Rabbi Zuckerman: Living by Two Clocks (Rosh Hashanah, 2026)
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As we enter 5787, Rabbi Zuckerman reflects on the Jewish American experience with a story about Jonas Philips, a Jewish figure in the American Revolution, and discusses how the Jewish calendar is one of the most powerful communicators of Jewish identity that we possess.
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