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Celebrate, Women & Feminism, Yom Kippur, Yom Kippur: Breaking the Fast
The Yom Kippur Diet: Mom Edition
“Are you going to fast on Yom Kippur?” “Are you going to try not to eat until chatzot, midday?” These ...
VeAhavta: And You Shall Love
Jews read sections of the Torah each week, and these sections, known as parshiyot, inspire endless examination year after year. ...
Celebrate, More Holidays, Rabbis Without Borders, Tisha B'Av
What I can’t stop thinking about this week.
This week, we have heard endless blatheration on what Trayvon Martin should have done, whether Zimmerman was legally culpable, whether ...
Celebrate, Denominations, Israel, Live, More Holidays, Rabbis Without Borders, Study, Tisha B'Av
Fasting For A Tolerant and Pluralistic Israel
#BlackLivesMatter has generated a wave of rebuke from the American Jewish establishment ever since it published its online Platform on ...
Israel, Rabbis Without Borders, Study
YOU Can Bring Peace in the Middle East!
Tomorrow, Tuesday, July 15th is a fast day in Jewish tradition. It is called the 17th of Tammuz, named after ...
Summary of Tractate Taanit
This talmudic tractate about fasting is packed with stories.
Tobacco
Jewish authorities have much to say about using, and abusing, this substance.
Haftarah for Parashat Matot
The first haftarah of oppression (for Parashat Matot or Parashat Pinhas), and the haftarah read by Sephardim for Parashat Shemot.
Jewish Culture, Jewish Music, Live
Nusah: The Music of Prayer
Traditional musical motifs, called nusah, give each service of Jewish prayer a distinct sound.