Yosef I. Abramowitz
Powering peace in the era of climate crisis - opinion
Why the Chevron acquisition of Israel's Noble Energy is bad for Israel
Corona’s silver lining
Hezbollah energy threat could send Israel back to biblical times
For a country blessed with endless sun and great technology – and obsessed with security – we’re sure acting like our decision-makers are in the pockets of the fossil fuel industry
Ethiopian Prime Minister wins Nobel Peace Prize
Kudos to the Nobel Peace Prize committee for recognizing the bold visions and action of Ethiopia’s youthful Prime Minister, Dr. Abiy Ahmed.
A call to release Eritrean religious prisoners
Hopes ran high when Eritrea won its independence from Ethiopia in 1993. Instead, it has become not only one of the poorest countries on Earth
No more sanctioning slavery and oppression
A call to release Eritrean religious prisoners by September 12, the Geez New Year
A wild woman exits
In appreciation of local musician Becca Kristovsky.
A wild woman exits
In appreciation of local musician Becca Kristovsky.
A needed change: Shaking up the Federation economic model
The Federations not only need to re-think their advocacy strategy within Israel but also their financial strategy.
Break-lines: How conservative Israelis and Reform U.S. Jews are torn
“There is a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.” – Leonard Cohen
The next big thing?
Reclaiming the light of chosenness
I’m not budging. I continue to hold onto our chosenness.
