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Israeli novelist David Grossman: ‘Who will we be when we rise from the ashes?’

The Israel Prize-winning author laments the future of “two nations distorted and corrupted by endless war.”

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Seeking justice for Israel’s slain and missing without losing our moral compass

This week’s Torah portion understands the need for reckoning, and for restraint, writes a rabbi at the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America.

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Journalists need support to get the Mideast story right. We should give it to them.

The Jewish community and others should prioritize investment in news organizations, writes the director of communications at the Knight Foundation.

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

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

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

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.

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