Featured Article: Globalization by Rabbi Israel Rubin
				The Kabbalah of Rosh Hashana by Rabbi Simon Jacobson One hundred years ago, at the dawn of the 20th century, life was more difficult, bringing us the most deadly period in all of history. The Great American Dream by Rabbi Yossi Jacobson Never in our long exile have we felt as comfortable as on these blessed shores, in a country founded on the dignity of human life and liberty. Complaints Against G-d By Rabbi Yossi Gordon When I try explaining to people about our limited human understanding of G-d’s ways, I sound a bit like His advocate. Keys to Heaven By Elie Wiesel The sound from the mountains, a melancholy song, a joyous prayer, a dream, a memory: this miraculous place reaching into heaven. Righteous? by Ted Roberts My bold rabbi loves my challenging questions. Carpool by Wendy Mogel In Judaism, G-d is in the details, and everyday courtesy is an important detail. For the previous year's Rosh Hashana articles, click here >>>
Rosh Hashana Laws and Customs On Rosh Hashanah we renew our commitment to Jewish life. You're on Sabbatical By Eli Robins The real “Sabbatical” term originates from the once-in-seven years Jewish “Shemitta” Mitzvah focused on the farmers & field workers who follow Jewish law to let their fields lie fallow each seventh year. Just a Nail By Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Sacks Sukkot was drawing near, and I wasn’t sure how to get the materials to build a sukkah booth. Making all Education Special By Marion Fish Will parents have to choose between a Day School education, should they desire it, and the special ed resources offered by public school systems? Divine Music by Miriam Karp Gershon Wachtel knows prayer and music up close and personal. Buried Memory by Varda Branfman Naomi is a 23 year-old major in languages at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and a new immigrant to Israel.