What 9/11 and Rosh Hashanah teach us about remembering forward
(RNS) — Memory is as much about the present and the future as it is about the past.
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What 9/11 and Rosh Hashanah teach us about remembering forward(opens original report in a new tab)Religion News ServiceTier B
As 9/11 anniversary falls on Rosh Hashanah, Jews are asked to remember — and move forward(opens original report in a new tab)NEW YORK (RNS) — As the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks coincides with the Jewish new year, Jewish leaders, rabbis and their interfaith partners reflect on what it means to remember — and how to live with… — Religion News Service
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