Parshat Ha’azinu: Finding meaning in holiday rituals
By Rabbi Michael Werbow
On our way to Sukkot and Simchat Torah, we pause for a poem by Moses in which he testifies before the...
Opinion | Sukkot’s message is essential during our climate crisis
By Esti Shapiro
Growing up in the temperamental weather of Denver, Colo., it was not at all unusual to experience rain, high winds, heat waves...
Opinion | Observing Yom Kippur with a disordered eating past
By Sarah Simone
Yom Kippur is arguably one of the most important days in the Jewish calendar. It is the Day of Atonement, a day...
Opinion | Housing saves lives
By Dr. Gwen L. DuBois
While we are still in the midst of a global pandemic, we are also in the midst of an ever-worsening...
Opinion | A patchwork of pandemic stories at the Jewish Museum
By Maggie Hoffman
Since March of 2020, we’ve collectively faced unimaginable challenges and grappled with overwhelming grief. We’ve worked on the front lines and balanced...
Letters to the editor: Sept. 10
Time for Biden to go
The Republican Women of Baltimore County and its president Dee Hodges are shocked and heartsick by the murder of our...
The challenge of a parole decision
Fifty-three years ago, in June 1968, 24-year-old Sirhan Sirhan rocked America when he shot and killed Sen. Robert F. Kennedy (D-N.Y.), then the leading...
Voice of hate at State
Jesus Christ came to save the whole world from the Jews — the founders of the original Anti-Christ religion, they who are the seed...
Parshat Vayeilech: Be strong and resolute
In Parshat Vayeilech, Moses is preparing to step back and let Joshua become the leader and take the Israelites into Israel. Moses is aware...
Parshat Nitzavim: To respect and honor others
By Ava Perlin
Parshat Nitzavim focuses on our covenant and relationship with God by instructing us to worship only God and setting forth the punishment...
