Writing Family Histories
Sarah Einsteinmy writing to recover lost family history, with prompts so you can, too.
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I will not argue with you...
I will not argue with you about the whether or not Jews are indigenous to Israel because there is irrefutable proof not only that we are, but that we have been living there continuously since the diaspora began. It is our dispersion from Ju...
After Israel Part 2:
A friend sends me an email and says she wants to have a “Come to Jesus” conversation with me about my support of Israel. I understand the colloquial meaning of the phrase, but I also understand that like all the literal “come to Jesus” conv...
My Father's Voice
When a teenage Clark Kent, in the original Superman1 movie, first arrives at his Fortress of Solitude—a kind of arctic tree-house—he inserts a large crystal shard into a receptacle, and the face and voice of his father emerge with all the g...
After Israel Part 1
I’m grateful to have spent the last week in Israel, which is not to say that I enjoyed myself. It would have been obscene, I think, to focus on enjoyment on a trip intended to give us a chance to make some small contribution to the work of ...
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