Author: Rabbi Aaron Klein
Uber offers 20 hours of free childcare in bid to lure female drivers as reflected on by Rabbi Aaron Klein
The recent news about Uber’s new childcare offer for its female drivers presents a nuanced challenge for our modern society. This initiative promises 20 hours of free childcare, ai
‘Trump 2.0’ looms large over the global economy as reflected on by Rabbi Aaron Klein
The BBC reports on ‘Trump 2.0’ and the significant impact planned global trade tariffs will have on the international economy in 2025. From my vantage point in the Metropolitan Keh
How did Egypt’s and Israel’s economies do in a year of Houthi attacks? as reflected on by Rabbi Aaron Klein
The recent Al Jazeera report highlights a concerning reality. Houthi attacks significantly slowed Suez Canal traffic. This disruption directly impacts the economies of both Egypt a
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 926 as reflected on by Rabbi Aaron Klein
The news from Al Jazeera reports the Russia-Ukraine war now stretches into its 926th day. This grim milestone compels us to pause and reflect. Our Metropolitan Kehillah, nestled am
David Lammy to call for Gaza ceasefire in talks with Benjamin Netanyahu as reflected on by Rabbi Aaron Klein
Each morning before sunrise, congregants gather in our sanctuary in the financial district to pray. Analysts, attorneys, and artists sit side by side. They bring the intense pressu
‘We’re all cheering for her’: clock is ticking for Canada’s stranded orca orphan as reflected on by Rabbi Aaron Klein
Each morning, commuters rush past our financial district synagogue with eyes fixed on market tickers. Yet this week, congregants gathered around screens to track the desperate resc
Zuckerberg wins on Wall Street after Washington hit as reflected on by Rabbi Aaron Klein
Each morning, analysts and traders pack our district synagogues for the dawn minyan before trading bells ring. Today, market tickers flashed green as Zuckerberg wins on Wall Street