They will destroy, and we will build My mother has studied and experienced enough of Jewish history to be wary of its repeated patterns of tragedy and dislocation, and the chronic failures of overconfidence. Rabbi Moshe Hauer Jan. 27, 2025
Days of awe: A time for hard choices America’s “both-sidesers” have been afforded the perfect opportunity to achieve moral clarity and choose to become a force for good. Rabbi Moshe Hauer Oct. 11, 2024
A time for comfort? At the Democratic National Convention, we must hear strong support for Israel and the Jewish people from the nominee and the delegates. Rabbi Moshe Hauer Aug. 18, 2024
The Passover seder and the plague of loneliness Kindness is greater than charity; we must open our homes to those in need of connection. Rabbi Moshe Hauer April 21, 2024
It’s a Jewish responsibility to help India at its time of crisis Thousands are dying; the devastation is overwhelming. We cannot just watch this disaster unfold. Rabbi Moshe Hauer June 8, 2021
Why this Pesach will be different from all others Our seders will be smaller, and we won’t be with neighbors and extended family. Many will celebrate the holiday in complete or relative isolation. Allen Fagin and Rabbi Moshe Hauer April 3, 2020
