration: underline;
26437        }
26438
26439        .woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-order-details .order-details {
26440            width: 100%;
26441        }
26442
26443        .woocommerce-checkout form.woocommerce-checkout {
26444            display: grid;
26445            grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr;
26446            grid-gap: 25px 60px;
26447        }
26448
26449        .woocommerce-checkout form.woocommerce-checkout #customer_details {
26450            grid-column: 1 / 4;
26451            grid-row: 2;
26452        }
26453
26454        .woocommerce-checkout form.woocommerce-checkout #order_review {
26455            grid-column: 1 / 3;
26456            grid-row: 3;
26457        }
26458
26459        .woocommerce-checkout form.woocommerce-checkout #order_review table.shop_table {
26460            width: 100%;
26461            table-layout: fixed;
26462        }
26463
26464        .woocommerce-checkout form.woocommerce-checkout #order_review table.shop_table th.product-total {
26465            width: 20%;
26466        }
26467
26468        .woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-NoticeGroup-checkout {
26469            grid-column: 1 / 4;
26470            grid-row: 1;
26471            margin-top: 10px;
26472        }
26473
26474        .woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-NoticeGroup-checkout .woocommerce-error {
26475            padding: 20px;
26476        }
26477
26478        .woocommerce-checkout .coupon-content-wrapper {
26479            margin: 20px 0;
26480            padding-bottom: 25px;
26481            border-bottom: 1px solid #ddd;
26482        }
26483
26484        .woocommerce-checkout .coupon-content-wrapper p {
26485            margin-bottom: 5px;
26486        }
26487
26488        .woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-privacy-policy-text p {
26489            margin: 10px 0;
26490            font-size: 15px;
26491            line-height: 1.2;
26492        }
26493
26494        .coupon-form-wrapper-cart,
26495        .coupon-form-wrapper {
26496            display: flex;
26497            flex-direction: row;
26498            flex-wrap: wrap;
26499        }
26500
26501        .coupon-form-wrapper {
26502            max-width: 400px;
26503        }
26504
26505        #place_order {
26506            width: 220px;
26507        }
26508
26509        .coupon-form-wrapper-cart input,
26510        .coupon-form-wrapper input {
26511            order: 1;
26512            width: 60%;
26513            margin: 0;
26514            height: 44px;
26515            border-radius: 0;
26516            border: 1px solid black;
26517            padding: 0 15px;
26518            background-color: transparent;
26519            font-size: 16px;
26520        }
26521
26522        .coupon-form-wrapper-cart button,
26523        .coupon-form-wrapper button {
26524            order: 2;
26525            width: 40%;
26526            margin: 0;
26527            border: 0;
26528        }
26529
26530        .coupon-form-wrapper-cart.active input,
26531        .coupon-form-wrapper.active input,
26532        .coupon-form-wrapper-cart.active button,
26533        .coupon-form-wrapper.active button {
26534            width: 50%;
26535        }
26536
26537        .coupon-form-wrapper .coupon-errors {
26538            order: 3;
26539            flex-basis: 100%;
26540        }
26541
26542        .coupon-form-wrapper .fa-circle-notch {
26543            position: relative;
26544            left: 0;
26545            bottom: 0;
26546            width: 20px;
26547        }
26548
26549        .woocommerce-checkout .payment_method_paypal img {
26550            position: absolute;
26551            width: 40px;
26552            margin: -2px 5px 0 5px;
26553        }
26554
26555        .woocommerce-checkout .payment_method_paypal a {
26556            margin-left: 55px;
26557            text-decoration: underline;
26558        }
26559
26560        .woocommerce-checkout .payment_method_paypal a,
26561        .woocommerce-checkout .payment_method_paypal p {
26562            line-height: 1.3;
26563        }
26564
26565        .woocommerce-checkout .container {
26566            min-height: initial;
26567        }
26568
26569        .woocommerce-checkout .additional-participants {
26570            font-size: 1.6rem;
26571        }
26572
26573        .woocommerce-checkout .additional-participants table {
26574            table-layout: fixed;
26575            margin: 0;
26576        }
26577
26578        .woocommerce-checkout .additional-participants table tr:not(:last-child) {
26579            border-bottom: 1px solid #ddd;
26580        }
26581
26582        .woocommerce-checkout .additional-participants table th {
26583            font-weight: bold;
26584        }
26585
26586        .woocommerce-checkout .additional-participants table th,
26587        .woocommerce-checkout .additional-participants table td {
26588            padding: 15px 15px 0 0;
26589        }
26590
26591        .woocommerce-checkout .checkout-header {
26592            display: flex;
26593            flex-direction: row;
26594            flex-wrap: wrap;
26595            justify-content: space-between;
26596            align-items: center;
26597            margin-bottom: 15px;
26598        }
26599
26600        .woocommerce-checkout .checkout-header .header-links > .print-btn {
26601            margin-top: 15px;
26602            cursor: pointer;
26603            font-size: 16px;
26604            text-decoration: underline;
26605        }
26606
26607        .woocommerce-checkout .checkout-header .header-links > .print-btn i {
26608            margin-right: 5px;
26609        }
26610
26611        .woocommerce-checkout .checkout-header .header-links .separator {
26612            margin: 0 10px;
26613        }
26614
26615        .logo-print {
26616            display: none;
26617        }
26618
26619        .articles-wrapper .content {
26620            margin: 20px 0;
26621        }
26622
26623        .events-form-pay-with-paypal {
26624            max-width: 300px;
26625        }
26626
26627        .events-form-pay-with-paypal .form-group {
26628            font-size: 16px;
26629        }
26630
26631        .events-form-pay-with-paypal .form-group:not(:last-child) {
26632            margin: 0 0 10px 0;
26633        }
26634
26635        .events-form-pay-with-paypal label {
26636            font-size: 16px;
26637            margin-right: 5px;
26638        }
26639
26640        .events-form-pay-with-paypal .form-group input,
26641        .events-form-pay-with-paypal .form-group select {
26642            display: block;
26643            width: 100%;
26644            height: 40px;
26645            border: 1px solid black;
26646            background: transparent;
26647            padding-left: 20px;
26648            outline: 0;
26649            font-family: neue-haas-grotesk-display, sans-serif;
26650            font-weight: 600;
26651            font-size: 16px;
26652            font-weight: 300;
26653            margin-top: 5px;
26654            margin-bottom: 5px;
26655        }
26656
26657        .btn.btn-primary,
26658        .btn.btn-primary:active {
26659            position: relative;
26660            height: 44px;
26661            line-height: 44px;
26662            text-align: center;
26663            width: 220px;
26664            font-family: futura-pt, sans-serif;
26665            font-size: 1.6rem;
26666            color: white;
26667            background: #d32e2e;
26668            font-weight: 700;
26669            cursor: pointer;
26670            border: 0;
26671            outline: 0;
26672        }
26673
26674        .events-form-pay-with-paypal .btn.btn-primary {
26675            margin-top: 10px;
26676        }
26677
26678        .cart-collaterals {
26679            margin-top: 20px;
26680        }
26681
26682        .cart-collaterals h2 {
26683            margin-bottom: 10px;
26684        }
26685
26686        .cart-collaterals table.shop_table {
26687            text-align: left;
26688            font-size: 16px;
26689        }
26690
26691        .cart-collaterals table.shop_table td,
26692        .cart-collaterals table.shop_table th {
26693            padding: 15px;
26694            vertical-align: middle;
26695        }
26696
26697        .cart-collaterals table.shop_table th {
26698            font-weight: bold;
26699        }
26700
26701        .cart-collaterals table.shop_table tr {
26702            border-bottom: 1px solid #eeeeee;
26703        }
26704
26705        .button.wc-backward {
26706            padding: 10px 30px 13px 30px;
26707        }
26708
26709        header .search-wrapper {
26710            border-top: 1px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
26711        }
26712
26713        .search-wrapper {
26714            position: relative;
26715            background-color: #fbf8f1;
26716            display: none;
26717        }
26718
26719        .search-wrapper #header-search {
26720            position: relative;
26721            height: 34px;
26722            width: 600px;
26723            margin: 0 auto;
26724            display: flex;
26725            flex-direction: row-reverse;
26726        }
26727
26728        .search-wrapper #close-search-wrapper {
26729            background-color: #d32e2e;
26730            color: white;
26731            width: 25px;
26732            height: 25px;
26733            display: flex;
26734            justify-content: center;
26735            align-items: center;
26736            font-size: 18px;
26737            line-height: 25px;
26738            cursor: pointer;
26739        }
26740
26741        .search-wrapper .content {
26742            max-width: 1024px;
26743            margin: 0 auto;
26744            padding: 22px 0;
26745            display: flex;
26746            flex-direction: row;
26747            align-items: center;
26748        }
26749
26750        .search-wrapper #search-input {
26751            width: 100%;
26752            height: 34px;
26753            background: white;
26754            font-size: 19px;
26755            padding: 0 10px 0 50px;
26756            outline: 0;
26757            border: 1px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25);
26758        }
26759
26760        .search-wrapper #search-submit {
26761            position: absolute;
26762            top: 0;
26763            left: 0;
26764            width: 50px;
26765            height: 100%;
26766            z-index: 2;
26767            padding: 0;
26768            background-color: transparent;
26769            border: none;
26770            cursor: pointer;
26771            display: inline-block;
26772            font-size: 15px;
26773            line-height: 34px;
26774        }
26775
26776        .search-wrapper #search-submit:focus {
26777            outline: 0;
26778        }
26779
26780        .search-wrapper #preloader-search {
26781            position: absolute;
26782            top: 0;
26783            left: 0;
26784            bottom: initial;
26785            width: 50px;
26786            height: 100%;
26787            line-height: 34px;
26788            color: black;
26789        }
26790
26791        .search-wrapper .search-results {
26792            display: none;
26793            max-width: 1024px;
26794            margin: 10px auto;
26795            height: 100%;
26796            min-height: 75vh;
26797            max-height: 75vh;
26798            overflow: auto;
26799            border-bottom: 1px solid #ddd;
26800        }
26801
26802        .search-wrapper .search-icon-wrapper {
26803            display: none;
26804        }
26805
26806        .search-results .results-grid {
26807            display: grid;
26808            grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr;
26809            grid-gap: 30px 15px;
26810            margin: 20px 0;
26811        }
26812
26813        .search-results .results-grid .result-item {
26814            border-top: 4px solid #D32F2F;
26815        }
26816
26817        .search-results .results-grid .result-item h3 {
26818            font-size: 2.2rem;
26819            line-height: 1.3;
26820            font-weight: 600;
26821        }
26822
26823        .search-results .results-grid .result-item h3:hover {
26824            color: #d32e2e;
26825        }
26826
26827        .search-results .results-grid .result-item .result-type {
26828            background: #D32F2F;
26829            height: 20px;
26830            color: white;
26831            line-height: 20px;
26832            vertical-align: middle;
26833            padding: 0 10px;
26834            text-align: center;
26835            margin-top: 5px;
26836            font-size: 16px;
26837            display: inline-block;
26838            text-transform: capitalize;
26839        }
26840
26841        .search-results .results-grid .result-item .result-title {
26842            margin: 10px 0;
26843        }
26844
26845        .logo-for-print {
26846            display: none
26847        }
26848
26849        .categories-wrapper {
26850            display: flex;
26851            flex-direction: row;
26852            flex-wrap: wrap;
26853            align-items: center;
26854            margin-bottom: 20px;
26855            padding-bottom: 30px;
26856            border-bottom: 1px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25);
26857        }
26858
26859        .categories-wrapper a.button-filter {
26860            background: transparent;
26861            font-family: futura-pt, sans-serif;
26862            font-size: 1.5rem;
26863            font-weight: 600;
26864            border: 1px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25);
26865            line-height: 40px;
26866            height: 40px;
26867            margin: 5px 5px 5px 0;
26868            padding: 0 10px;
26869            transition: 0.2s all;
26870        }
26871
26872        .categories-wrapper a.button-filter.active,
26873        .categories-wrapper a.button-filter:hover {
26874            background: #d32e2e;
26875            color: white;
26876        }
26877
26878        .categories-wrapper a.articles-clear-selection {
26879            font-size: 15px;
26880            text-decoration: underline;
26881            margin-left: 10px;
26882        }
26883
26884        form .form-row select.wpcf7-not-valid,
26885        .wpcf7-not-valid {
26886            border-color: #d32e2e;
26887        }
26888
26889        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper > div.articles-wrapper {
26890            width: 100%;
26891            padding: 0;
26892        }
26893
26894        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .articles-wrapper .articles.list-view {
26895            max-width: 100%;
26896            width: 100%;
26897            margin: 0;
26898        }
26899
26900        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper > div.articles-wrapper .articles-header {
26901            width: calc(100% - 60px);
26902            margin: 0 auto 40px auto;
26903            padding: 8px;
26904            text-align: center;
26905            background-color: #d32e2e;
26906            color: white;
26907            letter-spacing: 0.5px;
26908        }
26909
26910        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper > div.articles-wrapper .articles.list-view .articles-header {
26911            width: 100%;
26912        }
26913
26914        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper > div.articles-wrapper .articles-header p {
26915            margin: 0;
26916            font-weight: 400;
26917        }
26918
26919        .articles-wrapper .articles.list-view.list-view-responsa {
26920            max-width: 100%;
26921            display: grid;
26922            grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr;
26923            grid-gap: 20px 20px;
26924            margin-top: 20px;
26925        }
26926
26927        .articles-wrapper .articles.list-view.list-view-responsa .article {
26928            margin: 0;
26929            padding: 15px 5px 0px 5px;
26930        }
26931
26932        .event-wrapper .partners .partner {
26933            min-height: 75px;
26934        }
26935
26936        .woocommerce-checkout form.woocommerce-checkout #order_review .wc_payment_methods.payment_methods.methods li {
26937            margin-bottom: 10px;
26938        }
26939
26940        .wc_payment_methods li label {
26941            line-height: 1.4;
26942        }
26943
26944        .add-to-calendar-wrapper {
26945            position: absolute;
26946            width: 290px;
26947            background-color: #FBF8F1;
26948            padding: 10px;
26949            z-index: 50;
26950            display: -webkit-box;
26951            display: -ms-flexbox;
26952            display: flex;
26953            -webkit-box-orient: vertical;
26954            -webkit-box-direction: normal;
26955            -ms-flex-direction: column;
26956            flex-direction: column;
26957            -webkit-box-align: start;
26958            -ms-flex-align: start;
26959            align-items: flex-start;
26960            border: 1px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
26961        }
26962
26963        .add-to-calendar-wrapper a {
26964            display: block;
26965            width: 100%;
26966            border-bottom: 0 !important;
26967        }
26968
26969        .add-to-calendar-wrapper a:not(:last-child) {
26970            border-bottom: 1px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15) !important;
26971            paddding-bottom: 5px;
26972            margin-bottom: 5px;
26973        }
26974
26975        #add-to-calendar-btn,
26976        #add-to-calendar-btn:hover,
26977        #add-to-calendar-btn:active,
26978        #add-to-calendar-btn:focus {
26979            background: #d32e2e;
26980            color: white;
26981            border: 0;
26982            outline: 0;
26983            padding: 7px 13px;
26984            font-size: 14px;
26985            font-weight: bold;
26986            cursor: pointer;
26987        }
26988
26989        #add-to-calendar-btn i {
26990            margin-right: 3px;
26991            font-size: 14px;
26992        }
26993
26994        .views-wrapper .views .view .events .event {
26995            margin: 0 0 15px 0;
26996            min-height: 80px;
26997            border-bottom: 1px solid black;
26998        }
26999
27000        .views-wrapper .views .view .events .event h4 {
27001            margin-bottom: 0;
27002        }
27003
27004        .views-wrapper .views .view .events .event .image-wrapper {
27005            width: auto;
27006            height: auto;
27007        }
27008
27009        .views-wrapper .views .view .events .event .image-wrapper img {
27010            height: 100%;
27011            max-height: 65px;
27012            object-fit: contain;
27013        }
27014
27015        .views-wrapper .views .view .events .event {
27016            padding-left: 70px;
27017        }
27018
27019        .filters {
27020            margin: 20px 0;
27021            padding: 20px;
27022            background-color: #eeeeee;
27023            border: 1px solid #dddddd;
27024        }
27025
27026        .responsa-filters .grid,
27027        .filters.grid {
27028            display: grid;
27029            grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr;
27030            grid-gap: 10px 20px;
27031        }
27032
27033        .responsa-filters > label {
27034            display: block;
27035            margin: 0 0 10px 30px;
27036            font-size: 16px;
27037            text-decoration: underline;
27038            cursor: pointer;
27039        }
27040
27041        .responsa-filters .grid > label,
27042        .filters .filter-btn {
27043            position: relative;
27044            display: flex;
27045            align-items: center;
27046            padding: 10px;
27047            border-radius: 50px 0 0 50px;
27048            background-color: #EBE5E5;
27049            font-size: 14px;
27050            font-weight: 600;
27051            line-height: 1.1;
27052            cursor: pointer;
27053        }
27054
27055        .responsa-filters .grid label span.circled {
27056            min-width: 43px;
27057            min-height: 43px;
27058            margin-right: 7px;
27059            padding: 10px 0;
27060            border: 1px solid #d32e2e;
27061            border-radius: 50%;
27062            color: #d32e2e;
27063            font-size: 24px;
27064            font-weight: 500;
27065            text-align: center;
27066            line-height: 0.8;
27067            transition: 0.2s all;
27068        }
27069
27070        .responsa-filters .grid label.active span.circled,
27071        .responsa-filters .grid label:hover span.circled {
27072            background-color: #d32e2e;
27073            color: #EBE5E5;
27074        }
27075
27076        .responsa-filters .grid .filter-btns-list.active label {
27077            padding: 10px;
27078        }
27079
27080        .responsa-filters label.active,
27081        .filters .filter-btn.active {
27082            font-weight: 600;
27083        }
27084
27085        .responsa-filters label i,
27086        .filters .filter-btn i {
27087            display: flex;
27088            justify-content: center;
27089            align-items: center;
27090            width: 30px;
27091            height: 30px;
27092            color: #d32e2e;
27093            font-size: 20px;
27094        }
27095
27096        .responsa-filters label input[type="checkbox"],
27097        .filters .filter-btn input[type="checkbox"] {
27098            display: none;
27099            float: left;
27100            margin-right: 6px;
27101            border-radius: 0;
27102        }
27103
27104        .responsa-filters label .filter-btns-list,
27105        .filters .filter-btn .filter-btns-list {
27106            display: none;
27107            position: absolute;
27108            top: 100%;
27109            left: 0;
27110            width: 100%;
27111            z-index: 20;
27112            margin: 0;
27113            background-color: #EBE5E5;
27114            border: 1px solid #dddddd;
27115        }
27116
27117        .responsa-filters label .filter-btns-list > label:not(.active),
27118        .filters .filter-btn .filter-btns-list > label {
27119            color: black;
27120        }
27121
27122        .responsa-filters label .filter-btns-list > label:hover,
27123        .filters .filter-btn .filter-btns-list > label:hover {
27124            background-color: #d32e2e;
27125            color: white;
27126        }
27127
27128        .responsa-filters label .filter-btns-list > label:not(:last-child),
27129        .filters .filter-btn .filter-btns-list > label:not(:last-child) {
27130            border-bottom: 1px solid #dddddd;
27131        }
27132
27133        .responsa-filters label .filter-btns-list.active,
27134        .filters .filter-btn .filter-btns-list.active {
27135            display: grid !important;
27136        }
27137
27138        .page-responsa-by-david-golinkin .filters-wrapper {
27139            margin-bottom: 15px;
27140        }
27141
27142        .page-responsa-by-david-golinkin .filters-wrapper .search-page {
27143            width: auto;
27144            float: right;
27145            margin-right: 102px;
27146        }
27147
27148        .page-responsa-by-david-golinkin .articles-wrapper .articles .article {
27149            margin: 0px 30px 15px;
27150            padding-top: 0;
27151            padding-bottom: 15px;
27152            border-top: none;
27153            border-bottom: 1px solid #979591;
27154        }
27155
27156        .page-responsa-by-david-golinkin .articles-wrapper .articles .article .image-wrapper {
27157            width: 75px;
27158            height: 100px;
27159        }
27160
27161        .page-responsa-by-david-golinkin .articles-wrapper .articles .article .text-wrapper {
27162            width: calc(100% - 95px);
27163        }
27164
27165        .page-responsa-by-david-golinkin .articles-wrapper .articles .article .text-wrapper span.date {
27166            display: block;
27167            margin-bottom: 5px;
27168            font-size: 16px;
27169        }
27170
27171        .page-responsa-by-david-golinkin .articles-wrapper .articles .article .text-wrapper h4.title {
27172            font-size: 20px;
27173        }
27174
27175        .responsa-filters + .filters-wrapper {
27176            margin-bottom: 0;
27177        }
27178
27179        .articles-wrapper .selected-filter {
27180            margin: 30px 0;
27181        }
27182
27183        .filters-wrapper .left-panel {
27184            z-index: 10;
27185        }
27186
27187        .event-wrapper .main-wrapper .wysiwig .button a {
27188            color: white;
27189            border-bottom: none;
27190        }
27191
27192        /*
27193         * Donation form styles
27194         */
27195        #popup-donation-new .close.close-popup {
27196            display: none;
27197        }
27198
27199        .donation-panel p {
27200            line-height: 1.6;
27201        }
27202
27203        #tranzilla-iframe {
27204            width: 100%;
27205            height: 500px;
27206        }
27207
27208        .donation-panel:not(:last-child) {
27209            margin-bottom: 20px;
27210        }
27211
27212        .donation-panel h3 {
27213            margin: 15px 0 10px 0;
27214            font-size: 19px;
27215            font-weight: 700;
27216        }
27217
27218        .donation-panel .form-row i {
27219            display: none;
27220            top: initial;
27221            bottom: 0;
27222        }
27223
27224        .donation-panel .form-row select {
27225            -webkit-appearance: none;
27226            -moz-appearance: none;
27227            appearance: none;
27228            background-image: url("data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg' width='16' height='16' viewB
27228ox='0 0 16 16'%3E%3Cpath fill='%23000000' d='M8 10.5l-4-4h8l-4 4z'/%3E%3C/svg%3E");
27229            background-repeat: no-repeat;
27230            background-position: right 0.7em top 50%, 0 0;
27231            background-size: 0.65em auto, 100%;
27232        }
27233
27234        .donation-panel .form-row select.no-pointer-events {
27235            background-image: none;
27236        }
27237
27238        .donation-panel .form-row .donation-amount-fixed {
27239            margin-top: 0;
27240        }
27241
27242        .content-below-us,
27243        .content-below-ils {
27244            margin: 10px 0;
27245        }
27246
27247        #form-row-currency {
27248            margin-top: 10px;
27249        }
27250
27251        [data-name="donation-pp-for-project-helper2"] > span,
27252        [data-name="donation-amount-fixed"] > span {
27253            display: flex;
27254            width: 100%;
27255        }
27256
27257        [data-name="donation-pp-for-project-helper2"],
27258        [data-name="donation-amount-fixed"] {
27259            display: flex;
27260            flex-wrap: nowrap;
27261            margin: 0 -5px;
27262        }
27263
27264        [data-name="donation-pp-for-project-helper2"] .wpcf7-list-item,
27265        [data-name="donation-amount-fixed"] .wpcf7-list-item {
27266            flex-grow: 1;
27267            flex-shrink: 1;
27268            flex-basis: calc(20% - 10px);
27269            margin: 0 5px !important;
27270        }
27271
27272        [data-name="donation-pp-for-project-helper2"] .wpcf7-list-item label,
27273        [data-name="donation-amount-fixed"] .wpcf7-list-item label {
27274            display: block;
27275            padding: 8px;
27276            border: 1px solid black;
27277            background-color: transparent;
27278            color: black;
27279            text-align: center;
27280            cursor: pointer;
27281            line-height: 1.4;
27282        }
27283
27284        [data-name="donation-pp-for-project-helper2"] .wpcf7-list-item label {
27285            height: 100%;
27286            align-content: center;
27287        }
27288
27289        .donation-amount-dynamic-wrapper {
27290            display: none;
27291            width: auto;
27292            margin-top: 10px;
27293            background-color: white;
27294        }
27295
27296        .donation-amount-dynamic-wrapper.active {
27297            display: block;
27298        }
27299
27300        .donation-amount-dynamic-wrapper .wpcf7-form-control-wrap {
27301            margin-top: 0;
27302        }
27303
27304        .donation-amount-dynamic-wrapper .wpcf7-form-control-wrap input[type="text"] {
27305            display: block;
27306            width: 100%;
27307            background-color: #FBF8F1;
27308            font-size: 16px;
27309        }
27310
27311        .donation-amount-dynamic-wrapper h4 {
27312            margin: 0;
27313            font-size: 16px;
27314        }
27315
27316        .donation-panel .donation-list-item-btn {
27317            display: inline-block;
27318            font-size: 16px;
27319        }
27320
27321        .donation-panel .wpcf7-form-control-wrap {
27322            margin-top: 0;
27323            margin-bottom: 10px;
27324        }
27325
27326        .donation-panel .form-row label {
27327            display: block;
27328            font-size: 16px;
27329        }
27330
27331        [data-name="donation-amount-fixed"] .wpcf7-list-item label.active,
27332        [data-name="donation-pp-for-project-helper"] .wpcf7-list-item label.active,
27333        #form-row-designated-for2 .wpcf7-list-item label.active,
27334        #donation-amount-fixed .wpcf7-list-item label.active {
27335            background-color: #d32e2e;
27336            color: white;
27337        }
27338
27339        [data-name="donation-amount-fixed"] .wpcf7-list-item label > input[type="radio"],
27340        [data-name="donation-pp-for-project-helper"] .wpcf7-list-item label > input[type="radio"],
27341        #form-row-designated-for2 .wpcf7-list-item label > input[type="radio"],
27342        #donation-amount-fixed .wpcf7-list-item label > input[type="radio"] {
27343            display: none;
27344        }
27345
27346        .page-template-page-test #wpcf7-f5344-o1,
27347        .page-template-page-test #wpcf7-f11558-o1 {
27348            max-width: 480px;
27349        }
27350
27351        .form-row.f-r {
27352            float: right;
27353            width: calc(50% - 5px);
27354        }
27355
27356        .form-row.f-l {
27357            float: left;
27358            width: calc(50% - 5px);
27359        }
27360
27361        #wpcf7-f5344-o1 .wpcf7-spinner {
27362            position: absolute;
27363            top: 10px;
27364        }
27365
27366        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .reg-cover {
27367            display: flex;
27368            justify-content: center;
27369            align-items: center;
27370            min-height: 350px;
27371        }
27372
27373        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .reg-cover h1 {
27374            color: white;
27375            font-size: 60px;
27376            font-weight: 400;
27377            text-align: center;
27378        }
27379
27380        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper {
27381            padding: 30px 0;
27382            width: 100%;
27383            max-width: 900px;
27384        }
27385
27386        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper > div {
27387            margin-bottom: 30px;
27388        }
27389
27390        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper p {
27391            margin: 0 0 10px 0;
27392        }
27393
27394        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper {
27395            display: grid;
27396            grid-template-columns: 75% 25%;
27397            grid-gap: 10px;
27398        }
27399
27400        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.content {
27401            display: grid;
27402            grid-template-columns: 25% 75%;
27403            grid-gap: 15px;
27404            padding: 15px 80px 15px 20px;
27405            background-color: #EBE5E5;
27406        }
27407
27408        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .categories-wrapper h2 {
27409            display: inline-block;
27410            margin: 5px auto 20px auto;
27411            border-bottom: 2px solid #d32e2e;
27412            font-size: 25px;
27413            font-weight: 900;
27414        }
27415
27416        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.content img {
27417            width: 100%;
27418            height: 100%;
27419            object-fit: cover;
27420        }
27421
27422        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.content h2 {
27423            display: inline-block;
27424            margin: 5px 0 20px 0;
27425            border-bottom: 2px solid #d32e2e;
27426            font-size: 23px;
27427            font-weight: normal;
27428        }
27429
27430        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.content .description {
27431            padding-left: 5px;
27432            font-size: 16px;
27433            font-weight: normal;
27434        }
27435
27436        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.links {
27437            display: grid;
27438            grid-template-columns: 1fr;
27439            grid-gap: 10px;
27440        }
27441
27442        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.links a.author-link {
27443            display: flex;
27444            justify-content: center;
27445            align-items: center;
27446            width: 100%;
27447            height: 100%;
27448            border: 1px solid #d32e2e;
27449            border-radius: 0;
27450            background-color: #EBE5E5;
27451        }
27452
27453        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.links a.author-link:hover {
27454            background-color: #d32e2e;
27455        }
27456
27457        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.links a.author-link > .text {
27458            min-width: 70px;
27459            font-size: 19px;
27460            font-weight: normal;
27461        }
27462
27463        #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.links a.author-link > .icon {
27464            width: 16px;
27465            height: 16px;
27466            object-fit: contain;
27467            margin-right: 10px;
27468        }
27469
27470
27471        #donation-form .wpcf7-spinner {
27472            position: absolute;
27473            top: 20px;
27474        }
27475
27476        #donation-bank-message,
27477        #donation-check-united-states,
27478        #donation-check-canada,
27479        #donation-check-israel {
27480            display: none;
27481        }
27482
27483        #donation-bank-message.active,
27484        #donation-check-united-states.active,
27485        #donation-check-canada.active,
27486        #donation-check-israel.active {
27487            display: block;
27488            opacity: 1;
27489            visibility: visible;
27490            margin-bottom: 30px;
27491        }
27492
27493        i.fas,
27494        i.fab,
27495        i.far {
27496            font-weight: 900 !important;
27497        }
27498
27499        form .form-row label {
27500            font-size: 16px;
27501        }
27502
27503        .gb-payment-method-description {
27504            margin-top: 3px;
27505            font-size: 15px;
27506        }
27507
27508        .halakhic-form-wrapper {
27509            width: 100%;
27510            max-width: 580px;
27511            margin: 30px auto;
27512            padding: 0;
27513            text-align: center;
27514        }
27515
27516        .halakhic-form-wrapper h3 {
27517            display: inline-block;
27518            margin: 0 auto;
27519            font-size: 25px;
27520            font-weight: 900;
27521        }
27522
27523        .halakhic-form-wrapper hr {
27524            max-width: 320px;
27525            width: 100%;
27526            height: 2px;
27527            margin: 10px auto 30px auto;
27528            border: 0;
27529            outline: 0;
27530            background-color: #d32e2e;
27531        }
27532
27533        .halakhic-form-wrapper .wpcf7 input,
27534        .halakhic-form-wrapper .wpcf7 select,
27535        .halakhic-form-wrapper .wpcf7 textarea {
27536            display: block;
27537            width: 100%;
27538            height: 40px;
27539            padding: 10px;
27540            border: 1px solid #979591;
27541            background: transparent;
27542            font-size: 16px;
27543        }
27544
27545        .halakhic-form-wrapper .wpcf7 textarea {
27546            min-height: 95px;
27547            appearance: none;
27548            resize: none;
27549        }
27550
27551        .form-halakhic-questions {
27552            display: grid;
27553            grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr;
27554            grid-gap: 5px;
27555        }
27556
27557        .form-halakhic-questions .halakhic-question .halakhic-name {
27558            grid-row: 1;
27559            grid-column: 1 / 2;
27560        }
27561
27562        .form-halakhic-questions .halakhic-question .halakhic-phone {
27563            grid-row: 1;
27564            grid-column: 2 / 3;
27565        }
27566
27567        .form-halakhic-questions .halakhic-question .halakhic-email {
27568            grid-row: 1;
27569            grid-column: 3 / 4;
27570        }
27571
27572        .form-halakhic-questions .halakhic-question {
27573            grid-column: 1 / 4;
27574            grid-row: 2;
27575        }
27576
27577        .halakhic-form-wrapper .wpcf7 .form-halakhic-questions input.wpcf7-submit {
27578            grid-column: 1 / 4;
27579            grid-row: 3;
27580            width: 100%;
27581            border: 0;
27582            background-color: #d32e2e;
27583            color: white;
27584            cursor: pointer;
27585        }
27586
27587        .contact-details-il {
27588            display: none;
27589        }
27590
27591        .woocommerce-order-pay ul.order_details li {
27592            float: left;
27593            margin-right: 8px;
27594            padding-right: 8px;
27595            font-size: 17px;
27596        }
27597
27598        .woocommerce-order-pay ul.order_details li:not(:last-child) {
27599            border-right: 1px solid;
27600        }
27601
27602        #payment h3 {
27603            font-size: 20px;
27604            font-weight: bold;
27605            margin-bottom: 10px;
27606        }
27607
27608        .article-wrapper .details .col {
27609            flex-basis: 50%;
27610            display: flex;
27611            align-items: center;
27612        }
27613
27614        .article-wrapper .details .col:last-child {
27615            justify-content: flex-end;
27616        }
27617
27618        .article-wrapper .share {
27619            margin: 0;
27620            padding: 0;
27621            border-top: 0;
27622        }
27623
27624        .article-wrapper .share i {
27625            margin-left: 5px;
27626        }
27627
27628        .newsletter .form-wrapper .form-row p {
27629            display: block;
27630            width: calc(20% - 8px);
27631        }
27632
27633        .newsletter .form-wrapper .form-row p > span {
27634            display: block;
27635            width: 100% !important;
27636        }
27637
27638        .newsletter .form-wrapper .form-row .select-wrapper *:not(i) {
27639            width: 100%;
27640        }
27641
27642        .page-id-573 .button {
27643            display: inline-block;
27644            width: auto;
27645            padding: 0px 15px;
27646        }
27647
27648        #popup-donation-new br {
27649            display: none;
27650        }
27651
27652        .no-pointer-events {
27653            pointer-events: none;
27654        }
27655
27656        .donation-message-oded {
27657            display: none;
27658            margin-bottom: 20px;
27659        }
27660
27661        .woocommerce-cart table.cart img {
27662            width: 64px;
27663            height: 64px;
27664        }
27665
27666        .hero-banner-overlay-wrapper {
27667            position: absolute;
27668            top: 0;
27669            left: 50%;
27670            z-index: 10;
27671            display: none;
27672            width: 100%;
27673            height: 50%;
27674        }
27675
27676        .ribbon-1 {
27677            position: fixed;
27678            z-index: 10;
27679            padding: 10px;
27680            background-color: #08769b;
27681            box-shadow: 0 0 0 999px #08769b;
27682            clip-path: inset(0 -100%);
27683            color: white;
27684        }
27685
27686        .ribbon-1.right {
27687            inset: 0 0 auto auto;
27688            transform-origin: 0 0;
27689            transform: translate(29.3%) rotate(45deg);
27690        }
27691
27692        .c-ribbon {
27693            position: fixed;
27694            display: block;
27695            font: bold 0.75rem "Poppins", Arial, sans-serif;
27696            background: #fff;
27697            color: #1e1935;
27698            text-decoration: none;
27699            padding: 5px;
27700            text-align: center;
27701            width: 300px;
27702            z-index: 100;
27703        }
27704
27705        .c-ribbon:hover {
27706            box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #141124;
27707        }
27708
27709        .c-ribbon.c-ribbon--left {
27710            left: -100px;
27711        }
27712
27713        .c-ribbon.c-ribbon--right {
27714            right: -100px;
27715        }
27716
27717        .c-ribbon.c-ribbon--top {
27718            top: 50px;
27719        }
27720
27721        .c-ribbon.c-ribbon--bottom {
27722            bottom: 50px;
27723        }
27724
27725        .c-ribbon.c-ribbon--top.c-ribbon--left, .c-ribbon.c-ribbon--bottom.c-ribbon--right {
27726            transform: rotate(-45deg);
27727        }
27728
27729        .c-ribbon.c-ribbon--bottom.c-ribbon--left, .c-ribbon.c-ribbon--top.c-ribbon--right {
27730            transform: rotate(45deg);
27731        }
27732
27733        .postid-22993 .container .reg-cover .overlay {
27734            display: none;
27735        }
27736
27737        #wpcf7-f23338-o4 input:not([type="submit"]):not([type="checkbox"]):not([type="radio"]):not([type="file"]),
27738        #wpcf7-f23338-o4 select,
27739        #wpcf7-f23338-o4 textarea {
27740            width: 100%;
27741            padding: 10px;
27742        }
27743
27744        #wpcf7-f23338-o4 input[type="submit"] {
27745            background-color: #d32e2e;
27746            color: white;
27747            border: 0;
27748            padding: 10px 20px;
27749            font-size: 16px;
27750            font-weight: 600;
27751            cursor: pointer;
27752        }
27753
27754        #wpcf7-f23338-o4 .form-group {
27755            position: relative;
27756            margin-bottom: 10px;
27757        }
27758
27759        .spinner-overlay {
27760            position: fixed;
27761            top: 0;
27762            left: 0;
27763            width: 100%;
27764            height: 100%;
27765            background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5);
27766            z-index: 999999;
27767        }
27768
27769        .spinner-overlay .spinner {
27770            position: absolute;
27771            top: 50%;
27772            left: 50%;
27773            transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
27774            width: 100px;
27775            height: 100px;
27776            background-color: white;
27777            border-radius: 50%;
27778            border: 10px solid #d32e2e;
27779            border-top: 10px solid #f8f8f8;
27780            animation: spin 1s linear infinite;
27781        }
27782
27783        dl.variation dt {
27784            display: inline-block;
27785            font-weight: 600;
27786        }
27787
27788        dl.variation dd {
27789            display: inline-block;
27790            font-weight: 400;
27791        }
27792
27793        dl.variation dd:not(:last-child) p::after {
27794            content: ', ';
27795        }
27796
27797        .woocommerce-cart-form .shop_table td.product-quantity .quantity-wrapper .quantity {
27798            display: flex;
27799            align-items: center;
27800        }
27801
27802        .woocommerce-cart-form .shop_table td.product-quantity .quantity-wrapper .quantity i {
27803            padding: 10px;
27804        }
27805
27806        @keyframes spin {
27807            0% {
27808                transform: rotate(0deg);
27809            }
27810            100% {
27811                transform: rotate(360deg);
27812            }
27813        }
27814
27815        @media (max-width: 1500px) {
27816            header .items li {
27817                margin-left: 17px;
27818                height: 100%;
27819                align-items: center;
27820                display: flex;
27821            }
27822
27823            header .items li a {
27824                line-height: 1;
27825                display: flex;
27826            }
27827
27828            header .items li.special {
27829                width: auto;
27830                display: flex;
27831                justify-content: center;
27832                align-items: center;
27833                padding: 5px 10px;
27834            }
27835        }
27836
27837        @media (max-width: 1280px) {
27838            header .items li {
27839                margin-left: 15px;
27840            }
27841        }
27842
27843        @media (max-width: 1024px) {
27844            .newsletter .form-wrapper .form-row p {
27845                width: 100%;
27846            }
27847
27848            .newsletter .form-wrapper input[type="submit"] {
27849                display: block;
27850            }
27851
27852            .responsa-filters .grid, .filters.grid {
27853                grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr;
27854            }
27855
27856            .search-icon-wrapper {
27857                margin-right: 20px;
27858            }
27859
27860            #header {
27861                z-index: 9999;
27862            }
27863
27864            .single-post .reg-cover {
27865                height: auto;
27866                min-height: 32vh;
27867                display: flex;
27868                align-items: center;
27869                justify-content: center;
27870            }
27871
27872            .fc-scroller {
27873                overflow: hidden !important;
27874            }
27875
27876            .single-post .reg-cover .content {
27877                padding: 30px;
27878                display: flex;
27879                align-items: center;
27880                justify-content: center;
27881            }
27882
27883            .search-icon-wrapper i.fa-search {
27884                font-size: 17px;
27885            }
27886
27887            .woocommerce-checkout form.woocommerce-checkout {
27888                grid-template-columns: 1fr;
27889            }
27890
27891            .woocommerce-checkout form.woocommerce-checkout #customer_details {
27892                grid-column: 1 / 4;
27893                grid-row: 1;
27894            }
27895
27896            .woocommerce-checkout #customer_details .col-1,
27897            .woocommerce-checkout #customer_details .col-2 {
27898                flex-basis: 100%;
27899            }
27900
27901            .woocommerce-checkout form.woocommerce-checkout #order_review {
27902                grid-column: 1 / 4;
27903                grid-row: 3;
27904            }
27905
27906            .woocommerce-checkout #customer_details .col-1 {
27907                margin-right: 0;
27908            }
27909        }
27910
27911        @media (max-width: 768px) {
27912            .article-wrapper .details {
27913                flex-direction: column;
27914            }
27915
27916            .article-wrapper .details .col:first-child {
27917                margin-bottom: 10px;
27918            }
27919
27920            .page-responsa-by-david-golinkin .filters-wrapper .search-page {
27921                width: 83%;
27922                float: none;
27923                margin: 0 auto;
27924            }
27925
27926            .page-responsa-by-david-golinkin .filters-wrapper {
27927                height: 40px;
27928            }
27929
27930            #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper {
27931                padding: 30px 10px;
27932            }
27933
27934            #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .reg-cover h1 {
27935                font-size: 50px;
27936            }
27937
27938            .page-responsa-by-david-golinkin .articles-wrapper .articles .article {
27939                margin: 0 0 20px;
27940                padding: 0 15px 15px 15px;
27941            }
27942
27943            .page-responsa-by-david-golinkin .articles-wrapper .articles .article .text-wrapper {
27944                margin-top: 0;
27945            }
27946
27947            .articles-wrapper .articles .article a {
27948                display: flex;
27949                flex-direction: column;
27950            }
27951
27952            .form-halakhic-questions {
27953                grid-template-columns: 1fr;
27954            }
27955
27956            .form-halakhic-questions .halakhic-name {
27957                grid-column: 1;
27958                grid-row: 1;
27959            }
27960
27961            .form-halakhic-questions .halakhic-phone {
27962                grid-column: 1;
27963                grid-row: 2;
27964            }
27965
27966            .form-halakhic-questions .halakhic-email {
27967                grid-column: 1;
27968                grid-row: 3;
27969            }
27970
27971            .form-halakhic-questions .halakhic-question {
27972                grid-column: 1;
27973                grid-row: 4;
27974            }
27975
27976            .halakhic-form-wrapper .wpcf7 .form-halakhic-questions input.wpcf7-submit {
27977                grid-column: 1;
27978                grid-row: 5;
27979            }
27980
27981            .responsa-filters .grid, .filters.grid {
27982                grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr;
27983            }
27984
27985            #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.content,
27986            #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper {
27987                grid-template-columns: 1fr;
27988            }
27989
27990            #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.content {
27991                padding: 15px 20px;
27992            }
27993
27994            #container.responsa-by-david-golinkin .content-wrapper .author-wrapper .col.links a.author-link {
27995                padding: 15px;
27996            }
27997
27998            [data-name="donation-pp-for-project-helper"],
27999            [data-name="donation-amount-fixed"],
28000            #donation-amount-fixed {
28001                display: grid;
28002                grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr;
28003                grid-gap: 10px;
28004                margin: 0;
28005            }
28006
28007            [data-name="donation-pp-for-project-helper"] .wpcf7-list-item,
28008            [data-name="donation-amount-fixed"] .wpcf7-list-item,
28009            #donation-amount-fixed .wpcf7-list-item {
28010                margin: 0 !important;
28011            }
28012
28013            .search-wrapper .search-icon-wrapper {
28014                display: flex;
28015                justify-content: center;
28016                align-items: center;
28017                width: 45px;
28018                height: 100%;
28019            }
28020
28021            .search-wrapper .search-icon-wrapper #open-search-wrapper {
28022                font-size: 16px;
28023            }
28024
28025            #menu-button {
28026                position: initial;
28027                right: initial;
28028                top: initial;
28029            }
28030
28031            #header .logo-wrapper {
28032                flex-grow: 1;
28033            }
28034
28035            .search-wrapper #close-search-wrapper {
28036                position: absolute;
28037                right: 15px;
28038            }
28039
28040            .search-wrapper #header-search {
28041                width: calc(100% - 20px);
28042            }
28043
28044            .search-results .results-grid {
28045                grid-template-columns: 1fr;
28046            }
28047
28048            .search-wrapper .search-results {
28049                margin: 10px;
28050            }
28051
28052            .woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-order-details .order-details {
28053                margin-right: 0;
28054            }
28055
28056            .woocommerce-checkout .coupon-form-wrapper.active input,
28057            .woocommerce-checkout .coupon-form-wrapper input,
28058            .woocommerce-checkout .coupon-form-wrapper.active button,
28059            .woocommerce-checkout .coupon-form-wrapper button {
28060                width: 100%;
28061            }
28062
28063            .woocommerce-checkout .woocommerce-billing-fields__field-wrapper {
28064                grid-template-columns: 1fr;
28065            }
28066        }
28067
28068        @media print {
28069            @page {
28070                size: auto;
28071                margin: 50px;
28072            }
28073
28074            body {
28075                background: white !important;
28076            }
28077
28078            .single-post .article-wrapper * {
28079                font-family: Helvetica, Arial !important;
28080            }
28081
28082            .uwy.userway_p5,
28083            .woocommerce-multi-currency,
28084            .single-post .article-wrapper .author-image,
28085            .single-post .article-wrapper .share,
28086            .single-post #header {
28087                display: none !important;
28088            }
28089
28090            .container {
28091                padding: 0;
28092            }
28093
28094            .content-wrapper {
28095                padding: 0;
28096                width: 100%;
28097                max-width: 100%;
28098            }
28099
28100            .logo-print {
28101                display: block;
28102                margin-bottom: 20px;
28103            }
28104
28105            .logo-print img {
28106                width: 160px;
28107            }
28108
28109            .single-post .content {
28110                display: block;
28111            }
28112
28113            .single-post .content .logo-print,
28114            .single-post .content .page-headline,
28115            .single-post .content .page-headline h1 {
28116                display: block;
28117                width: 100%;
28118                text-align: center;
28119            }
28120
28121            .event-wrapper .main-wrapper.f-r {
28122                float: none;
28123                width: 100%;
28124            }
28125
28126            .event-wrapper .main-wrapper-and-image {
28127                margin-top: 80px;
28128            }
28129
28130            .woocommerce-checkout h1,
28131            .woocommerce-checkout h2 {
28132                font-size: 35px;
28133                font-weight: bold;
28134            }
28135
28136            .woocommerce-checkout .shop_table {
28137                page-break-inside: avoid;
28138            }
28139
28140            .woocommerce-checkout .shop_table th,
28141            .woocommerce-checkout .shop_table td {
28142                padding: 5px 0;
28143            }
28144
28145            .grecaptcha-badge,
28146            .woocommerce-checkout .newsletter,
28147            .woocommerce-checkout .banner,
28148            .woocommerce-checkout .checkout-header .header-links {
28149                display: none !important;
28150            }
28151
28152            .single-post .reg-cover,
28153            .single-post .reg-cover .image.bg,
28154            .single-post .reg-cover .overlay,
28155            .single-post .reg-cover .content .logo-print,
28156            .single-post .reg-cover .content .logo-print img,
28157            .single-post .reg-cover .content .clearfix,
28158            .single-post .logo,
28159            .single-post #pojo-a11y-toolbar,
28160            .single-post #header,
28161            .single-post header,
28162            .single-post footer {
28163                display: none !important;
28164                height: 1px !important;
28165                min-height: 1px !important;
28166            }
28167
28168            .single-post * {
28169                font-family: Helvetica, Arial !important;
28170            }
28171
28172            .single-post .details .col:last-child,
28173            .single-post .details .author .author-image {
28174                display: none !important;
28175            }
28176
28177            .single-post .article-wrapper {
28178                width: 100% !important;
28179                padding: 50px 0 0 0 !important;
28180            }
28181
28182            .single-post .reg-cover {
28183                display: block !important;
28184                height: 100px !important;
28185            }
28186
28187            .single-post .reg-cover .content {
28188                display: block !important;
28189                max-width: 100% !important;
28190                width: auto !important;
28191                height: 100px !important;
28192                min-height: auto !important;
28193                margin-bottom: 20px !important;
28194                padding: 0 !important;
28195            }
28196
28197            .single-post .reg-cover .content h1.small {
28198                display: block !important;
28199                color: black !important;
28200                font-size: 30px !important;
28201                line-height: 1.3 !important;
28202                margin: 0 !important;
28203                padding: 0 !important;
28204            }
28205
28206            .single-post #container {
28207                height: 100px !important;
28208                min-height: auto !important;
28209                padding-top: 0 !important;
28210            }
28211        }
28212
28213        .hide {
28214            display: none !important;
28215        }
28216
28217        .screen-reader-text {
28218            border: 0;
28219            clip: rect(0, 0, 0, 0);
28220            height: 1px;
28221            margin: -1px;
28222            overflow: hidden;
28223            padding: 0;
28224            position: absolute;
28225            width: 1px;
28226        }
28227
28228        .loading-spinner {
28229            display: inline-block;
28230            width: 16px;
28231            height: 16px;
28232            border: 2px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1);
28233            border-radius: 50%;
28234            border-top-color: #000;
28235            animation: spin 0.6s linear infinite;
28236            margin-left: 10px;
28237            vertical-align: middle;
28238        }
28239
28240        @keyframes spin {
28241            to {
28242                transform: rotate(360deg);
28243            }
28244        }
28245
28246        select[disabled] {
28247            background: #f9f9f9;
28248            cursor: not-allowed;
28249        }
28250	
28251	</style>
28252	
28253	
28253<script>
28254		jQuery( document ).ready( function( $ ) {
28255			/*
28256			 * Style Select2
28257			 */
28258			setTimeout( function() {
28259				$( '.select2 b[role="presentation"]' ).hide();
28260				$( '.select2 .select2-selection__arrow' ).append( '<i class="fa fa-angle-down"></i>' );
28261			}, 500 );
28262			
28263			$( '.quantity i.fas' ).on( 'click', function() {
28264				let el = $( this );
28265				
28266				updateQuantityInput( el );
28267				
28268				if( $( '#add-to-cart-btn' ).length ) {
28269					let href = $( '#add-to-cart-btn a' ).attr( 'href' );
28270					let new_href = updateQueryStringParameter( href, 'quantity', el.parents( '.quantity' ).find( '.input-text.qty.text' ).val() );
28271					
28272					$( '#add-to-cart-btn a' ).attr( 'href', new_href );
28273				}
28274				
28275				return;
28276			} );
28277			
28278			// Fix, update cart totals ruins the event for quantity change
28279			$( document.body ).on( 'updated_cart_totals', function() {
28280				$( '.quantity i.fas' ).on( 'click', function() {
28281					let el = $( this );
28282					
28283					updateQuantityInput( el );
28284				} );
28285			} );
28286			
28287			if( $( 'body' ).hasClass( 'woocommerce-checkout' ) ) {
28288				$( '.woocommerce-form-coupon' ).remove();
28289			}
28290			
28291			if( $( 'body' ).hasClass( 'woocommerce-checkout' ) || $( 'body' ).hasClass( 'woocommerce-cart' ) ) {
28292				$( document ).on( 'change', '.participants input[type="text"]', function() {
28293					let el = $( this );
28294					
28295					let data = {
28296						action: 'schechter_ajax_session_save_participant',
28297						key: el.attr( 'id' ),
28298						value: el.val(),
28299					};
28300					
28301					$.post( 'https://schechter.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php', data, function( response ) {
28302					} );
28303					
28304					localStorage.setItem( el.attr( 'id' ), el.val() );
28305				} );
28306				
28307				$( 'body' ).on( 'updated_checkout', function() {
28308					for( let i = 0; i < localStorage.length; i++ ) {
28309						let el_key = localStorage.key( i );
28310						let el_value = localStorage.getItem( el_key );
28311						
28312						if( el_key.indexOf( 'event' ) >= 0 ) {
28313							$( '#' + el_key ).val( el_value ).change();
28314						}
28315					}
28316				} );
28317				
28318				$( '.coupon-form-wrapper button[type="submit"]' ).on( 'click', function( e ) {
28319					e.preventDefault();
28320					
28321					let el = $( this );
28322					let el_html = el.html();
28323					let coupon_form_wrapper = $( '.coupon-form-wrapper' );
28324					
28325					coupon_form_wrapper.addClass( 'active' );
28326					
28327					el.html( el_html + ' <i class="fas fa-circle-notch fa-spin"></i>' )
28328					
28329					let data = {
28330						security: wc_checkout_params.apply_coupon_nonce,
28331						coupon_code: coupon_form_wrapper.children( 'input' ).val(),
28332					};
28333					
28334					$.post( '/?wc-ajax=apply_coupon', data, function( response ) {
28335						coupon_form_wrapper.removeClass( 'active' );
28336						el.html( el_html );
28337						
28338						$( '.coupon-form-wrapper .coupon-errors' ).empty().append( response );
28339						
28340						$( 'body' ).trigger( 'update_checkout' );
28341					} );
28342				} );
28343				/*
28344				 let quantity = getUrlParameter( 'quantity' );
28345				 
28346				 if( undefined != quantity ) {
28347				 history.pushState( {}, null, 'https://schechter.edu/checkout/' );
28348				 }
28349				 */
28350				
28351				// When user gets to checkout, reset url to prevent re-adding to cart
28352				/*
28353				 $( '.back-to-event' ).on( 'click', function( e ) {
28354				 e.preventDefault();
28355				 
28356				 let el = $( this );
28357				 let el_href = el.attr( 'href' );
28358				 let el_cart_hash = el.data( 'cart-hash' );
28359				 
28360				 if( '' != el_cart_hash ) {
28361				 $.post( '/?wc-ajax=remove_from_cart', { cart_item_key: el_cart_hash }, function( response ) {
28362				 if( response.hasOwnProperty( 'fragments' ) ) {
28363				 $.post( 'https://schechter.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php', { action: 'schechter_ajax_wc_reset_session' }, function() {
28364				 window.location.href = el_href;
28365				 } );
28366				 }
28367				 else {
28368				 alert( 'התרחשה שגיאה' );
28369				 }
28370				 } );
28371				 }
28372				 } );
28373				 */
28374			}
28375		} );
28376		
28377		/*
28378		 * Add parameter to url
28379		 */
28380		function updateQueryStringParameter( uri, key, value ) {
28381			var re = new RegExp( "([?&])" + key + "=.*?(&|$)", "i" );
28382			var separator = uri.indexOf( '?' ) !== -1 ? "&" : "?";
28383			
28384			if( uri.match( re ) ) {
28385				return uri.replace( re, '$1' + key + "=" + value + '$2' );
28386			}
28387			else {
28388				return uri + separator + key + "=" + value;
28389			}
28390		}
28391		
28392		/*
28393		 * Get parameter from url
28394		 */
28395		var getUrlParameter = function getUrlParameter( sParam ) {
28396			var sPageURL = window.location.search.substring( 1 ),
28397				sURLVariables = sPageURL.split( '&' ),
28398				sParameterName,
28399				i;
28400			
28401			for( i = 0; i < sURLVariables.length; i++ ) {
28402				sParameterName = sURLVariables[ i ].split( '=' );
28403				
28404				if( sParameterName[ 0 ] === sParam ) {
28405					return sParameterName[ 1 ] === undefined ? true : decodeURIComponent( sParameterName[ 1 ] );
28406				}
28407			}
28408		};
28409		
28410		/*
28411		 * Update quantity input
28412		 */
28413		function updateQuantityInput( el ) {
28414			let quantity_el = el.parents( '.quantity' ).find( '.input-text.qty.text' );
28415			let quantity_el_val = parseInt( quantity_el.val() );
28416			
28417			if( el.hasClass( 'fa-minus' ) ) {
28418				if( quantity_el_val > 1 ) {
28419					quantity_el.val( parseInt( quantity_el_val - 1 ) );
28420				}
28421			}
28422			
28423			if( el.hasClass( 'fa-plus' ) ) {
28424				quantity_el.val( parseInt( quantity_el_val + 1 ) );
28425			}
28426			
28427			jQuery( '.tfoot-content button[type="submit"]' ).removeAttr( 'disabled' );
28428		}
28429	</script>
28429
28430		
28430<script type='text/javascript'>
28431		(function () {
28432			var c = document.body.className;
28433			c = c.replace(/woocommerce-no-js/, 'woocommerce-js');
28434			document.body.className = c;
28435		})();
28436	</script>
28436
28437	
28437<script id="wcPPCPSettings">
28438				window['wcPPCPSettings'] = JSON.parse( decodeURIComponent( 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