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Rabbi of Boca Raton Synagogue & host of @BehindTheBima.
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What Mamdani Gets Wrong

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By Efrem Goldberg
| Aish
Mamdani dismisses Israel as just an idea. Shabbat Nachamu, the Sabbath of comfort, shows why that idea will never be extinguished. Zohran Mamdani has escalated his anti-Israel rhetoric, saying he's exploring how to have Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrested when he visits New York this fall, citing the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant. The threat is as reckless as it is revealing.
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Are You a Spy or a Tourist?

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By Efrem Goldberg
| Aish
Most of us don't realize we're making it. But look closely at your closest relationships, and you'll notice a pattern. Some people go looking for flaws, cataloguing mistakes, building a case against the people closest to them. Others go looking for beauty, for what someone got right, for common ground. Same person, same relationship, completely different way of seeing. The Torah has a name for this choice, and it goes back to the story of the spies.
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The Reason I Keep Coming Back To The Ohel

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By Efrem Goldberg
| Anash.org Verified
By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg – Boca Raton Synagogue Earlier this week, while in New York, I made it a point to stop at the Ohel, as I often do. This isn’t something I grew up doing, nor was it a practice of most of my rebbeim. So I found myself wondering: What draws me there? Why do I keep going back again and again? The cookies, apples, and hot and cold beverages, all provided to make a beracha, are fantastic, but that isn’t it. So, what is it?
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