Social clubs, religious communities, and bowling groups once let ideological opponents meet as human beings.

In true Heuta, paired study sharpens both minds and can produce a third idea neither person could…

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Shabbat’s rest was not only for Jews. It extended to animals and workers too.

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“You feel like a stranger. So do I.” Shared alienation can become the first bridge between enemies.

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You do not have to believe in God to be a good Jew. Judaism includes uncertainty and nonbelief.

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Praying, singing, and serving meals together gives opponents firsthand evidence of one another’s…

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Judaism turns the experience of being a stranger into empathy, creativity, resilience, and grit.

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Ordinary people performing extraordinary acts of kindness, courage, generosity, and selflessness…

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Begin hard disagreements by assuming the other person is decent and wants good things for people.

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