A Passion for a People: Lessons from the life of a Jewish Educator. This item is unavailable.A Passion for a People: Lessons from the life of a Jewish Educator

Avraham Infeld’s book takes the reader on a journey through Jewish Peoplehood, that powerful yet intangible idea that connects Jews together, no matter where they live or how they practice. Starting with the core components of Peoplehood, and ending with his ideas about the future of the Jewish People. Other reviews can be found on these links... Reviewing: A Passion for a People: Lessons from the Life of a Jewish Educator by Avraham Infeld ejewishphilanthropy.com/reviewing-a-passion-for-a-people-lessons-from-the-life-of-a-jewish-educator-by-avraham-infeld/ 'Israel Has Become the Most Disunifying Force in the Jewish Community' www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-1.826046 Avraham Infeld Makes His Case for a Passionate Judaism jewishjournal.com/culture/arts/227245/avraham-infeld-makes-case-passionate-judaism/

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

An engaging and inspiring set of reflections by one of the master educators of today’s Jewish world – full of delightful stories, compelling analysis and generosity of spirit. Read it and your faith in the Jewish future will be renewed.

Leon Wieseltier

The intensity of Avraham Infeld’s commitment to his people is matched by its intelligence and its generosity. There are stimulations on every page of this candid and ebullient book. Infeld’s soulful monument to ahavat yisrael demonstrates by example that love is best when it is not blind. I am honored to share a people with this man.

Lynn Schusterman

Avraham Infeld is a giant among giants whose philosophy and teachings will shape Jewish life and learning for generations to come. I have seen firsthand how scores of young Jews have found in his personal story and in his vision a Jewish future that speaks directly to their passions and values. This book is a beautiful distillation of his life’s work to ensure the centrality of Israel, tikkun olam and pluralism to the narrative of the Jewish people. It could not come at a more crucial time, given the cultural, demographic and geopolitical shifts we are experiencing in the Jewish community, in Israel and in society more broadly.