Tag: Articles by Julie Schonfeld

By Rabbi Julie Schonfeld
Originally posted on The Jerusalem Post

Dear Friends,

By Julie Schonfeld

Originially posted in Huffington Post

By Julie Schonfeld

Originally posted on Haaretz

As Israel and the Jewish community worldwide face an increasingly unstable Mideast, an Iran with nuclear ambitions and a stalled peace process, it is not surprising that there will be some who turn to fear-mongering in order to gain a sense of control over a profoundly dangerous reality. But we must not let this happen.

By Julie Schonfeld

Originally posted on JTA, the Forward, and Times of Israel

The good news is in: Rabbi Avi Weiss’ conversions will be accepted in Israel.

Julie Schonfeld's remarks at the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington Interfaith Prayer Service on Wednesday, August 28, at Shiloh Baptist Church.

By Julie Schonfeld

By Julie Schonfeld
Originally posted in The Jerusalem Post

These have been a few puzzling days as a large platform now referred to as “Ezrat Yisrael” appeared with short notice and some confusion at Robinson’s Arch, the area at the southern end of Jerusalem’s Western Wall.

By Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy and Julie Schonfeld

Originally posted in The Hill

By Julie Schonfeld

Modern-day slavery is a high-profit and low-risk endeavor that allows criminals, through their cruel enslavement of innocent people, to profit by $32 billion per year.

By Julie Schonfeld