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Intervention in Times of Crisis: On Moral and Spiritual Leadership

What price do we pay for intervention, and what price do we pay for indifference?
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Rabbi Tamar Elad-Appelbaum is the founder of ZION: An Eretz Israeli Congregation in Jerusalem; and the co-founder of the Beit Midrash for Israeli Rabbis at the Hartman Institute and Ha Midrasha at Oranim. Board member of Tag Meir, 929, Meitarim network, Yanshuf, IJCIC, and more, Honey fellow, recipient of the Hebrew University Flegg Prize and co-recipient of the Stulman prize. Her work spans and links tradition and innovation, working toward Jewish spiritual-ethical renaissance through the

Intervention in Times of Crisis: On Moral and Spiritual Leadership

In this session, Tamar Elad-Appelbaum explores the spiritual role of moving beyond ourselves to get involved with the concerns of our communities and societies. What price do we pay for intervention, and what price do we pay for indifference?

NOTE: This lecture was part of our Hartman Summer 2020 month-long celebration of Jewish ideas, All Together Now

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