On culture and sexuality
The obsession with sex seems most fervent in secular culture; much less so in religious society.
The obsession with sex seems most fervent in secular culture; much less so in religious society.
David Suissa has been writing a brilliant monologue, telling Los Angeles Jews that Israel’s settlements are legal and Israel’s enemies are so very afraid. The problem with his monologue is that it will convince no one who is not already convinced.
Most non-Orthodox Jews venerate secularism. Virtually every movement and organization advancing secularism in the United States has been founded or led by Jews, and Jews are disproportionately active in these movements.
When Yale Strom was growing up in a traditional, socialist-Zionist home in Detroit, he was riveted by his father\’s tales of a Jewish state founded 20 years before Israel in a Siberian swamp.