Jewish Disability and Inclusion Awareness Month is a meaningful time to reflect on what it truly means to create sacred spaces that welcome every member of our community. While inclusivity may not always be required by law, it is unquestionably mandated by our Jewish values.

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Bar and bat mitzvah celebrations are as unique as the young adults they honor — full of joy, personality and meaningful moments. In 2026, décor trends are leaning into personalization, immersive experiences and interactive design, all while honoring Jewish heritage, tradition and community.

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I was one of two local rabbis (the other was Rabbi Moti Rieber) who were amongst the 600 clergy who traveled to Minneapolis a few weeks ago to witness firsthand what can only be characterized as a reign of violence and induced fear inflicted on everyday residents by ICE (ICE is used as an encompassing term that references both Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection).

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Around two years ago, my grandfather came to me with an interesting predicament. He teaches religious school for a group of middle and high school students in Florida, and several of them didn’t believe their prayers did anything or went anywhere.

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