# Michael Whitman
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Leonard Cohen and Yom Kippur | 2026 09 17
This evening we explore the life-long connection Leonard Cohen had to Yom Kippur, through his music and his writing. We provide a new understanding of the central prayer, Unesaneh Tokef, which for many is frightening and harsh. Partially inspired by Cohen's last interview, we can understand this pr…
Kohelet Knows Something About Life We Keep Forgetting | 10@9 | 2026.09.23
On the intermediate Shabbat of Sukkot, we read Kohelet - Ecclesiastes - traditionally attributed to King Solomon and one of the Biblical books scholars call Wisdom Literature.
Kohelet can be difficult, provocative, and sometimes unsettling. But again and again, Solomon stops us with remarkably pra…
One Flight Revealed the New Middle East - and the Old One | 10@9 | 2026.10.06
Last Wednesday, a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv nearly ended in catastrophe. Extraordinary courage and initiative by the captain, crew, and passengers saved the lives of everyone on board.
But Rabbi Steven Abraham points us toward a larger story hidden inside this one.
An Emirati airline…
October 7 Was Three Years Ago. For Some, It Is Still Happening. | 10@9 | 2026.10.07
October 7, 2023 was three years ago.
We remember the people who were murdered, the people taken hostage, the terrible losses, and the trauma. But we also remember what emerged afterward - extraordinary acts of kindness, resilience, rebuilding, and life.
Emily Hand was taken hostage when she was e…
Why Did God Create Us to Need Each Other? | 10@9 | 2026.10.08
If God is perfect and lacks nothing, why did God create the world and us? And why did God create us so dependent on one another? Even bringing a child into the world requires two people, and that child is born utterly dependent on others. What if our inability to function entirely on our own is not…
Mining the Riches of the Parsha on Bereishit | 2026.10.08
Beginning to study the Torah anew with Bereishit, In The Beginning, we ask and try to answer fundamental questions: what do we learn from Kayin's murder of his brother Hevel, why did God create an unfinished world, why do we have the freedom to act cruelly, what was God's first commandment, and in …
Every Human Being Bears God's Image. Even That Person. | 10@9 | 2026.10.09
At the very beginning of the Torah, we encounter one of Judaism's most foundational teachings: Every human being is created B'Tzelem Elokim - in the image of God. Our classical commentators explain this profound idea in several ways, including: Every person is cherished by God, every person has the…
I Never Want to Say, "I Should Have" | 10@9 | 2026.10.11
On September 11, 2001, a call went out over the radio: "All available boats..." What followed was one of the largest maritime evacuations in history. More than 100 vessels helped evacuate an estimated 500,000 people from lower Manhattan. The remarkable 12-minute documentary BOATLIFT: An Untold Tale…
When Life Feels Like a Flood, Where Is Your Ark? | 10@9 | 2026.10.12
Noach's Ark (Teivah) protected him and his family from the raging waters of the Flood. A Teivah also saved baby Moshe from the waters of the Nile. What connects these two extraordinary stories to the Holy Ark in the synagogue - and ultimately, to the words of our prayers?
The Baal Shem Tov offers …
Why Bowling Together Might Save Our Society | 10@9 | 2026.10.13
What if one way to repair our increasingly lonely, divided, and distrustful society is surprisingly simple - doing more things together? More than 25 years ago, Robert Putnam's groundbreaking Bowling Alone documented the decline of clubs, associations, and community participation. His research show…
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