We revisit the story of Jacob, our most complex patriarch, whose midnight struggle becomes a timeless metaphor for moral wrestling in an imperfect world. From ancient entanglements to the ethical dilemmas facing Israel today, this powerful reflection explores what it means to be called Yisrael: one who wrestles with God and humanity.
Experience Berlin with Emanu-El and Cantor Glazman | December 15-21, 2026 This December, join Temple Emanu-El on a meaningful journey to Berlin to participate in...
For 41 years, Andrew C. has welcomed worshippers to Temple Emanu-El for the High Holy Days as a volunteer usher. Over the course of four...
Read Rabbi Davidson’s latest article in the Daily News on the importance of restoring bipartisan support for Israel. Left/right extremes bad for U.S./Israel
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