By Lily Hoffman Simon The patriarchal tradition of Orthodox Judaism is being challenged all over the world. The recent controversy

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By Gabriel Weinstein After last week’s forest fire, the Carmel region in Northern Israel’s once emerald forests and fields have

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By Daniel Kieval The “season of giving,” for better and for worse, is upon us. The bestowing of gifts upon

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By Doni Kandel The Yeshiva University Maccabeats, the university’s a capella group that has taken the United States by storm,

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By Samantha Sisskind If you go to the Jewish Quarter of the Old City in Damascus, Syria, you’ll find hardly

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By Steven Philp Following a handful of screenings in the United States and Canada, the critically acclaimed Israeli film Eyes

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Both sumac and za’atar (hyssop) were biblical spices, the former used to impart a lemony flavor to food, and the

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Maybe the goblins of Hanukkah don't just exist in the pages of a picture book; perhaps today's goblins are the trappings of adulthood that make us forget the special glow that the Hanukkah of our youths possessed. ...

by Jenna Huntsberger Hanukkah started Wednesday, which means it’s time to dust off your favorite Hannukah recipes. Because Hannukah celebrates the

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By Daniel Kieval In the insightful children’s book Noah’s Wife, which provides a modern-day expansion of the Biblical story of

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By Gabriel Weinstein Students in Hebrew schools and Jewish day schools learn that Hanukkah is the celebration of the Maccabees’

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By Doni Kandel Living in the Old City of Jerusalem for eighteen months was enough for me. While I’m eternally

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