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Holiday: Sukkot Sukkot: Celebrating Unity Through Diversity by Rabbi Andrew Sacks on Monday October 13, 2008 14 Tishri 5769 Holiday: Sukkot There are more spiritually resonant symbols associated with the…
Sukkot Ushpizin, Shefa, and Choosing Openness Despite Having Been Forced Open by Ri J. Turner on Friday October 02, 2009 14 Tishrei 5770 Sukkot, Sukkot Sukkot is a fall…
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When I walk into a legislator’s office and can say that the faith community doesn’t believe in discrimination, and to have someone from Keshet say, "I’m here on behalf of the Jewish community saying we don’t believe in anti-LGBTQ policies," it’s very meaningful. And it’s not what they are used to hearing. It’s critical for Keshet to keep articulating that voice on the federal and state levels.
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