Wondering Jews with Mijal and Noam
A Passover Conversation with Rabbi Wolpe: Jewish Solidarity & Survival In a Difficult Year
Apr 9, 2025
Rabbi David Wolpe, a prominent voice in Jewish thought and the Maxwell Rabbi Emeritus of Sinai Temple, joins the discussion to explore the enduring significance of Passover. He shares insights on the Seder's role as a unifying ritual amid diverse Jewish identities and practices. The conversation navigates the challenges of discussing sensitive topics like Zionism at the holiday table, offering meaningful ways to foster dialogue and empathy. Rabbi Wolpe reflects on how to engage younger generations and honor those affected by current events, all while celebrating hope and solidarity.
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- The Passover Seder remains a deeply unifying ritual for Jewish families, fostering discussions on oppression, freedom, and solidarity across generations.
- Rabbi Wolpe emphasizes the need for empathy in addressing contemporary political divisions at the Seder table, promoting understanding while honoring diverse traditions.
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The Passion for Jewish History
The hosts express enthusiasm for their fourth season, which focuses on significant symbols and objects in Jewish history. They emphasize their dedication to learning and sharing captivating stories that highlight lesser-known aspects of Jewish heritage. This passion aims to engage listeners by demonstrating that history can be exciting and relatable. The hosts invite audience participation, offering a direct line for feedback and questions, making the podcast a community-driven endeavor.
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