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Though many Jewish children go trick-or-treating, this writer explains why he's against it.

Why we are afraid to think about death--and why we must.

The Jews of Western Europe and America gave Hanukkah new meaning--which remains with us today.

Rabbinic literature and medieval Kabbalah describe the day as a foretaste of life in the perfected "world to come" that traditional Judaism anticipates.

I’m a runner, a three-time marathoner. Whenever someone asks when I took up running, I say I started 12 years ago. ...

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A festive, fried dish to use up that leftover meat and potatoes.

Yoking a goat with a fish.

Rumor has it.