Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg
Jonathan Wittenberg is the Rabbi of the New North London Synagogue
Can God really love us when we suffer so much?
The Yom Kippur prayers speak of a merciful God - but how can we make sense of the idea?
Your short guide to High Holy-Day terminology
Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg defines the season’s key terms .
In muddy French refugee camp, Torah ethics live
In muddy French refugee camp, Torah ethics live
In muddy French refugee camp, Torah ethics live
Letter from Calais
Letter from Berlin: Syrian surprise at aid from ‘worst enemy’
Why animals need their own New Year
An old date in the Hebrew calendar is an ideal day to recognise our responsibility to nature
What the shofar's wordless cry tells us
A call to heal a world in pain
Keeping watch over Citizen Cain
The message of Tishah b'Av reaches beyond the Jewish tragedies it commemorates
Out of the flames comes hope
The idea that faith ignores at its peril
There is no harder ideal to live up to than the Bible’s opening declaration of our common humanity
Why the longest day is the greatest of gifts
Yom Kippur allows time for the questions we are often too busy to ask: what values give meaning to our lives
Fast food that gives a true taste of freedom
Why is matzah called both the 'bread of affliction' and the 'bread of freedom'?
The troubling questions that remain after Gaza
How those uneasy with Israeli actions can continue to support the country.
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