We Will Rehang the Mezuzah
When my children are ready, we will rehang the mezuzah. And we — battered, frightened, fierce, and unbroken — we are still here.
Stacy Abrams
When my children are ready, we will rehang the mezuzah. And we — battered, frightened, fierce, and unbroken — we are still here.
In another essay for the L’Dor V’Dor contest, Seth Golob shares about his family’s history and what passing down Jewish pride means to him.
We are the Maccabees of our modern time and we have the responsibility to keep the Ner Tamid lit for another generation.
From a love of Judaism and Jewish history, my Jewish pride guides my actions, both public and private, and defines my sense of self.
What is healthy Jewish pride? While exploring the past, present, and future of Chanukah, Rabbi Bernat-Kunin proposes a new home ritual.