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The Do’s and Don’ts of Talking to Converts
Tips from a Jew by choice who's heard it all.
Jewish Culture, Jewish Music, Live
Synagogue Music
The music of the synagogue celebrates both the diversity and unity of the Jewish people.
The Easiest Jewish Comfort Food of My Childhood
The Eastern European answer to boxed mac and cheese — and so much tastier!
A New Year: Another New Beginning
If I’ve learned anything being a black, observant, Jewish hip-hop artist, it’s that it takes time and patience for something ...
From the Academy: Modern Hebrew Literature
Miryam Segal is Assistant Professor in Hebrew in the Department of Classical, Middle Eastern & Asian Languages & Cultures at ...
10 Ways To Celebrate Rosh Hashanah On Your Own
There are many ways to celebrate the Jewish new year even if you can’t make it to a synagogue.
Ancient/Medieval Jewish History, Celebrate, Purim
Are Esther and Mordecai Buried in This Iranian Tomb?
The purported burial site of Purim's Persian queen was a pilgrimage site for Iran's Jews.
Glatt Kosher
The name for this particular practice has come to stand for more stringent kashrut standards in general.
Denominations, Eat, Keeping Kosher, Live, Members of the Scribe
Are E-Books Kosher?
The post previously appeared on the MyJewishLearning/Jewish Book Council blog.Earlier this week, Wayne Hoffman wrote about a funny thing, the meaning behind ...
Denominations, Jewish Thought, Modern Jewish History, Mysticism, Study
Hasidic Movement: A History
This Orthodox spiritual revivalist movement emerged in 18th-century Eastern Europe.