By Doni Kandel With Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu scrambling to gain approval for a three month construction freeze on

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By Daniel Kieval Shabbat, the seventh day, the day of rest, is a strange concept to so many today. The

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By Steven Philp It looks like Bay Area Jews may one day have to leave the city to perform brit

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By Lily Hoffman Simon A new kibbutz movement is sweeping Israel. Most often, it is comprised of irbutzim (city kibbutz),

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By Gabriel Weinstein When Avigdor Lieberman arrived in Israel from Moldova and began working as an airport porter he probably

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By Doni Kandel In 21st century American culture, political correctness has become a mainstay of the national discourse. While the

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By Merav Levkowitz Tuesday (November 9th) marked seventy-two years since Kristallnacht, the “night of broken glass,” which marked the beginning

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By Samantha Sisskind AMMAN, JORDAN – Two groups met at the banks of one of the world’s most meandering and

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By Daniel Kieval A Christian, a Muslim and a Jew walk into a room. No, it’s not the beginning of

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By Lily Hoffman Simon This year marked the centennial birthday of the Kibbutz. However, the structure of these unique societal

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By Steven Philp It has been one month since the suicides of ten LGBT teens prompted a national debate on

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By Merav Levkowitz Those of us who have a Facebook roster full of Jewish friends are used to it: “Shabbat shalom”

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