Program

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People, Faith, Nation: Exploring Judaism’s Many Identities with Professor Rabbi Shaul Magid

Join Rabbi Andy Kahn in conversation with Professor Rabbi Shaul Magid for a deep dive into the possibilities of post-ethnic Judaism in America. Together, they’ll explore how shifting tides in Jewish identity intersect with the growing crisis of Zionism, and what this moment might mean for reimagining Jewish life beyond nationalism.

ACJ IG (11.249 x 11.249 in) (500 x 500 px) (5)
Start:
June 12th, 2025
Time:
6:00 - 7:00pm
Location:
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