JTS's weekly commentary on parashat hashavua and the holidays, published for over 20 years, is enjoyed by thousands of readers every week. The commentary features select faculty, students, and staff from across JTS. We invite you to subscribe to this podcast and bring Torah from JTS wherever you go.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 349 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Categories | PhilosophyReligion & SpiritualitySociety & CultureJudaism |
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I listen to this podcast each week and it’s always insightful. However, the speaker for Vayakhel, which I heard this morning, found a need towards the end to bad-mouth Israel’s leadership about the Oct. 7th attacks. It is highly unfitting and unprofessional to use a platform of Torah learning to grind an axe, set forth an agenda, or commit lashon hara. Does using the words ’failed miserably’ to describe an elected official with a very difficult job (while Israel is fighting for its survival) act... more
You know I really liked these , until it became a platform for liberal rantings on climate …… just blindly regurgitating nonsensical popular narratives .. never addressing the fact that the speaker himself is using the most toxic technology invented to produce this message . The thing I love about this agenda driven thinking is how stunted it is , they rave about their politicians who they claim are being responsible in passing laws to save the planet , but they never address the fact that thos... more
Insight isn’t always forthcoming, but sometimes the short commentary is right-on! Example: Toledot during the pandemic.
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