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Beshalach: Scarcity and Sustenance — What Is Enough?

In a time when manna no longer falls from the sky, its ethic becomes our responsibility. By rejecting the culture of excess, using Shabbat as a tool of resistance, and fostering communities of care, we can work toward building the society that our parshah invites us to imagine.

Rabbi Jill Jacobs’ prayer for Minnesota, National Prayer Call for Minnesota 1.23.26

Words of prayer from Rabbi Jill Jacobs in support of Minnesota.

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T'ruah's collected resources on antisemitism.

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How can a grasshopper change the world?

by Rabbi Ayelet S. Cohen
In the struggle for human rights, it is hard not to feel like a tiny grasshopper scratching at the massive walls of injustice we face all around us. There are so many people who are suffering, so many systems that are deeply broken; there is so much work to do. In parshat Shlach Lecha, God...
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Caleb the Whistleblower

by Rabbi Barry L. Schwartz
Rabbi Barry L. Schwartz writes about Parshat Sh'lach-Lecha.
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