<ol><li>Why is story-telling important?</li><li>How do you know the Jewish story? Who told it to you?</li><li>In which ways does the Torah seek to ensure that the Jewish story is never forgotten?</li></ol><p><em>These questions come from this week’s Family Edition to Rabbi Sacks’ Covenant & Conversation. For an interactive, multi-generational study, check out the full edition at <a href="www.RabbiSacks.org/covenant-conversation-family-edition/ki-tavo/we-are-what-we-remember/">www.RabbiSacks.org/covenant-conversation-family-edition/ki-tavo/we-are-what-we-remember/</a>.</em></p>

Discussion questions for the Shabbat table exploring the importance of storytelling and memory in Jewish tradition based on Rabbi Sacks' Ki Tavo commentary.

Around the Shabbat Table

An essay by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks on the importance of memory and history in Jewish identity, centered on the parsha of Ki Tavo.

Covenant & Conversation: Ki Tavo

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Rabbi Sacks explores how Jewish identity is rooted in collective memory and history, using the first-fruits declaration to show why we are what we remember.

Around the Shabbat Table

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