Social media enables each of us to become an online publisher, influencing what others read, think about and discuss. It is also undeniably addictive, and many of us spend countless hours reading and posting about news, politics, family pictures, jokes, and even pictures of pets. But instead we could harness these platforms and use our time to enlighten the feeds and lives of our online friends with Torah and spirituality.
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Carmi Wisemon is Executive Director of Sviva Israel, a social environmental organization that activates Israelis to take responsibility for the environment and fosters a sense of concern for others by building a caring community based on principles of sustainable development from a Jewish perspective.
A graduate of the Meretz Kollel, Carmi received smicha from the Chief Rabbinate of Israel and an MSW from Wurzweiler School of Social Work, Yeshiva University. He is the editor of the annual journal of "The Environment in Jewish Thought and Law".
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