

Parashat Shemini: Between Silence and Fire: The Ethics We Inherit
We have just concluded Pesach, that season which invites us to internalize the mandate of the Haggadah: that each person must see themselves as if they personally had come out of Egypt. In an ideal return to routine, we would pack away the special Pesach dishes, place them back in their cupboards, let go of the nervous excitement of preparations and the surprises prepared for the children, and gently re-enter the rhythm of work and study. And yet, these days have little to d






