Rabbi Peretz Wolf-Prusan Rabbi Peretz Wolf-Prusan lives and works in Berkeley, California. He can be reached at [email protected]. Recent Stories Jul 1, 2022 Don’t sleep through the rebellion May 13, 2022 We cannot teach Torah by avoiding portions we don’t like Mar 25, 2022 Why is the Rabbi of Chelm contemplating the Indigo Girls? Feb 4, 2022 Our hands and heads held high, let’s scale those spiritual heights Dec 17, 2021 If I blend my plea to God, does that make it a mixed blessing? Oct 29, 2021 The death of Sarah is the Torah at its most relatable Sep 10, 2021 This week is Shabbat Shuvah — a time to practice creative discomfort Jun 4, 2021 Without visiting, can you really know Israel? Apr 16, 2021 This week’s Torah portion offers insights on suicide Feb 26, 2021 Your Shabbat table is magic Jan 8, 2021 Impatient for justice? Congratulations — you’re human Nov 20, 2020 A saga that begins with strife and ends with hope Oct 2, 2020 Under the sukkah with the Rabbi of Chelm, the city of holy fools Aug 14, 2020 Virtual wisdom from a mythical shtetl Jun 26, 2020 Bad apples come from bad barrels May 8, 2020 The Torah on telling truth from falsehood Mar 20, 2020 Two little biblical letters that ‘mean nothing but express everything’ Jan 31, 2020 In a divided present or in ancient Egypt — what is the cost of freedom? Dec 6, 2019 Refraining from public shaming can save a life, literally Oct 11, 2019 ‘Tsur Israel’ is more than a nod to God. It’s a moral exhortation. Next Page