Rabbi Zuckerman: Inheriting Courage (Yom Kippur, 2026)
Rabbi Zuckerman Sermons
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27m
Recalling moments from the Torah and Jewish history, Rabbi Zuckerman highlights the need for a broader Jewish historical imagination, one that remembers our moments of vulnerability without forgetting our moments of courage - because while trauma has a way of traveling through generations even when no one speaks about it, courage depends on someone telling the story.
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