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Challah Recipes, Eat, Jewish Recipes, Shabbat
Why Do Jews Eat Challah on Shabbat?
Challah, soft and rich, brushed with egg wash, and woven into complex shapes or beautiful braids, is served in households ...
Celebrate, Rabbis Without Borders
The Elul of Victory and Defeat
Heartbreaking news out of the sports world Monday: At the track and field World Championships in Beijing, American Molly Huddle ...
Gender & Sexuality, Keshet, Live
Back to School: Supporting your Transgender Child
New schools, classmates, and teachers can cause anxiety as the school year is getting ready to start. As parents, we ...
How This “Running Rabbi” Found More Meaning in Miles
As a rabbi on staff at the ISJL, I travel around the South quite a bit. Recently, I had the ...
Celebrate, Eat, Hanukkah, Jewish Recipes, Jewish&, Sephardic Jews
Hanukkah Recipe from Greece: Bunuelos (Doughnuts) with Honey
How to give your Hanukkah a multicultural Greek flavor
Jewish Texts, Rabbis Without Borders, Study, Talmud
What Should Rabbis Talk About?
In recent weeks, several of my colleagues both on this blog and elsewhere, have written thoughtful articles on current issues ...
Beliefs & Practices, Live, Mixed Multitudes
Meir Soloveichik on Interfaith Dialogue
This month’s issue of Commentary includes a lengthy essay by Meir Soloveichik, in which he rejects theological interfaith dialogue. Soloveichik ...
Israel, Jewish Thought, Rabbis Without Borders, Study
It’ll be Good….
These days the pundits and analysts say that the peace process is over. Remember Oslo? Remember the Roadmap for Peace ...
Israel, Jewish History, Mixed Multitudes, Study
O, The Nonprofits You’ll Go To
My wife and kid are out of town. Which means that I end up staying out past 6:30 p.m., my ...