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As we chatted, he gestured with his hand, and in a flash I saw a swastika.

Like a Sorority, Without the Sorority Stuff

Sephardi and Ashkenazi Cooking Traditions

Different seder rituals and a delicious haroset recipe.

An Interview with Lilith Editor-in-Chief Susan Weidman Schneider

Jewish organizations, along with other faith-based and secular social justice organizations, have been ablaze with statements and action alerts during ...

Paying attention to dreams is an ancient Jewish spiritual practice. Our biblical ancestors Isaac and Jacob dreamed of God. Jacob’s ...

I think we could all use a little more mercy and compassion. Day after day, the news is filled with ...

You’ve heard of a Passover Seder and maybe a Tu B’shevat Seder. How about an “Israel Seder“?The idea of a seder (“order”), ...

Last week, as I began my annual exploration of Jewish ethical wisdom on the use of speech, or lashon hara, I ...

Over the past several months, I have been given a daily gift. It doesn’t have a monetary value, nor does ...

This post is part three of a longer series of posts in which members of the Keshet community write letters to their younger selves. Today’s letter is written by Keshet’s Education and Youth Program Associate, Dubbs Weinblatt. 

I have been debating this question a lot over the past month. The Jewish Community Center where my daughter attends ...

Through mourning the loss of 16-year old Shira Banki z”l, fatally attacked at the 2015 Jerusalem Pride March, the city’s LGBTQ community emerged as a thread to bring together a city divided at the seams. LGBTQ leaders took to Zion Square, the central plaza in the heart of Jerusalem, to hold open forums for unprecedented public discussion in a project called the Meeting Place.

Today is International Women’s Day, and we have a confluence, as we sometimes do, between secular observances and our Jewish ...