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Jeffrey Levine

New York
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The Leaders Were Not Liars – Facts, Truth, and the Failure to See

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By Jeffrey Levine
| The Times of Israel
A close family friend recently told me about something that happened to their twelve-year-old nephew at a football match in Australia. During the match, the boy was called a “baby killer.” I found myself unable to move on from the story. Not because antisemitism is new, and not because Jews have not faced prejudice throughout history, but because of the age of the child. He was twelve years old. A boy who had never held a weapon, made a political decision, or participated in a military operation.
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The Leaders Were Not Liars – Facts, Truth, and the Failure to See

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By Jeffrey Levine
| QOSHE
A close family friend recently told me about something that happened to their twelve-year-old nephew at a football match in Australia. During the match, the boy was called a “baby killer.” I found myself unable to move on from the story. Not because antisemitism is new, and not because Jews have not faced prejudice throughout history, but because of the age of the child. He was twelve years old. A boy who had never held a weapon, made a political decision, or participated in a military operation.
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What Holds a People Together? - Jeffrey Levine

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By Jeffrey Levine
| QOSHE
Beha’alotecha 5786 and the Challenge of Sustaining Jewish Identity This week’s reading of Parshat Beha’alotecha may be one of the most relevant Torah portions for the world we are living through today. At its core, the Parsha asks a profound question: What actually holds a people together? Is it power? A common enemy? Shared history? Religion? Land? Leadership? Culture? Memory? Purpose? Because the Torah portion begins with light and ends with fracture.
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