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Rabbi Ross Levy

@_rabbiross

Rabbi | Music Lover | Nashville Sports Fan | "It is up to you how much the immeasurable becomes reality for you" | he/him/his

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CCAR (@reformrabbis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We cannot celebrate Tu BiSh’vat and give thanks for trees without connecting to sustainability and the threat of climate change. We share the wisdom of Rabbi Julie Saxe-Taller on the climate and its relationship to Judaism, from “The Social Justice Commentary.”

We cannot celebrate Tu BiSh’vat and give thanks for trees without connecting to sustainability and the threat of climate change. We share the wisdom of Rabbi Julie Saxe-Taller on the climate and its relationship to Judaism, from “The Social Justice Commentary.”
Open Yad Project (@openyadproject) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NOSH [nɑʃ] noun/verb A snack or the act of enjoying one. Often paired with leisurely conversation. As in, every Jewish mother: “Honey you look famished, you should have a nosh!” So many Jewish words/phrases made their way into everyday usage! I mean.. who doesn't love a snack?!

NOSH
[nɑʃ] noun/verb
A snack or the act of enjoying one. Often paired with leisurely conversation.
As in, every Jewish mother: “Honey you look famished, you should have a nosh!”

So many Jewish words/phrases made their way into everyday usage! I mean.. who doesn't love a snack?!
Ari Lamm (@arilamm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Time for another one: Why read the Bible in Hebrew? Today's example is from the story of Joseph. Let's look at how the echoes of that gripping story can be heard throughout the Bible. A thread (for non-Hebrew readers too!) 🧵 1

Rafael Shimunov ✡️ 🍉 (@rafaelshimunov) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mizrahi (Jews from Middle East, Central Asia, North Africa, etc) is the colonialist name for us. Many of us don’t know its use and introduction is similar to that of calling a Chinese or Korean person Oriental. Thread 🧵

Mizrahi (Jews from Middle East, Central Asia, North Africa, etc) is the colonialist name for us. Many of us don’t know its use and introduction is similar to that of calling a Chinese or Korean person Oriental. 

Thread 🧵
Liron Kopinsky 🎗️ Let My People Go (@ldkop) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mishenichnas Adar, Marbim B'Simcha Note - Marbim is in the plural, Lashon Rabbim. The way that we increase our own happiness is by working to increase the happiness of others.

Open Yad Project (@openyadproject) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hope this quote helps remind you that life is here for you to enjoy it! #inspirationalquotes #inspiration #findjoy #jewish #baalshemtov #openyad #lgbtq

Hope this quote helps remind you that life is here for you to enjoy it!
#inspirationalquotes #inspiration #findjoy #jewish #baalshemtov #openyad #lgbtq
Open Yad Project (@openyadproject) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lag B’omer, or the 33rd day of counting the Omer, is celebrated today! Fun fact: traditionally, it’s the only day out of the 49 between Passover and Rosh Hashanah when Jews cut their hair. What are rituals that make you feel beautiful? #feelingbeautiful #haircut #newdo #Judaism

Lag B’omer, or the 33rd day of counting the Omer, is celebrated today! Fun fact: traditionally, it’s the only day out of the 49 between Passover and Rosh Hashanah when Jews cut their hair. What are rituals that make you feel beautiful?

#feelingbeautiful #haircut #newdo #Judaism
Clint Smith (@clintsmithiii) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’ve spent the past year visiting memorials, monuments, museums, and concentration camps in Germany, exploring how that country remembers the Holocaust. I wanted to understand if there was anything the U.S. could learn. Here’s the story of what I found: theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

Zohar Atkins (@zoharatkins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are living in history. We are making history. And we are doing it by lighting candles and winning inward battles. It seems that life is disenchanted, but no. Our light withstands centuries of disillusionment.

Rabbi Sandra Lawson (@rabbisandra) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As the day begins, I'm filled with gratitude for all the blessings in my life. I am thankful for the people who love me, the roof over my head, & the food on my table. May this feeling of gratitude stay with me throughout the day & inspire me to be kind & compassionate to others.