Rabbi Amy EilbergFeb 18, 20213 min readHow to Have Fewer EnemiesImagine a person whose politics are different from your own - a real, decent person. Would you give them a lift if their car died?
Rabbi Amy EilbergDec 15, 20193 min readCan Two Readings of a Text Both Be Right? Which of two well-known readings of this text is correct?
Rabbi Amy EilbergMar 29, 20193 min readAn Answer to What Ails Our SocietyStill aching from the horror of the massacre at the mosques in New Zealand, I found myself at a remarkable gathering last week. It was...
Rabbi Amy EilbergFeb 20, 20161 min readSacred Conversation in the Midst of ConflictTwo Somali-American imams, a woman in hijab, an African-American pastor, and two American women rabbis come to Jerusalem. Sound like the...
Rabbi Amy EilbergJun 10, 20151 min readThe Jewish Imperative for PeacemakingThis post is adapted from my book, From Enemy to Friend: Jewish Wisdom and the Pursuit of Peace (Orbis, 2014). For more about the book,...
Rabbi Amy EilbergJan 29, 20151 min readReligion and the EnemyCommon wisdom has it that much violence in the world is driven by religious passion. Though there is good reason for this claim, deeper...
Rabbi Amy EilbergJan 15, 20151 min readPursuing Peace in a World at WarWhile the world’s attention was captivated by violence in Paris last week, a different, quieter, drama unfolded in suburban Philadelphia....