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Helping the Community Grow: Meet Lindsay Ottersen, the Volunteer Who Keeps on Giving Detroit Jewish News – The Jewish News

| July 14, 2022

Repair the World Detroit and The Well both nominated Lindsay Ottersen, 38, of Detroit as Volunteer of the Week for her active dedication to giving back throughout the community. Lindsay came to a Detroit Community Fridge cooking event this past winter having not heard of the community aid project before and now routinely drops off food for the fridges out of the kindness of her heart, said Rachel Wasserman, a senior fellow with Repair the World Detroit. Ottersen says she has had a passion to volunteer since she was a teen and continues to give back when she can.

Is It Proper To Participate In Higher Risk Activities Like Whitewater Rafting Or Mountain Climbing? – The Jewish Press – JewishPress.com

| July 14, 2022

SUMMER VACATION SERIES Edited by Aryeh Werth Is it proper to participate in higher risk activities like whitewater rafting or mountain climbing? Summer is a time for vacation and for many that means a total change from the normal routine.

The Rise of the ANTI-Zionist Jews and Heretical Messianism – The Jewish Press – JewishPress.com

| July 14, 2022

Anyone involved in the discourse on Israel and Zionism is aware of the fact that the words as a Jew always presage something distinctly monstrous.

Jewish community to join ACLU in lawsuit against Ohio’s six-week abortion ban – News 5 Cleveland WEWS

| July 12, 2022

COLUMBUS, OhioMembers of the Jewish community are coming together to tell the Ohio Supreme Court that the six-week abortion ban violates their religious freedom. Although it hasn't been fully drafted, Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism said their Ohio branch (RAC-OH) is working with other Jewish groups on filing an amicus brief, jumping onto the ACLU and Planned Parenthood's original lawsuit to share their agreement. There are about 150,000 Jewish people in Ohio, according to census data

The ordination of the first American woman rabbi a win for democracy – Online Athens

| July 12, 2022

Ronald Gerson| Columnist This is my thirdand final column in my series of significant fifty-year anniversariesrelating to religion, occurring in this year 2022. This piece is inspired by a very important fifty-year milestone in Jewish life

Jewish liberal groups urge Biden to stop eviction of Palestinians from their homes in villages near Hebron – Forward

| July 12, 2022

Israeli forces remove a demonstrator during a demonstration by Palestinians and international activists on July 1, 2022, in the Al-Jawaya in Masafer Yatta.

The Family Purity ‘Scandal’ in Israel: An Open Letter to Guy Pines – The Jewish Press – JewishPress.com

| July 12, 2022

Shalom Guy, allow me to introduce myself. I am a qualified Rabbanit/Rebbetzin who has been teaching Hilchot Niddah, the laws of Taharat HaMishpacha/Family Purity, for the past three decades. I have taught countless brides before their weddings and accompanied them to the Mikveh.

The Beautiful Power of the Golden Rule – Patheos

| July 12, 2022

It is no doubt one of the most famous teachings of Jesus Christ.

Love and Absurdity – aish.com Ponder, Philosophy – Aish.com

| July 12, 2022

To Albert Camus, a hero is someone who can accept the bleak meaninglessness of life and press forward nonetheless. Is there no better option? "The human spirit is absurd

A fight for the right to poverty and ignorance – The Times of Israel

| July 12, 2022

The ultra-Orthodox leadership has found an old-new enemy: the state-Haredi education system. Last week, United Torah Judaism MK Moshe Gafni said: There will be no such thing as state-Haredi education. Rabbi Gershon Edelstein, leader of the Lithuanian ultra-Orthodox public, went him one better by asserting that those who teach in state-Haredi schools lose their place in the world to come


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