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The Golden Age of American Jewry Hasn’t Ended. It May Have Just Begun
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The Golden Age of American Jewry Hasn’t Ended. It May Have Just Begun

What Winston Churchill and Jerry Seinfeld can teach us about the challenges we face.

Rabbi Soloveichik’s Favorite Books from 2023
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Rabbi Soloveichik’s Favorite Books from 2023

What were Rabbi Soloveichik's two favorite books from this past year?…

What the Right Still Has To Learn From Ronald Reagan
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What the Right Still Has To Learn From Ronald Reagan

The American conservative movement badly needs good leadership. It should look to Reagan for inspiration.

Loss, Discovery, and a Lost Discovery in “Reading Ruth”
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Loss, Discovery, and a Lost Discovery in “Reading Ruth”

Rediscovering the wisdom of the departed in an ancient text.

The Function of Wine at the Passover Seder
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The Function of Wine at the Passover Seder

Understanding wine and the seder with Plato and the Haggadah.

What Jonathan Sacks Saw in America
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What Jonathan Sacks Saw in America

Meir Soloveichik's tribute to the late chief rabbi and his legacy, in America and Europe.

Menachem Begin’s Covenantal Zionism
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Menachem Begin’s Covenantal Zionism

What Begin’s 1972 elegy for the diaspora reveals about a worldview unique among Israel’s founders.

A Tribute to Mosaic’s Founding Editor
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A Tribute to Mosaic’s Founding Editor

Meir Soloveichik reflects on Neal Kozodoy and his accomplishments.

The Mysteries of the Sh’ma
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The Mysteries of the Sh’ma

The most powerful sentence in Judaism is also the most misunderstood.

For the Church, a Purely Neutral Approach to the Existence of Israel is Theologically Unsustainable
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For the Church, a Purely Neutral Approach to the Existence of Israel is Theologically Unsustainable

It will be either pro or con.

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