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I thought the law school where I teach had my back. Then came the Hamas attacks on Israel.

A professor at DePaul University feels let down by a statement calling for “an immediate de-escalation of the current situation.”

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How do we keep the worst days in the last 50 years of Jewish history from tearing us apart?

Advice on avoiding communal rupture and fragmentation from the president of Hebrew College.

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How Jewish parents can help kids deal with a flood of pain on social media — beyond just looking away

There is a better way to protect your kids than banning their favorite apps, write two Jewish educators.

How do we sing psalms of praise when our hearts are breaking?

The Hamas attack wasn’t the Holocaust. But it must be understood in terms of Jewish trauma.

Here’s why we’re holding a Jewish Oktoberfest despite the worst mass slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust

How do we forge ahead after calamity? The Jewish way of mourning offers a roadmap.

Without Jewish friends at my school, I feel alone in my fears about what’s happening in Israel

How to be a liberal Zionist when Israel is at war

I finished reading the Torah in a bomb shelter, while my kids huddled in their safe room

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