Lonely Zionists, Unite! In her excellent commentary in the June/July issue (“The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Zionist”), Gloria Goldreich expressed frustration with the “resistance of

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For several years, Jewish groups have stressed the importance of marketing themselves to the young in our community, creating dynamic programming that appeals to a

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