A Discourse That Is as Flat as Matzah
Chancellor Schwartz discusses MK Stilman鈥檚 exit from the coalition and Tzedek Chicago鈥檚 shift to anti-Zionism: “Like the flat matzah we eat on Pesah, both Idit Silman鈥檚 position and that of Tzedek Chicago flatten the discourse on current issues, ignoring the Seder鈥檚 modeling of a nuanced approach to real-life challenges. Part of the journey from slavery to nationhood involves developing the ability to look at the world around us through multiple lenses, to understand situations from perspectives other than our own, and to draw lessons that might complicate but also enrich our own positions.”
Continue reading Chancellor Shuly Rubin Schwartz’s “” in the Times of Israel.
