Gershon Hepner is a poet who has written extensively on a diverse range of subjects, including music, literature, politics, and Torah. His work often explores themes of religion, spirituality, and culture, reflecting his deep interest in Judaism and social issues. Gershon's insights have been featured in the Jewish Journal and The Times of Israel.
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Gershon Hepner's focus on opinion editorials, expert commentary, and themes related to culture & society indicates an interest in thought-provoking content that delves into topics such as Judaism, Jewish culture, Israel, holidays, and literature. As he has a local geographic focus in the United States (specifically California and Los Angeles), pitches should consider how they relate to these areas or provide a unique perspective that could resonate with his audience. Expert commentaries offering insights into cultural trends within these specific regions may be of particular interest to him.
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Poetry is more than slight exaggeration: it is exaggeration taken to extremes, causing........ © The Times of Israel (Blogs)
In acts that are increasingly ambiguous, on stages where the settings are far more important than ourselves, we know we are contiguous to nothingness, with close to zero as our score.
Analysis may lead to an addiction that's based on psychotherapeutic fiction. Imaginary illness of the mind
Analysis may lead to an addiction that’s based on psychotherapeutic fiction. Imaginary illness of the mind cannot be cured till truth is left behind with reconstruction of all that is factual so that it seems to be no longer actual, while the...
Reform, Conservative and Orthodox are labels used by any Jew who mocks another, by implying that he mocks another's view of dei's vox
Is language the medium that enables thought to be venerated and, if abused, by it derisively degenerated? Each one can by the other be inflated or deflated,
Is language the medium that enables thought to be venerated and, if abused, by it derisively degenerated? Each one can by the other be inflated or deflated, a balloon that can be when their air is overheated, overrated, both capable, perhaps of being...
It's not easy being an antizionist these days. Especially if you're determined to live in accordance with your most important moral imperative: the denigration of the world's only Jewish state.
By: Gershon Hepner
George Washington in 1790, quoting Newport's Rabbi Moses Seixas, told Jews that the United States would give to bigotry no sanction and to persecution no assistance.
George Washington in 1790, quoting Newport’s Rabbi Moses Seixas, told Jews that the United States would give to bigotry no sanction and to persecution no assistance. Expressing in that era such an admirable sentiment surely was audacious, now...
