Tree Planting

Planting a tree has represented hope since ancient times. In Israel, Tu Bishvat has been a particularly special time to plant saplings whether to celebrate the birth of a child or to honor a loved one. Read more

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For Afro-Yiddish Performer, the Past is not Past

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How to Use Schmaltz

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"The past is never dead.

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First, what is schmaltz and how do you make it? Schmaltz is most commonly chicken fat, but can also be duck fat (my favorite) or goose fat (even b...

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Weekly Torah Portion

Parashat B'shalah
Annual Cycle: Exodus 13:17 - 17:16
Triennial Cycle: Exodus 14:15 - 16:10

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