Memoirs of a Hopeful Pessimist - Weissman, Debbie
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A life dedicated to bridging divides and building understanding. For many, "observant Jew," "feminist," and "interfaith pioneer" seem worlds apart. Yet, Debbie Weissman's life weaves these threads into a vibrant tapestry of activism and personal growth. From her early experiences in the Zionist youth movement to her groundbreaking work with the International Council of Christians and Jews (ICCJ), Weissman's journey is one of passionate engagement. She shares stories of forging unique friendships across religious lines, creating institutions, and championing women's education. With humor and…mehr

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A life dedicated to bridging divides and building understanding. For many, "observant Jew," "feminist," and "interfaith pioneer" seem worlds apart. Yet, Debbie Weissman's life weaves these threads into a vibrant tapestry of activism and personal growth. From her early experiences in the Zionist youth movement to her groundbreaking work with the International Council of Christians and Jews (ICCJ), Weissman's journey is one of passionate engagement. She shares stories of forging unique friendships across religious lines, creating institutions, and championing women's education. With humor and honesty, she reflects on the challenges and triumphs of promoting social justice, religious pluralism, and dialogue in a complex world. Discover a life story that inspires hope and offers a fresh perspective on building a more compassionate future. Perfect for readers interested in Jewish history, interfaith relations, and the power of personal action. Explore the transformative potential of dialogue and the enduring quest for meaning in a divided world.
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Dr. Debbie Weissman was president of the International Council of Christians and Jews from 2008-2014. After moving to Jerusalem in 1972, Debbie Weissman taught Jewish education and women's studies at the Hebrew University, and was also the director of the Kerem Institute, a teacher training institute for Israeli high-school teachers.