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Nadine Epstein

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As seen in: Moment Magazine, The Washington Post, New York Post, Newsweek, Slate, Constant Contact, Religion News Service, Jewish Book Council, Heritage Florida Jewish News
Editor-in-Chief and CEO of @MomentMagazine author of RBG’s Brave and Brilliant Women, a collaboration with Justice Ginsburg
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From the Editor | The Enduring Experiment

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By Nadine Epstein Verified
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On July 4, 1776, some of my ancestors were living in Central and Eastern Europe, where I imagine them passionately debating the great Jewish movements of their era: the Jewish enlightenment, highbrow rabbinic Judaism and folksy Hasidic mysticism. In a kitchen somewhere in what was then Poland but is now Ukraine, I see two parents watch uneasily as their three sons argue.
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The Word Zionism Is Dead

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By Nadine Epstein Verified
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I am editor-in-chief of a magazine with a great Jewish legacy, and I have never once in my life used the terms Zionist or anti-Zionist to describe myself or anyone else. Why? When I use a word, I want to know where it’s been and how it’s going to be understood, and with anything Zionism-related, that’s a nearly impossible task. And so I am going to propose something that may sound radical.
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When Leviticus is Not the Last Word

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By Nadine Epstein Verified
| Moment Magazine Verified
As a teenager in West Hempstead, NY, on Long Island, Oliver Paneth loved spending time at their family’s shul and was a popular babysitter in the Orthodox community. They also attended Yeshiva University High School for Girls in Queens. “I was never the girlie girl, I was way more into sports,” recalls Paneth, whose gentle round face is fringed with a wispy brown beard. “I thought I was gay, and that was what was different about me, and then I went to college and met other trans people.
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