Holocaust Sermons

Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt

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After a Visit to Auschwitz: Questions About the Holocaust

We Jews love questions. The classic one is of the rabbi who when asked why it is that Jews always answer a question with a

Aharei Mot: After the Holocaust

May 7, 2016 In the Jewish tradition names are given by parents to perpetuate the memory of a loved one, or to convey some

Is there a Connection between Yom HaShoah & Yom HaAtzmaut?

May 3, 2014 The Jewish calendar, which is the subject of the latter part of this week’s Torah portion, Parashat Emor has many quirks.

Looking Back at Auschwitz and Forward to Israel

April 13, 2013 Walking through Auschwitz a few weeks ago with members of our synagogue I came face to face for the first time

Sparks of Life: Impressions of Hungary on Shabbat Zachor

March 3, 2012 Although I have just returned from Israel, my thoughts are much more focused on Europe, where I davened last Friday night

The Holocaust, Israel and other Matters

Erev Yom Kippur September 27, 2009 It is widely believed that in his speech to the Moslem world delivered in Cairo this past June

One Rabbi’s Reaction to the “Speech to the Muslim World”

June 6, 2009 In a different context I have told the joke about God summoning the leaders of the world’s three great monotheistic religions

RABBI STUART WEINBLATT

Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt is recognized as a gifted speaker, writer and teacher and as a passionate advocate for Israel and the Jewish people. He has held a number of leadership positions in national organizations and his counsel is frequently sought by leaders of both political parties and in Israel.

Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt

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