Fear How the Right Rules (March/April 2006)
Politics & Society
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The Voice of Fear and the Voice of Hope
In order to create a more just, democratic, and caring society, we have to confront the new politics of fear. -
On Torture and Being "Good Americans"
No leader in history has ever publicly demanded the right to torture. -
The Politics of Lying
The Bush administration has made deception and exaggeration central to maintaining its political power. We explore the consequences. -
Corporate Complicity in Congo's War
Rape has become an epidemic in Congo. Are Western multinationals to blame?
Spiritual Activism
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Righteous Indignation
A conversation with one of America's leading religious progressives. -
Freedom of the Pulpit
According to an Anglican activist, the IRS has begun persecuting liberal churches. -
The Art and Ethos of Enduring Peace
We need to start speaking about alternatives to war in a language that will inspire Americans to take action. -
What We're Doing
Israel/Palestine
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It's the Economy, Stupid... Or Is It?
Due to the Likud government's economic policies, more Israelis live in poverty than ever before. It's time for a change. -
Replacing the Roadmap
Despite the hype, Sharon left Israel without a peace plan. One of Jerusalem's best reporters explains why. -
An Unusable Past?
Religious Zionism wasn't always the province of nationalists. Long before the settlers, there was Martin Buber.
Judaism
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Jewish Renewal and the Holocaust
How the Shoah helped shape the development of a new approach to Torah and the world. -
Tikkun Olam: Jewish Funds for Jusice
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How to Live in the Wilderness
We need the ability to believe that change is possible. A leading New York rabbi explains why.
Departments
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Logging In
Voice For Peace
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Culture
Books
Television/Film
Music
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Making Music Out of Free-Range Eggs
Charlie Bertsch serves up Matthew Herbert's Plat Du Jour -
Album Reviews
Poem
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