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Yom HaZikaron 2011: Remembering Israel’s Fallen
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Brad Hirschfield
Today is Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s Memorial Day – a day on which, pretty much regardless of politics, everybody in Israel, or who cares about Israel, takes note of the losses of those who have fallen. Israel is a small country, and one in which most people serve in the military, so unlike in America, the…
Room in the Military for Atheist Chaplains?
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Brad Hirschfield
Contrary to the old adage, there really are atheists in foxholes, and in many other places in the US military. It should come as no surprise that military, like the rest of America, includes atheists and secular humanists among its ranks. More surprisingly perhaps, is a request which some of them are making. A number…
Is It Jewish To Celebrate Osama Bin Laden’s Death?
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Brad Hirschfield
As celebratory crowds continue to gather around the country, especially near Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan, and in front of the White House, Americans are sending a message about who we are. Is it the one we want to send? Is it the one we should be sending? Religious leaders, like many others, are weighing…
President Obama on Holocaust Remembrance Day
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Brad Hirschfield
The White House just released the following from President Obama regarding Holocaust Remembrance Day: “ I join people here at home, in Israel, and around the world in commemorating Holocaust Remembrance Day and in honoring the memory of all those who suffered, died and lost loved ones in one of the most barbaric acts in…
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