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Refutations of 18 Reasons Many Jews Think They Should Not Be Vegetarian or Vegan

Refutations of 18 Reasons Many Jews Think They Should Not Be Vegetarian or Vegan Below...

Which Came First, the Chicken or the Egg – A Purimspiel

eb Henna taught: “Which came first, the chicken or the egg?  Clearly, the chicken.  How do we...

How Celebrating Passover Can Help Heal Our Planet…

Applying Passover Messages Can Help Heal Our Imperiled Planet Passover and Vegetarianism and Veganism Inconsistencies...

An Open Letter to Rabbis

Dear Rabbi, News of war and conflict are the order of the day, but something...

Purim and Veganism

The joyous festival of Purim shares many connections with veganism. According to the Talmud (Megilla 13a)...

Purim Lessons That Can Help Avert a Climate Catastrophe

  There is increasing evidence that the world is approaching a climate catastrophe. The hottest...

My 8 Tu Bishvat-related articles

Their titles are: 1. Why Is This Night Different: Thoughts on Tu B’Shvat 2. Tu B’Shvat...

My invitation to a 2025 Tu Bishvat seder

Shalom, You are cordially invited to a Zoom Tu Bishvat Seder on Tu Bishvat, Wednesday...

My message to rabbis urging them to stress the importance of shifts to plant-based diets in efforts to avert a climate catastrophe

  Shalom, dear rabbi, As a respected community leader, you are in an excellent position...

My six Chanukah-related articles

The titles are: Chanukah and Vegetarianism and Veganism 2. Miraculously Stretching the Oil:  Dietary Connections...

Chrismukah: Giving Thanks for Miracles!

  This article was co-edited by Prof. Dan Brook (Bio at end)   Christmas on...

    Can a Climate Catastrophe Be Prevented?

Humanity’s most urgent issue is whether a climate catastrophe can be prevented. Alarming trends and...

Why Jews Should be Vegans or at Least Vegetarians

Veganism is the diet most consistent with fundamental Jewish teachings.  Judaism emphasizes pikuach nefesh, that...

Code Red for Humanity: A Jewish Response to the Climate Crisis

This article was co-authored by Michael Gribov. Director of Movement Building for Jewish Vegan Life...

The Work Continues: Brief Aytzim Statement on the 2024 Election

6 Nov. 2024 / 5 Cheshvan 5785 For many who care about environmentalism and addressing...

Review of Animal Welfare in World Religion

Joyce D’Silva’s book Animal Welfare in World Religion; Teaching and Practice points out an anomaly...

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