My Yarmulke
Wearing a yarmulke or a Magen David suddenly became fraught in many American cities.
Wearing a yarmulke or a Magen David suddenly became fraught in many American cities.
At the same time, there is a silver lining: many of us have newly internalized that our security ultimately depends solely on Hashem. Millions of chapters of Tehillim have been recited. Prayer has taken on a new urgency.
The problem with outrage goes beyond derech eretz or how one should speak to another human being. It evinces a lack of respect.
What does it mean to be a Zionist who chooses to live in the United States and not in Israel?