Pronounced: muh-KHEETZ-uh, Origin: Hebrew, a partition or divider separating men and women during prayer services and other programs in an Orthodox synagogue.
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Alternatives to Masculine God Language
Jewish feminists have addressed the preponderance of masculine God language in various ways.
What Happens When Passover Begins on Saturday Night?
This rare occurrence mandates a number of adjustments to pre-holiday rituals.
What Is Kiruv?
The organized effort to draw less observant Jews closer to Judaism is often traced to postwar America.