Jewish education and inspiration courtesy of Rabbi Mark N. Wildes, Founder of the Manhattan Jewish Experience (MJE). Founded in 1998, MJE is a warm and open community where millennial men and women in their 20s/30s can explore Jewish life and meet new people.
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Jewish education and inspiration courtesy of Rabbi Mark N. Wildes, Founder of the Manhattan Jewish Experience (MJE). Founded in 1998, MJE is a warm and open community where millennial men and women in their 20s/30s can explore Jewish life and meet new people.
Why We Fight: Campus Antisemitism, Jewish Identity & Political Labels w/ Professor Shai Davidai
The Wildescast
1 hour 2 minutes 10 seconds
1 year ago
Why We Fight: Campus Antisemitism, Jewish Identity & Political Labels w/ Professor Shai Davidai
In this compelling podcast episode, Rabbi Mark Wildes sits down with Professor Shai Davidai from Columbia University to explore a wide range of pressing issues affecting the Jewish community today. Professor Davidai shares his thoughts on notions of peace, why he continues to teach at Columbia, and the complex decision of whether or not to send children to institutions where antisemitism persists. They delve into the importance of fighting for Jewish civil rights, the contrasts between Israeli and Diaspora Jews, and how to preserve Jewish identity in challenging times. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on why Judaism is worth defending, how political labels impact our political climate today, and the importance of standing up in the face of prejudice.
The Wildescast
Jewish education and inspiration courtesy of Rabbi Mark N. Wildes, Founder of the Manhattan Jewish Experience (MJE). Founded in 1998, MJE is a warm and open community where millennial men and women in their 20s/30s can explore Jewish life and meet new people.
