…a larger political phenomenon in the Jewish community…on the disincentivizing of all forms of “courageous leadership” by relatively small numbers of individuals […]
I recognize that there are those people, on the right and on the left, for whom their relationship to Israel is not […]
How does our community, committed to Israel as well as a host of other social justice commitments, navigate collaboration with other faith […]
…do the soul-searching and idea-wrestling that lead you to a concept. Use that concept and develop a universal benefit. Consistency is important. […]
I strongly believe that, if the theme of sorts for Jewish organizational life over the past 10-12 years was “innovation”, the next […]
The most important subject facing the American Jewish community is the new financial and power structure of the community. The Jewish community […]
“How are we doing?” and “How can we do better?” These questions are at the heart of a data-driven, performance-based culture, one […]
Ongoing social, technological and political shifts should prompt us to embrace a culture of radical transparency, one that sees greater openness not […]
I think reflection and ideas in the Jewish world today are devalued. We’re extremely focused on programs and on rapid fixes to […]
The Jewish community doesn’t care about art. Not real art, anyway. The art world doesn’t care about religion. Not real religion, anyway. […]
-
Tagged American Jewish Community, American Jewish Discourse, Jewish community, Yehuda Kurtzer