Tag: Faith
A living example of extraordinary, ordinary faith
As Jews, we read about faith all the time. We study Torah and learn the stories of our forebears—men and women of deep conviction who faced epic tests and challenges, yet maintained their belief,...
New Jersey Supreme Court: Religious schools have right to ‘teachers who follow their faith’
The Supreme Court of New Jersey decided on Monday in favor of a Roman Catholic elementary school, which fired an unmarried teacher who became pregnant, citing a violation of its employment agreement.
Victoria Crisitello, an art teacher...
As diversity programs tend to push Jews away, ERGs draw religious people in
The diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) movement has developed a reputation for pushing Jews away. Employee resources groups, ERGs, aim to do the opposite.
DEI programs tend to focus largely or exclusively on race, ethnicity,...
Honduras becomes 50th country to form a Parliamentary Israel Allies Caucus
Honduras just became the Israel Allies Foundation’s (IAF) 50th country to join its Parliamentary Israel Allies Caucuses network.
Achieving its goal to reach 50 countries by the end of 2020, IAF president Josh Reinstein said...
Progressively speaking: How much should Jewish values inform how we vote?
As an EU national, I’m not eligible to vote in the general election, but I do have a unique outsider’s perspective.
Of course our Jewish values should inform our civic conduct. The Jewish mission is...