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"It's Not My Fault!"

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Rabbi Alexander Coleman

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"Killer" Ethics

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State-Sponsored Targeted Killings and Assassinations:US and Talmudic Law Compared What differentiates targeted killings, extra-judicial killings, and assassinations? How do nations justify targeted killings on foreign...

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A Deal with the Devil?

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The Law and Ethics of Hostage Negotiation An exploration of the high-stakes and heart-wrenching legal and ethical challenges of hostage negotiations in Israel U.S. legal and ethical principles in hostage negotiations ...

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A Royal Dilemma

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A Penetrating Look at The Struggle to Balance Personal Autonomy with Duty to Others, Through the Lens of a Royal Family "Insider" and Talmudic Wisdom Can personal autonomy coexist with social status and public life? W...

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A Tale of Two Laws: US and Talmudic Justice

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A two-part lecture exploring: (1) the fundamental differences between the US legal system and Talmudic jurisprudence, with a focus on their distinct approaches to justice, and (2) an inside look at the Beit Din, the J...

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A Time to Love; a Time to Hate

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Ethical Dilemmas in Dealing with Repugnant People at Work and in Our Lives This webinar explores the moral complexities of navigating relationships with individuals whose actions or beliefs we find repellent. Is it ev...

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Animal Rights

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Cruelty to Animals: Legal and Ethical Perspectives in Talmud and U.S. LawExplore the intersection of ancient Jewish ethics and modern legal principles regarding animal welfare. This webinar will address key questions:...

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Are We Playing God?

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Gene Editing and the Ethics of Human Enhancement What happens when humanity gains the power to rewrite its own genetic code? The revolutionary potential of gene editing technology like CRISPR opens doors to incredible...

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Artificial Intelligence: The New Ethical Frontier

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Considered one of the most provocative ethical issues facing the 21st century, this seminar examines cutting edge advances in AI (Artificial Intelligence), its legal and moral issues and what the Talmud says about AI,...

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Bankruptcy: Talmudic and US Law Contrasted

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Debt Resolution and Bankruptcy Under US and Talmudic Law Presenters: Alan Liss Esq. and Rabbi Eliezer Hirsch CLE CREDIT: 1.0 Substantive

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Beyond Difference

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A CLE lecture exploring Jewish ethical teachings on honoring the dignity of every person, fostering respect across differences, and addressing the roots of baseless hatred—along with insights from U.S. law on workplac...

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"All Who Are Hungry..."

"It's Not My Fault!"

"Killer" Ethics

A Deal with the Devil?

A Royal Dilemma

A Tale of Two Laws: US and Talmudic Justice

A Time to Love; a Time to Hate

Animal Rights

Are We Playing God?

Artificial Intelligence: The New Ethical Frontier

Bankruptcy: Talmudic and US Law Contrasted

Beyond Difference