The Language of the Soul: Judaism for the Deaf-Blind
Jewish life is a rich tapestry of sound, sight and communal gathering. But what does inclusion mean for Jews who can neither see nor hear?

Jewish life is a rich tapestry of sound, sight and communal gathering. But what does inclusion mean for Jews who can neither see nor hear?

Rabbi Etshalom explores the different ways in which Amos’s “rhetorical sleight-of-hand” may be interpreted or experienced . . .

One Day in October: Forty Heroes, Forty Stories; Gan Shoshanim, Vol. 4

The hidden economic cost of miluim—and the resilience that carried Israeli families through