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Rabbi Jeremy Schneider Courtesy of Rabbi Jeremy Schneider Last week was quite a week.Americans went to the polls on Nov. 3, and as election results came in, people tried to make sense of what that meant for our country and our future. Some were encouraged. Others were disappointed or concerned. And within the Jewish community, there were understandable questions about antisemitism, Israel and what the coming years might bring.As a rabbi, I’ve always believed that my job isn’t to tell people how to vote. Our congregation includes Democrats, Republicans, independents and people with very different perspectives. I want every one of them to feel at home in our synagogue.

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