
Episode 14 · The Tikvah Podcast Podcast
Josh Kraushaar on the Democratic Party’s Veepstakes and American Jewry
Harris's VP pick of Walz over Shapiro sparks debate on Israel views and religious bias within the Democratic party.
The Tikvah Podcast Podcast·Episode 5·47:23
Jewish communities have just concluded the celebration of Shavuot, a pilgrimage festival in times of the Temple and the moment when, fifty days after the Jewish people’s exodus from Egypt, God revealed the Ten Commandments to Moses. Those commandments form the foundation of the many rules and obligations inflected throughout the Jewish tradition. Indeed, after thousands of years of Jewish history, Jewish lives continue to be structured through something called halakhah, Jewish law.
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Episode 14 · The Tikvah Podcast Podcast
Harris's VP pick of Walz over Shapiro sparks debate on Israel views and religious bias within the Democratic party.
Episode 13 · The Tikvah Podcast Podcast
Argentina seeks justice for the 1994 AMIA bombing, with plans to prosecute Iranian leaders, marking 30 years since the tragic attack.
Episode 11 · The Tikvah Podcast Podcast
Explore how Tisha b’Av liturgy might evolve post-October 7, weaving new tragedies into Jewish memory with insights from Rabbi J.J. Schacter and Jonathan Silver.
Episode 10 · The Tikvah Podcast Podcast
Explore Jewish military ethics with Shlomo Brody as Israel's advance into Rafah raises concerns over civilian casualties and ethical warfare.
Episode 9 · The Tikvah Podcast Podcast
Explore the poignant history of Israel's anthem, "Hatikvah," its biblical roots, and the paradox of longing for a state that now exists.