At the end of the Seder we sing the song “Who knows One?” As we recite verses that increase the
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Death of Lysanda: Two Novellas Yitzhak Orpaz, translated by Richard Flint and David Zaraf Dalkey Archive Press $14.00 By Katie
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Happy Philip Roth day, as today–the 80th birthday of the pride of Newark–might well be called, with the writer’s hometown
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This year will be the third year my Jewish vegan friends and I celebrate “veder,” our version of a vegan
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“We have been given arguably the most positive result one could want in terms of Catholic-Jewish relations,” Rabbi Noam Marans,
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Statements about the role of women from top officials in Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood are garnering criticism and shedding a
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A California-based start-up is aiming to make the traditional seder Haggadah more relevant by offering users the chance to create
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When did hatred become religion? By Aylin Kocaman For some, religious devotion has long been “hatred”. If
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Female members of Knesset joined Women of the Wall at their monthly gathering at Jerusalem’s Western Wall this morning and
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By Arielle Silver “I used to be a tour guide at Auschwitz,” Timo said, and then rested his fork on
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By Ilona Oltuski Pianist Elisha Abas – Scriabin in the Genes The ante has just been upped: at the personal
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Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice: A Play For All Time? By Steve Frank Every year brings new productions of Shakespeare’s controversial
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