Conversations about Inclusion (and other stuff)
Beth SteinbergI write about food, life, inclusion and people with diverse needs, making theater, and living life during complicated times in Israel.
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The Night that was Different...
Preparing for Pesach this year brings me back to that COVID holiday year of 2020. I recall doing an online grocery order at Shufersal, something we don’t do ordinarily as Ira and I prefer to do our shopping, especially for the holiday, in p...
Overheard at the Pool
Overheard at Kibbutz Ramat Rachel. Friday, April 5, 6:30AM
Asking Forgiveness
What will you say to her when she comes home? Yoni Levy, father of captured soldier Naama Levy, replied, “I will ask her forgiveness,” or “אני אבקש את סליחתה.”
Don't Agree? Your right
As a kid in Jewish day school, I remember learning a lively ditty for the first line of the Story of Esther, which is read on Purim. “It happened in the days of Ahasuerus—that Ahasuerus who reigned over a hundred and twenty-seven provinces ...
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I'm the co-founder and director of Shutaf Inclusion Programs in Jerusalem, and the artistic director of Theater in the Rough, creating engaging, theatrical experiences in Jerusalem. more
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