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A Yemenite Jewish Grandmother’s Delicious Remedy For What Ails You
Known as "nature's antibiotic," matit makes the best breakfast.
Jewish History, Mixed Multitudes, Study
You’re Not Jewish. Deal With It.
When I lived in Ireland and I would tell people I was Jewish they invariably got all excited and were ...
Gender & Sexuality, Live, Rabbis Without Borders, Women & Feminism
International Women’s Day: Torah from the Margins
Torah teaches that ancient Israelite women refused to donate their jewelry to build the Golden Calf. Instead they donated their ...
How Jewish Delis Across the United States Are Weathering the Pandemic
Dispatches from deli owners about their current struggles — and creative solutions.
Sisterhood is Complicated
Rachel and Leah's complex relationship allows us to imagine new possibilities for strengthening our own relationships.
How Song of Songs Became Part of the Hebrew Bible
Rabbi Akiva argued that the Song of Songs "defiled the hands" — which meant it was sacred. In fact, he argued it was the most sacred book of the Bible.
Here’s Where to Get Your Jewish Deli Fix During the Pandemic
You don't have to go without pastrami.
Celebrate, JOFA's Torch, Passover, Seder, Sukkot, Women & Feminism
All Your Males…
I hate Jewish holidays.I got married soon after becoming Orthodox, and I was excited to celebrate the Jewish holidays fully ...
Torah from the Holy Fire
The rebbe of the Warsaw Ghetto, Rabbi Kalonymous Kalman Shapira, left behind a wealth of spiritual resources for facing life's most intense challenges.
First Persian Female Rabbi Finds Her Voice
Rabbi Tarlan Rabizadeh, a Jewish Emergent Network rabbinic fellow at The Kitchen in San Francisco, identifies with Queen Esther.