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Rabbi Moskowitz's sermon about the rise of antisemitism. He explores the different types of antisemitic hate and how best to respond, saying, "Prayer is about perspective. And being a Jew is about having hope. We can perseverate about Kanye, we can dwell on Colleyville, we can become depressed about the lives lost at the Tree of Life Synagogue. And this would all be understandable. We must never forget those who were murdered because of antisemitic hate in Pittsburgh and in far too many places we have called home. But this is not our only story." This sermon was recorded in our synagogue's sanctuary on Friday evening, October 28th.
Rabbi Moskowitz's Yom Kippur evening sermon about how we might strengthen ourselves in the face of the October 7th attacks and the antisemitism it fomented. He argues that we must be honest, tenacious and flexible when facing these threats and says that we should remember that Hamas and...
Published 10/13/24
Rabbi Moskowitz's Yom Kippur morning sermon about how the October 7th attacks unmasked the antisemitism cloaked as anti-Zionism. He argues that it is a continuing assault on our central story of the Jewish people's return to the land of Israel. He worries aloud about young American Jews who...
Published 10/13/24