Rosh Hashanah and Vegetarianism
Rosh Hashanah is the time when Jews take stock of their lives and consider new beginnings. Perhaps the most significant and meaningful change that Jews should consider this year is a shift away from diets that have been having devastating effects on human health and the health of our increasingly imperiled planet. While many Jews […]
A Lesson From Kosovars And Palestinians For Atlasians
Now tell me…What would you do in the age of nationalism–which came relatively late to the Middle East–if your national group already had almost two dozen states on over six million square miles of territory (conquered mostly from other national groups), wanted to create at least one more, but another people’s sole, tiny, resurrected nation […]
Travel to Israel
It is a new nation in an ancient land - reborn in 1948, when, out of the ashes of the Holocaust, and in spite of violent opposition in the Arab world, the modern state of Israel was estab¬lished at long last.
This year, you, too, can be a part of the Jewish state’s amazing history, when […]
Of Kurds And Arabs: Beyond Ignorance…
If it was just another State Department travesty, I could accept it.
After all, I’m used to the Foggy Folks doing such things as fighting President Truman over his supporting Israel’s very rebirth; concocting latter day Arafatian Fatah “good cops” to force down Israel’s throat (knowing that on the issue of a […]
Jews should shift toward vegetarianism
For many years, Jewish Vegetarians of North America has argued that vegetarianism should be on the Jewish agenda and that Jews should shift toward vegetarianism because the production and consumption of meat and other animal products:
1) violate at least six basic Jewish mandates (see supplementary material at the end of this message);
2) are causing an […]



