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Today is a sad day for the Jewish people, full of mourning and remembrance for those taken from us far too soon on October 7, 2023 and since.
On that day my wife and I were quarantined with Covid. We ended Simchat Torah, turned on our pho...
Last week, just before Simchat Torah, I received a somewhat troubling message from a community member. They told me that they mentioned my name to someone they met while visiting a shul in the area. I was told that this person was “aware of...
The great magician and mentalist Max Maven (whose real name was Phil Goldstein) wrote in 1991 that
Magic is not for children. For one thing, they don’t particularly need it; they have more than enough mystery in their lives. Adults, on...
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Sukkot, due to its nature of reminding us how temporary the diaspora is meant to be, is a holiday during which I ref...
I recently finished reading Rabbi Zach Truboff’s Zionism In Crisis: Jewish Power and Moral Responsibility After October 7 (2026). Rabbi Truboff’s Zionist bona-fides are unquestionable. He lives in Jerusalem with his family, former director...
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Steven Gotlib is the Associate Rabbi at Mekor Habracha/Center City Synagogue and Director of the Center City Beit Midrash in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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