Parsha dvarim
Noaḥ and Zionist monoculture / נח
Pluralism is the cure for fascism
Commentary on the weekly Tōrah parsha
Parsha dvarim
Pluralism is the cure for fascism
Parsha dvarim
Dysfunctional siblings and intergenerational trauma
Shemōs
This is a weekly series of parsha dvarim (Tōrah commentaries) written by an orthodox atheist transsexual anarchist, with guest posts from comrades. It's the work of each generation to extricate meaning from our cultural and religious inheritance, and it's crucial that we resist the narrative that
Vayaḥi
"Ḥazak ḥazak v'nitḥazeyk!" Be strong, be strong, and let us be strengthened.
Parsha dvarim
Famine is a policy choice, not an inevitability
Parsha dvarim
If you love yourself, you should dress accordingly.
Parsha dvarim
The blessings of hidden identities and newly bestowed names
Parsha dvarim
On the gendered ethics of labor modeled in Tōrah
Parsha dvarim
It's easy to be lofty when you're not hungry.
Parsha dvarim
The mitsve of pidōn shvuyim urges us to advocate for all prisoners, not just the morally uncomplicated ones.
Parsha dvarim
Once the destruction of Gaza is over, will Zionists open their eyes and see what they've done?
Parsha dvarim
The holy land is a future, a story not concluded, a promise always unfulfilled.