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OPINION & COMMENT An American lawyer from Los Angeles can come to Israel and discuss the daf yomi with any of hundreds of avreichim in Yerushalayim. A university professor from Australia can ask a question that touches on matters of life and death of an octogenarian scholar in Bnei Brak and follow his recommendation without a second thought. A young woman from England can marry a young man from Amsterdam and the couple can live happily ever after in Ofakim -- because they share key values at the focus of their lives. This is what Am Echad -- One People -- means in practice.
Has Our Dancing
Turned to Mourning?
"I Am Hashem"
Principles of Education Being a Leader is Slavery, Not Power Some think of teaching as a profession and a livelihood, others consider it social status and a source of prestige, while still others consider it a mission in life. None of these is the way the Torah looks at it.
The Day After Peace Breaks Out Will the Secular Israeli Press
Cover Barak's Election Funding Scandal? A political battle is raging between the Labor party and the Likud over allegations that a series of non-profit organizations were illegally set up as fronts to collect funds for Prime Minister Ehud Barak's election campaign. War Criminals
Must be Punished To The Editor: It is with a sense of deep disappointment that I feel obligated to put pen to paper in protest at recent developments here in Australia. As an Australian Jew and rabbi to a Congregation comprising almost one thousand Holocaust survivors and their families, I am extremely disturbed by the Government's handling of the Konrad Kalejs affair.
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