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ArticleAnti-symmetrical in Mississippi
TFor most folks, it didn’t seem to matter much that their new chief of police was a Jew. In a town split between Catholics and Protestants, it was almost like Belfast, where ng a Jew meant you were neutral when it came to their s. nd so, in the...
ArticleSILENCED NO MORE
When the privately funded Civil Commission on the Oct. 7 crimes against women, men, and children released its landmark report on May 12, Dr. Cochav Elkayam-Levy felt something she had not experienced in a very long time: a deep sense of relief.
ArticleThe Kristof controversy
One of the first questions the Magazine posed to Dr. Cochav Elkayam-Levy concerned the criticism surrounding columnist Nicholas Kristof’s May 11 New York Times opinion piece, which alleged that Palestinian detainees were being abused while...
ArticleSilence before speaking
‘He who has a why to live can bear almost any how” isn’t just psychiatrist Viktor Frankl’s most famous quote. The quote gained renewed attention through Jerusalem author Rachel Goldberg-Polin, whose son Hersh was taken hostage by Hamas on...
ArticleLearn more
The enduring resonance of Victor Frankl’s quotations was also evident earlier this year at an exhibition in Tel Aviv’s Shalom Tower Library dedicated to Frankl’s life and teachings. Although the L’Chaim exhibition has ended, parts can...
ArticleFor kids’ sake
It doesn’t take a PhD in anthropology, political science, or sociology, or an above-average IQ, to discern that this country has its fair share of existential challenges on its plate. Some of those clearly come from without, but there are...