Episode #16
Voices of Israeli Rabbis Podcast: Rabbi Ezzie Ende
Sep 14, 202635 minS1
Rabbi Ezra (Ezzie) Ende shares insights on reform Judaism in Israel, his multifaceted roles, and his vision for peace and inclusivity in Israeli society.
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Hosted by Rabbi Phil M. Cohen · religion · EN · 16 episodes
Discover the heart and soul of Israel's rabbinate hosted by Rabbi Phil M. Cohen. Journey through intimate conversations with rabbis from across Israel—men and women, Reform and Orthodox, seasoned leaders and new voices—each sharing their personal stories, challenges, and hopes. Recorded during a time of conflict, these interviews offer rare, deeply human insights into faith, resilience, and the evolving landscape of Jewish life in Israel.From missile-interrupted Zoom calls to tales of pioneering women and transformative educators, The Rabbi Podcast explores what it means to serve the Jewish people today. Whether you're curious about Israeli society, the spiritual journeys of its leaders, or the intersection of tradition and modernity, this podcast invites you into the living story of Israel's rabbis—one conversation at a time.
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Episode #16
Rabbi Ezra (Ezzie) Ende shares insights on reform Judaism in Israel, his multifaceted roles, and his vision for peace and inclusivity in Israeli society.
Episode #14
Rabbi Leah Shakdiel shares her inspiring journey of breaking barriers in Israeli religious councils, her activism for women's rights, and her insights on democracy, peace, and social justice in Israel.
Episode #13
This episode explores the transformative influence of Israeli religious thinkers and institutions, highlighting their impact on modern Judaism and Israeli society. Rabbi Phil Cohen and Rabbi Adam Ferzinger delve into the lives of key figures like David Hartman and Chaim Soloveitchik, and examine how their ideas foster a more inclusive and innovative religious landscape.
Episode #13
Rabbi Phil M. Cohen interviews Israeli journalist Amotz Asa-El. The conversation explores the current state of interfaith and interdenominational relations in Israel, highlighting the regression in these areas and the impact of political alliances on Jewish denominations. It discusses the broad Israeli consensus on various issues, the role of the Hartman Institute in fostering Jewish scholarship and tolerance, and the cultural values that shape family dynamics in Israeli society. The dialogue emphasizes the need for a more inclusive Jewish community and addresses the implications of messianism in contemporary Israeli life. Amotz Asa-El is a research fellow at Shalom Hartman Institute and the Jerusalem Post's senior commentator. Author of the bestselling book The Jewish March of Folly (Yediot, 2019), his forthcoming book is The Last Jewish Frontier (Yediot). Formerly the executive editor of the Jerusalem Post, Asa-El's column "Middle Israel," a unique attempt to present in English an Israeli view on anything, from politics and foreign affairs to culture and faith, has been running on Jpost.com since the Internet's inception in 1995, and is thus one of the world's most veteran online opinion columns. Author of The Diaspora and the Lost Tribes of Israel (Universe, 2004), a geographic history of the Jews, and editor of the Hartman Institute's Hebrew anthology Israel and the Jewish World (Carmel, 2020), Asa-El's five-essay series in the Jerusalem Report about the future of the Jewish people won the B'nai Brith Journalism Award.
Episode #13
In this episode, Yehuda HaKohen shares his journey from New York City to making aliyah, his evolving perspectives on Jewish identity, and his innovative ideas for decolonizing and revitalizing Jewish civilization. We delve into his critiques of traditional Jewish and Israeli narratives, his thoughts on Jewish sovereignty, and ideas for future reconciliation efforts in Israel and beyond.
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