Ukraine on my mind: Tina Grimberg, who’s now a rabbi in Toronto, reflects on growing up in Kyiv
In my childhood memory I lean into her full Ukrainian breast. I play with Raya Golub’s necklace. It is made of amber, a stone of an ancient sap that captured in its tear—a twig, a leaf, an insect and even me. In the last four weeks of this ugly war (and all wars are ugly) […]
Shternshis: When Jewish humour divides us
“What do we do today, when political borders and hundreds of years of separate histories have divided Jewish people into groups that can laugh at each other, but not with each other?”
