Yael Eckstein
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How my parents modeled generosity with money and time
Their ultimate goal was for us to become generous people — people who looked past our own desires and concerns and saw the needs and challenges of others.
Gaza’s terrorists bombed a playground
The Senator told the American people in a tweet, “I remain concerned about the platform AIPAC provides for leaders who express bigotry and oppose basic Palestinian rights. For that reason I will not attend their conference.”
New life in the dead of winter
Trees in Israel are different from those anywhere else in the world. They are subject to biblical laws, such as God's directive to wait three years before eating the fruit of a new tree (Leviticus 19:23)
Celebrating Women of Faith
This week, on February 26, we welcome the Hebrew month of Adar. This month contains the Holiday of Purim, and beginning on the first of the month, the messages of the Book of Esther, which we read every Purim, are particularly relevant.
Ask a good question
It makes sense then that Jews have around 20 terms for what we call a "question," because questions are central to living a biblically inspired life.
Remembering my abba, one year later
My father died unexpectedly of a heart attack, but it was my heart that was shattered. I spoke to him every Friday before Shabbat and several times during the week.
African-American, Jewish communities: Our shared heritage of seeking justice
"Racism is Satanism, unmitigated evil ... You cannot worship God and at the same time look at man as if he were a horse."
The terrifying trend of rising anti-Semitism
I want to share with you how we, at The Fellowship, will combat the growing danger of anti-Semitism.
This Hanukkah, I’m Remembering Persecuted People of All Faiths
Each Hanukkah, I often have it in my heart to pray for and to act on behalf of those who suffer persecution for their own faith.
The darkness of the Holocaust
Growing up, my grandfather told my siblings and me many stories about the Holocaust. I remember one of them especially vividly.