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Written by Rabbi Levi Brackman
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In response to my article last week about the Hamas victory some readers wrote to me saying that it is not the job of a rabbi to comment on politics. Stick to religion, I was told: rabbis should keep out of politics. Clearly, many people think that religious leaders should be apolitical, however in my view they are mistaken.
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Sunday, 19 March 2006 |
“As the plane landed at Ben Gurion airport, the Captain made his announcement: "Please remain seated with your seatbelt fastened until this plane comes to a complete standstill and the seat belt signs have been turned off. To those who are seated, we wish you a Merry Christmas, and hope that you enjoy your stay ...and to those of you standing in the aisles, we wish you a Happy Chanukah, and welcome home." We can all imagine the scene.
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Sunday, 19 March 2006 |
A couple of years ago I was invited on to the Esther Rantzen show to talk about whether children need fathers. Obviously I was arguing for the motion, but one of the women arguing against it had a son conceived by artificial insemination who till this day does not know the identity of his biological father. When asked why she wanted a child, she said that she felt a natural urge to be a mother, that her biological clock was ticking away and that she saw no reason why she should she lose out just because she did not have a partner with whom to have the baby.
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