This week, I was almost brought to tears in the middle of a funeral that I was conducting. I had read the prayers and initiated the rituals, heard a glowing eulogy that had the congregation in tears of laughter and sorrow. Yet when the grandchild of the deceased howled because he had not had the opportunity to say goodbye to his grandfather, my heart was torn asunder.
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I joined the organisation when I was 16, but it has become unhinged in its fixation on Israel
For too long, institutions have caved into this bullying. Now we say: They shall not pass
Two strangers wishing me ‘shalom’ prompted the realisation that we don’t measure support, only hostility
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