A large crowd gathered for a recent Rabbi’s Roundtable, proving that, even in the midst of summer travel, meaningful Jewish learning remains a priority. The room was filled with curious minds and thoughtful voices, eager to explore timely and timeless questions.
The discussion touched on a wide range of topics, from the rise in global antisemitism to nuanced questions of Jewish law and practice. Attendees asked about the role of Jewish Law in modern life, how to respond to hate with strength and dignity, and what Judaism teaches about navigating complex ethical dilemmas.
Rabbi Dovid Vigler responded with depth, clarity, and a touch of humor, creating an atmosphere that was both intellectually stimulating and warmly inclusive. His ability to weave together ancient wisdom with current issues made for a dynamic and engaging afternoon.
The fact that participants traveled from as far as Boca Raton to ask a question in person speaks volumes about the impact and relevance of this forum.
