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Perpetuating the timeless and universal wisdom of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks as a teacher of Torah, a leader of leaders and a moral voice.

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@HodderFaith
Hodder Faith
1 month
⭐️We are thrilled to share that 'Beyond Dispute' by Daniel Taub has won the Rabbi Sacks Book Prize 2025!⭐️ The prize recognises works that contribute to contemporary Jewish thought. 🎧Listen to Daniel on the Book Prize podcast
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@AJCGlobal
American Jewish Committee
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks was one of the most influential Jewish voices of our time whose wisdom shaped global conversations on faith and morality. AJC is proud to take part in the @RabbiSacks 2025 Global Day of Learning with Jewish communities across the globe. Join Jessica
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@YUStrausCenter
YUStrausCenter
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Writing for @mosaicmag, Straus Center Director Rabbi Dr. Meir Soloveichik honors @rabbisacks z"l, who understood that the ideals at the heart of American political culture can be traced back to its covenantal origins. (From 2020)
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Two friends, a leading Catholic thinker and a leading American rabbi, pay tribute to the late chief rabbi, and his legacy both here and in Europe.
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@yadvashem
Yad Vashem
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“We face the challenges of humanity better if we face them together" Rabbi Lord Prof. Jonathan Sacks z"l As part of the Global Day of Learning in memory of @rabbisacks we are sharing a video of him taken from Yad Vashem's free online course "Antisemitism - From Its Origins to
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@18_forty
18Forty
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This conversation with Jonathan Haidt (@JonHaidt) reflects a lifelong project of Rabbi Sacks: using Jewish thought to rebuild moral language in a world that has lost the ability to speak meaningfully. Listen here:
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18forty.org
In this special episode of the 18Forty Podcast, we talk to Professor Jonathan Haidt about the late Rabbi Jonathan Sacks in honor of his yahrtzeit.
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@18_forty
18Forty
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Five years since his passing, Rabbi Sacks’s voice feels more urgent than ever. He taught that redemption depends on our participation. Tanya White traces the theology of partnership and purpose that defines his work. Read here:
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18forty.org
In today's world, Rabbi Sacks’ message feels more urgent than ever: that God continues to believe in humanity.
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@18_forty
18Forty
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Today marks the yahrzeit of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks. Few thinkers bridged worlds like he did: faith and reason, Torah and science, private meaning and public morality. Each of these pieces trace a facet of the ideas he left us.
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@ubarilan
Bar-Ilan University
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🌍Bar-Ilan University is launching a new global online course exploring the philosophy of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z”l — marking his 5th yahrzeit (anniversary of passing) and opening his thought to learners worldwide. 🔗 https://t.co/OxvxBC1wtl 🎥
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@CotlerWunsh
מיכל קוטלר-וונש | Michal Cotler-Wunsh
1 month
Five years have passed since the world lost a clear & unwavering voice - on the dignity of difference, on morality, on hope that requires action & courage. May the memory & legacy of @rabbisacks continue to guide & inspire in our shared responsibility to heal a fractured world.
@rabbisacks
The Rabbi Sacks Legacy
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“Leaders see the destination, begin the journey, and leave behind them those who will continue it.” Remembering Rabbi Sacks zt”l on the fifth anniversary of his passing. May his memory be a blessing.
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@Chabad
Chabad.org
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One conversation that forever changed @RabbiSacks's life.
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@rabbisacks
The Rabbi Sacks Legacy
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“Leaders see the destination, begin the journey, and leave behind them those who will continue it.” Remembering Rabbi Sacks zt”l on the fifth anniversary of his passing. May his memory be a blessing.
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@rabbisacks
The Rabbi Sacks Legacy
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“Jews cannot fight antisemitism alone. The victim cannot cure the crime. The hated cannot cure the hate.” In this video, made in 2020 with @HolocaustUK, Rabbi Sacks recalls visiting Auschwitz on the anniversary of #Kristallnacht with other faith leaders.
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@rabbisacks
The Rabbi Sacks Legacy
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"The Hebrew language has two words for strength: koach and gevurah. Koach is the strength you need to win a war. Gevurah is the courage you need to make peace. Israel has shown both kinds of strength." – Rabbi Sacks
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The Rabbi Sacks Legacy
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"Israel, then and now, became the nation that wins wars but never loses its love for and pursuit of peace." – Rabbi Sacks
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@rabbisacks
The Rabbi Sacks Legacy
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"Saying sorry is the superglue of interpersonal life. It mends relationships that would otherwise be broken beyond repair. You won't be sorry that you said, 'I'm sorry.'"
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@rabbisacks
The Rabbi Sacks Legacy
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Watch this new animation, with audio recorded by Rabbi Sacks in 2019, which brings to life his powerful teaching on Torah as Conversation – that we don’t simply read the Torah, but engage with it, argue with it, and let it shape the way we see the world.
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@rabbisacks
The Rabbi Sacks Legacy
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“The words of Lord Sacks should once again ring loudly and clearly.” During a @UKHouseofLords debate on assisted dying, Lord Polak quoted Rabbi Sacks’ words from The Times in 2006: “If we lose our reverence for human life we will one day lose much else besides.”
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@rabbisacks
The Rabbi Sacks Legacy
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"He viewed his Judaism as being essentially engaged with the modern world, and that is the way he looked at his commentary on the Torah." Rabbi Sacks' brother, Alan Sacks, on @i24NEWS_EN marking the publication of the Koren Sacks Humash. @korenpublishers
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@rabbisacks
The Rabbi Sacks Legacy
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As terror strikes in Jerusalem, we turn to the comforting words of Rabbi Sacks – written in 2015, sadly relevant still today. Find the full piece at https://t.co/03B8VnTYue
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