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The Purpose of Kashrut

Kashrut reminds us again and again that Jewish spirituality is inseparable from the physical.

Remembering Amalek

A serious lesson that focuses on fighting evil precedes the Purim fesitivites.

When She Arrives

How can creativity and a sense of commandedness be combined when confronting new ritual needs?

5 Jewish Foods That Deserve a Comeback

Chicken soup tastes better with mandlach. Fact.

Mrs. Maisel’s Oklahoma Roots: Plausible, or Preposterous?

A Southern Jewish Historian weighs in on the recent Marvelous plotline

Franz Kafka

The 20th century's realest surrealist.

American Synagogue Sisterhoods

Jewish women serving congregation, denomination, American and world Jewry

6 Keto-Friendly Rosh Hashanah Meal Hacks

There's no need to miss out on any High Holiday classics.

The Do’s and Don’ts of Talking to Converts

Tips from a Jew by choice who's heard it all.

Going to the Mikveh: The Day After

As both symbol and expression of the profound change required of a convert to Judaism, the mikveh (mikvah) is often a deeply emotional experience.

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