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Sparky Abraham
Verified
Finance Editor, Current Affairs
United States
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Education , Economy , Development Issues , Business , Politics , Governance
Music, Politics, Travel, Science
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By Sparky Abraham, Eleni Schirmer, Allen Lipson| Jewish Currents Verified Allen: This last note about “ostage,” or house arrest, is particularly fascinating—the use of the Catalan word in Hebrew letters. Sparky: One of the things I really appreciate about this text is that it complicates the idea of what the state is. This is a question about Torah law within a Jewish community that is also within the violent power of some broader Christian authority. Who has the power to enforce the contract?
By Sparky Abraham| Current Affairs Verified Robert Peters is a 36-year-old Illinois state senator who represents the state’s 13th district. It’s a seat that was held from 1997 to 2004 by none other than Barack Obama. But Robert Peters does not share Obama’s centrist politics. Peters is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America and a former delegate for Bernie Sanders. He has tried to steer a novel path, moving in mainstream Democratic party circles while grounding himself in movement politics.
By Sparky Abraham, Eleni Schirmer, Allen Lipson| Jewish Currents Verified Allen: This last note about “ostage,” or house arrest, is particularly fascinating—the use of the Catalan word in Hebrew letters. Sparky: One of the things I really appreciate about this text is that it complicates the idea of what the state is. This is a question about Torah law within a Jewish community that is also within the violent power of some broader Christian authority. Who has the power to enforce the contract?
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Current Affairs
A Magazine of Politics & Culture
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States