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Stories that Shine – The Journey of Faith, Blessing, and Repentance

Stories that Shine – The Journey of Faith, Blessing, and Repentance

by | | Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, Torah Portion

October 31, 2025 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen Lech Lecha 5786 (2025)  Genesis 12:1-17:27; Isaiah 40:27-41:16    Lech Lecha, the name of this Torah portion contains a powerful lesson. It refers to Abram’s call. This is a familiar story to...
October 2025 Statement by Holocaust Remembrance Association

October 2025 Statement by Holocaust Remembrance Association

by | | Blog, Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, Statements

October 22, 2025 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen The end of fighting in Gaza, the subsequent executions of Palestinians by Hamas and the Rafah attack against Israeli troops -despite ceasefire- dominated media in recent days. As two Israeli soldiers lost their lives,...
Stories that Shine – Lessons from the Days of Noah and the Righteous Who Chose to Act

Stories that Shine – Lessons from the Days of Noah and the Righteous Who Chose to Act

by | | Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, Torah Portion

October 24, 2025 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen Noach 5786 (2025)   Genesis 6:9-11:32; Isaiah 54:1-10    Noach, the name of this Torah portion refers to a righteous man called Noah. This is a very familiar story to many of us. We may feel that it...
Children in Many Roles: We Tell Their Stories

Children in Many Roles: We Tell Their Stories

by | | Blog, Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, Statements

October 22, 2025 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen At the beginning of WWII, children everywhere were still children with dreams and hopes for the future. But a terrible war, although preceded by years of propaganda and warmongering, still started suddenly. Things changed...
Stories that Shine – From Chaos to Light—Lessons of Creation, the Holocaust, and Renewal

Stories that Shine – From Chaos to Light—Lessons of Creation, the Holocaust, and Renewal

by | | Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, Torah Portion

October 17, 2025 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen Bereshit 5786 (2025)  Genesis 1:1-6:8; Isaiah 42:5-21    Bereshit, the name of this Torah portion means “in the beginning.” This refers to the very beginning of the Bible. It is the first...
The Particular and the Universal: She was Just Like Us

The Particular and the Universal: She was Just Like Us

by | | Blog, Dr. Kokkonen Blogs, The Atrocities: Perpetrators, Onlookers, Victims

October 16, 2025 – Dr. Susanna Kokkonen Years ago when I was working at the World Holocaust Remembrance Center of Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, I realized that there is one person almost everyone knows from the Holocaust. This young girl is Anne Frank.  It was...
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