Eyes Wide Open: Celebrating Israel Without Ignoring its Complexities
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How do we reconcile current events with the marking of Israel's 75th anniversary of independence? In this virtual discussion, we'll use short texts to explore the many emotions that are present in our communities and consider meaningful ways to celebrate even as we acknowledge the challenges that may cast shadows.
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