Living the Jewish calendar is to be bound by Jewish peoplehood and Jewish solidarity

“Being a Jew of color in a rural environment in an incredibly white state is really difficult at times, and yet it’s exactly where I want to be.”

A delicious tradition that lives on.

Confessing your sins every day, twice a day, for the rest of your life.

The complex ways in which parents serve as our bridge between God and the world.

An old-world treat of fried dough topped with powdered sugar.

What do Yiddish-speaking chickens, screaming latkes, and a pig who really, really wants to be kosher have in common?They’re all ...

A joyful, dynamic and delicious blend of flavors, ingredients and techniques.

Must-have items your High Holidays hosts will appreciate.

Filled with fantastic visions and miraculous escapes, Daniel is concerned with foreign persecution and the end of days.