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I've spent a decade building acceptance for LGBTQ Orthodox Jews. Now I'm watching it unravel.
Eshel says 318 shuls, rabbis and communities once opened doors to observant LGBTQ+ Jews, but some are now turning them away.
Summary by Jewish Telegraphic Agency
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I’ve spent a decade building acceptance for LGBTQ Orthodox Jews. Now I’m watching it unravel.
For the past decade, I have been working, along with my colleagues at Eshel, to increase the acceptance of LGBTQ+ individuals in the Orthodox Jewish world. This is our organization’s mission: to achieve more embracing and validation of those in…
I've spent a decade building acceptance for LGBTQ Orthodox Jews. Now I'm watching it unravel.
For the past decade, I have been working, along with my colleagues at Eshel, to increase the acceptance of LGBTQ+ individuals in the Orthodox Jewish world. This is our organization’s mission: to achieve more embracing and validation of those in the queer world who are also religiously observant and just want to be accepted, to be able to observe and to have community. For years, we were moving the needle steadily and finding more and more synago…
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