Wisdom Project | Judith Viorst, 94, on ‘Making the Best of What’s Left’
Author Judith Viorst has spent nearly nine decades writing the 47 books for children and adults that stand on your bookshelves.
Author Judith Viorst has spent nearly nine decades writing the 47 books for children and adults that stand on your bookshelves.
Mirror, mirror on the wall, what will be the biggest Disney live-action flop of them all?
Join Zibby Owens and writer and actor Annabelle Gurwitch for a conversation about resilience and humor, responding to antisemitism, and their book, On Being Jewish Now: Reflections from Authors and Advocates.
She’s Ben Shapiro’s sister and a conservative commentator/Orthodox influencer promoting modesty and stay-at-home motherhood.
It’s hard to ignore the parallels: two nations engaged in separate yet very similar struggles surrounding the future of their democratic systems.
The cuts are unprecedented, with huge numbers of individuals affected in ways they had not been in previous crises like COVID and government shutdowns. Now many Jewish community organizations are taking steps to help imperiled federal employees.
“Unfortunately, quite a few animals are smuggled into Israel and there is an extensive trade in them.”
“We have no choice but to figure out how to live here–even if not together–how to live here without killing each other.”
While Black and Jewish voters supported Trump in record numbers, many now recognize the threats these changes pose—especially to communities that have historically been the first targets under authoritarian regimes. What lessons can we draw from history? How have Black and Jewish communities resisted similar threats in the past? And what can we do now to prepare for what’s ahead?
What do people in Israel know or hear about all this in the media? Very little.
Jewish players and coaches to watch as NCAA March Madness begins!