Rabbi Weinblatt Speaks About the Bible at the Dedication of the Museum of the Bible
Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt speaks at the Museum of the Bible Dedication.
Troubling trends in public education demand Jewish leadership
Article by the Rabbi Weinblatt and the North American Values Institute in eJewishPhilanthropy about the growing ideological trends in public education that misrepresent Jews and Judaism, calling for Jewish leaders to take an active role in defending truth, complexity, and dignity in classrooms. Read the full article >>
Can American Judaism Survive the Israel Divide?
Rabbi Weinblatt was interviewed by Jonathan Tobin of jns.org for his weekly podcast, “Think Twice”.
We discussed how rabbis are going to respond to the surge of antisemitism fueled by blood libels against the Jewish state and to refrain from using this as an opportunity for virtue-signaling support for false charges of “genocide” being hurled against the Jewish state. Too many Jews and rabbis rely on The New York Times and NPR for news, which base their coverage on an uncritical acceptance of an anti-Israel and pro-Hamas narrative. As I unequivocally state, “we should not allow our relationship with Israel to be defined or determined by Israel’s enemies.”
To watch and hear the interview, click here: https://youtu.be/KwKf3tEZ4Dc?
Should Rabbis Talk About Politics from the Bema: How to Speak About Israel
Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt, founder of the Zionist Rabbinic Coalition, speaking at last week’s annual High Holiday Seminar about “Should Rabbis Talk About Politics from the Bema: How to Speak About Israel”. Watch the video
“Should Rabbis Discuss Politics From the Bema”
Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt at High Holiday Seminar 2025
Fighting Antisemitism Before It’s Too Late
Fighting the “world’s oldest hatred” requires more than words. It demands that each sector of society that fuels harmful impressions about Israel and Jews examine how they have contributed to the toxic environment that has led to hateful words and violent acts against Jews. The cold-blooded murders of Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky in Washington, …
Needed: Rabbis Who Stand Up For Jews
At a time when Jews and the Jewish state are under attack from so many directions, one would hope that we could at least expect support from our rabbis. But instead, many engage in virtue signaling, or what in football terms is referred to as “piling on.” It is not necessary to delineate the very …
A Path to Peace or Prolonging the Conflict?
The late Geula Cohen, a Likud member of Knesset was asked how she would react if her son, who at the time was serving in the IDF in Lebanon was captured. She replied that she would stand outside the Knesset and join the protestors in shouting and demanding that the Government do whatever it takes …
On the New York Times Attempt to Smear the IDF
The New York Times recent lengthy front page article, “Israel Loosened Its Rules to Bomb Hamas Fighters, Killing Many More Civilians” is disturbing – not necessarily because of the veracity of the allegation, but because of its reputation and the presumption of objectivity, reliability and accuracy of the New York Times. Yet it is fair …
Empowering Zionist Rabbis & Their Communities
In this episode of Proudly Jewish: Conversations on Israel and Jewish Identity, Cantor Eyal Bitton welcomes Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt, the founding rabbi of Congregation B’nai Tzedek and the visionary leader behind the Zionist Rabbinic Coalition. Together, they explore the essential role of Zionist rabbis in shaping Jewish identity, supporting Israel, and uniting Jewish communities across the globe.
Rabbi Weinblatt shares the motivations behind the creation of the Zionist Rabbinic Coalition, discussing how this non-partisan network of over a thousand rabbis provides crucial support, resources, and a sense of solidarity for rabbis who champion the Zionist cause. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by Zionist leaders, the significance of Jewish unity, and the broader implications of current political dynamics for American Jewry and Israel.
Throughout the episode, Cantor Bitton and Rabbi Weinblatt tackle pressing issues, including the growing divide within the Jewish community, the rise of antisemitism, and the need for a strong, steadfast voice in support of Israel. Rabbi Weinblatt also reflects on the future of Zionism in America and the critical importance of maintaining a robust connection to Jewish heritage and values.
This episode is a compelling listen for anyone interested in Zionism, Jewish leadership, or the ongoing challenges and opportunities facing the Jewish community today.