Challenges Confronting the Jewish and Democratic State of Israel and Diaspora Jewry today – Rabbi John L. Rosove
Jewish Women in Reform Settings in Israel: Past, Present, and Personal – Rabbi Einat Libel-Hass
A Glimpse through the Microcosm of Tel HaShomer Hospital – Rabbi Judith Edelman-Green
The Question of the Israeli Identity of Our Times – Rabbi Osnat Eldar
Israel Shall be Free, from the River to the Sea – Rabbi Or Zohar
Why is Reform Judaism So Hated in Israel? – David Sperber
Reflections on My Love for Israel – Rabbi Rosette Barron Haim
Being a Liberal Religious Zionist—An Evolving Tension – Rabbi Lea A. Mühlstein
Addressing Israel at Seventy-Five – Rabbi Michael (Mickey) Boyden
Reform Judaism and Israel at Seventy-Five – Rabbi Naamah Kelman
Avoiding the Worst-Case Scenario – Rabbi Stanley M. Davids
Healing the Land; Healed by the Land – Rabbi Paul Citrin
Falling in Love Again with Israel – Rabbi Becky Hoffman
The Imperative to Seek Peace – Rabbi Ron Kronish
Israel at Seventy-Five: Good for Its Place – Rabbi Sanford Olshansky
Aliyah in Retirement – Rabbi Donald P. Cashman
“Location, Location, Location” – Rabbi Joseph A. Edelheit
Redemption Is Always Possible – Rabbi Arik Ascherman
From Demonstrations to Demonstrating the Power of Social Change – Rabbi Kinneret Shiryon and Rabbi Nir Ishay Barkin
Book Reviews
Liberating Gender for Jews and Allies: The Wisdom of Transkeit – Edited by Jane Rachel Litman and Jakob Hero-Shaw – Reviewed by Rabbi Emily Langowitz
The Book of Job in Jewish Life and Thought: Critical Essays – Jason Kalman – Reviewed by Rabbi David Ellenson
Jewish Soldiers in the Civil War: The Union Army – Adam D. Mendelsohn – Reviewed by Rabbi Ben Zeidman
The Reform Movement in Israel: Perspectives on Identity and Community (Hebrew) – Edited by Elazar Ben-Lulu and Ofer Shiff – Reviewed by Rabbi Dr. Israel Bobrov Zoberman
The Origins of Judaism: An Archaeological-Historical Reappraisal – Yonatan Adler – Reviewed by Kristine Garroway, PhD
Poetry
Romemu Hashtag Haiku – Patty Seyburn
Ten things that should have been created at twilight on the sixth day of creation, according to Yours Truly – Patty Seyburn
Another Nisan – Rabbi Stephen S. Pearce, PhD
Adrift – Rabbi Daniel Polish
I Never Heard of That – Richard Rosengarten
Upon His Return Before El Beit El – Rabbi Jeff Ablesser
Rabbi Edwin Goldberg currently serves as the rabbi of Congregation Beth Shalom of The Woodlands, in the Houston area. He received rabbinic ordination and a doctorate in Hebrew Literature from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (in 1989 and 1994, respectively). He has authored several books, including: Midrash for Beginners, Heads and Tales: Stories of the Sages to Enlighten Our Minds, Swords and Plowshares: Jewish Views of War and Peace, Love Tales from the Talmud, Saying No and Letting Go: Jewish Wisdom on Making Room for What Matters Most. He served as the Coordinating Editor of the new Reform Jewish machzor, Mishkan HaNefesh. He also edited a companion commentary, Divrei Mishkan HaNefesh and has published many articles and sermons. Rabbi Goldberg has taught as an adjunct professor at the University of Miami in the department of Religious Studies and Judaic Studies. He is also a graduate of the Institute for Jewish Spirituality.