Read a review by Stu Halpern of Jewish Book Council. “His work is certain to inspire readers to seek further study of the Bible.”
Mordecai Paldiel writes on ReformJudaism.org
Read an article by Mordecai Paldiel on ReformJudaism.org
ReformJudaism.org interview Rabbi Jeff Salkin of ‘ The JPS B’nai Mitzvah Torah Commentary’
Read ReformJudaism.org’s review of The JPS B’nai Mitzvah Torah Commentary Like many rites of passage, bar/bat mitzvah embraces the idea of a challenge – in this case, an intellectual one. -Rabbi Jeff Salkin
OnScript Audio Interview of Jeremiah Unterman
OnScript podcast with Jeremiah Unterman, author of ‘Justice for All’ Many are often surprised to find out that Jesus did not invent the ideal of loving our neighbor as ourselves, rather he is quoting Leviticus from the Torah.
The Jewish Link Reviews ‘Saving One’s Own’
Read a review in The Jewish Link In this remarkable, historically significant book, Mordecai Paldiel recounts in vivid detail the many ways in which, at great risk to their own lives, Jews rescued other Jews during the Holocaust.
The Jewish Standard Reviews ‘Saving One’s Own’
Read the Review in The Jewish Standard “He wants to add the stories of Jewish rescuers to their place among those narratives of extraordinary goodness and courage.”
The Times of Israel Reviews ‘Saving One’s Own’
Read Review in The Times of Israel “Tuvia Bielski saved the same number of Jews as Oskar Schindler”
How the Bible Changed the Course of Ethical Thought
The books of the Hebrew Bible were written thousands of years ago in a very different world from ours. Already in the Middle Ages, respected Jewish thinkers like Moses Maimonides and Abraham ibn Ezra realized that the more we know about the ancient Near East in biblical times, the better we understand the nuances of […]
CCAR Journal: The Reform Jewish Quarterly
Read a review of Eight Questions of Jewish Faith in CCAR Journal: The Reform Jewish Quarterly.
American Academy of Religion Reviews Jews and Genes
Read review in Reading Religion, A Publication of the American Academy of Religion. “…this book uses simple language to explore fascinating subject matter on a new topic. It is recommended for anyone interested in religion and genetics.”
