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The Boycott That Separated Me From My Neighbors

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By Rachel Timoner
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20 hours ago At congressional hearting, the US secretary of state dodged question about Washington’s position on Israel’s nuclear programme. A Democratic lawmaker in the United States has grilled top diplomat Marco Rubio on whether Israel has nuclear weapons, but the secretary of state did not provide a clear …
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The Boycott That Bitterly Divided My Neighborhood Original

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By Rachel Timoner
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The Boycott That Bitterly Divided My Neighborhood June 4, 2026, 11:00 a.m. ET Credit...Adam Pape for The New York Times Rachel Timoner is the senior rabbi of Brooklyn’s Congregation Beth Elohim and a board member of New York Jewish Agenda. Last week members of a hyperlocal community institution voted to boycott Israeli products. “Big deal,” I hear you saying. But it is, because the vote by members of the Park Slope Food Co-op in Brooklyn is a microcosm of what’s happening all across our country.
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This Passover, Jews must confront Palestinian suffering | Opinion

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By Rachel Timoner
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Rachel Timoner, Opinion contributor Amid Passover , children across the Jewish world are racing one another to find the " afikoman " and receive its coveted prize. The afikoman, a piece of broken matzah hidden away for the children to retrieve, is the very last thing we eat at the Passover seder so that the taste of freedom will remain on our tongues. This tradition helps us to fulfill the commandment that in every generation, we are each to see ourselves as if we personally went out from Egypt .
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