Sometimes I get so worked up about something that instead of using my writing time for my Friday blog post, I go in another direction.
Sometimes JCRC’s friends feel a head-spinning confusion about exactly what we do – what issues we choose to address and how we define our role
“It’s complicated.” Those two words enter into virtually every conversation during our Israel Engagement study tours, often to the frustration – and eventually to the
In 1957, Dr. Martin Luther King told an audience in Montgomery, Alabama, that “life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for
As 2016 began, we lost a treasured member of Boston’s Jewish community, Dr. Robert Berger z’l. Dr. Berger, Laci (from Laszlo) to his friends, was
Given that we departed only one day after the attack in San Bernardino, the events in California – and the debate over their meaning –
Neis gadol haya sham. A great miracle happened there; and, so we commemorate the miracle of the improbably long-lasting light by observing 8 days of
Hours ago, I arrived in Israel together with one quarter of the Massachusetts State Senate and two JCRC board members. As we begin our weeklong
As I write to you from Germany, I’m reflecting on one of the lessons we draw from our own experience; that we all benefit
One of the many beautiful characteristics that defines the Boston Jewish community is our commitment to be in partnership and solidarity with other Jewish communities
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