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For me, the key issue is not how a nation was founded, but how it sustains itself, how it treats all of its inhabitants, and how it strives to live up to the ideals enshrined in its sacred myth.

In the moments when I feel frustrated by a lack of instant gratification, I remember the hero of this Tu Bishvat story: the anonymous carob planter who knew he would never enjoy the fruit of his labor, but decided to plant anyway.

There is something beautiful and comforting in the notion that we know the cycle that life will follow and that it will repeat predictably. We are blessed with the Jewish year encompassing this regularity. Simchat Torah symbolically re-enacts the annual turning point between death and rebirth.

Join us this Tisha B’av in visualizing, thinking about and creating this new meta-narrative where both our Zionism and our liberalism can flourish, and peace can reign throughout the land.

Join us this Tisha B’av in visualizing, thinking about and creating this new meta-narrative where both our Zionism and our liberalism can flourish, and peace can reign throughout the land.

Join us this Tisha B’av in visualizing, thinking about and creating this new meta-narrative where both our Zionism and our liberalism can flourish, and peace can reign throughout the land.

In many ways, commemorating Yom Hashoah Ve-HaGevurah (Remembrance Day of The Holocaust and Heroism) is entwined deeply with the foundation of the modern State of Israel.

In many ways, commemorating Yom Hashoah Ve-HaGevurah (Remembrance Day of The Holocaust and Heroism) is entwined deeply with the foundation of the modern State of Israel.

Only if we embrace the mixed multitude of the Exodus story and our own time can the ancient dream of a country providing justice to all its citizens be realized.