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It’s Not You, It’s Me: The Pew Study and Talented Tenth Judaism
By now, if you are reading this, you undoubtedly have been inundated with punditry about the meaning of the Pew ...
Health & Wellness, Jewish Texts, Live, Magic & the Supernatural, Study
Jewish Healing and Magic
"Whatever is effective as a remedy is not witchcraft (Shabbat 67a)"--is that really the case?
The Book of Esther’s Violent Ending
When an oppressed group massacres others.
Jews Loved Tinned Fish Way Before It Was Trendy
From herring to tuna, preserved fish is never out of style.
Jewish Thought, Live, Members of the Scribe
October Mourning and Tikkun Olam
“And you shall lay down, and no man shall terrify you….” Whenever I stand up in shul on Shabbat and ...
Celebrate, More Holidays, Yom Ha'atzmaut
The Religious Status of Yom Ha’atzmaut
Within Israel and in the greater Jewish world there are differing views as to whether there is a religious nature to Israel's Independence Day.
Tehines: Women’s Prayers
Not part of the fixed liturgy, women used these prayers to commemorate special holidays and special times in their lives.
Dinner, Eat, Hanukkah Food, Jewish Recipes, Shabbat Dishes, Sukkot/Simchat Torah Food
Brisket-Stuffed Cabbage
Like many other traditional Ashkenazi Jewish foods I didn’t really grow up eating stuffed cabbage. Italian meatballs and sauce on ...
Eat, Hanukkah Food, Holiday Food, Passover Food, Rosh Hashanah Food, Shabbat Dishes
This Vegetarian Brisket Recipe Actually Tastes Like Meat
A satisfying vegetarian entree for holidays, picnics and Shabbat dinner.