It's possible to look at any week's Torah reading, and then news headlines that are happening all around. And to wonder: is there a connection? And then you find a connection. You find yourself grounded in the text and in the world. And then something else happens. So you recalibrate. And then something else happens. And then you wonder: can I keep on doing this? Can I keep on adjusting to the moment? How can I hold onto the light? (originally recorded June 14, 2017)
This week’s Torah portion commands vengeance—and I can’t ignore it. In a world where Jewish children are attacked for singing Hebrew songs, we must face our pain, tell our truth, and protect our dignity. Zionism isn’t supremacy—it’s the sacred right to exist, to sing, to hope.
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