Germany's multicultural capital is becoming a center for Jewish life and culture. With thousands of young Israelis choosing to settle in Berlin, Jewish culture is once again flourishing in the city’s majestic synagogues and vibrant community gatherings, enriching its art scene and turning it into a popular destination for the ...

One in five adults in the United States—and one in three adults under the age of 30—do not identify with

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Mayim Bialik is speaking out about the benefits of a meat-free diet in a new ad for PETA (People for

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By Rebecca Borison For 15 minutes, a group of boys lived their dream. These boys met their idols and played

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By Lily Shoulberg Growing up in New York City, I’ve always had plenty of Jewish friends, gone to public schools

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By Rebecca Borison While I grew up at a Jewish summer camp playing Gaga, kids growing up in slightly (read:

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By Martin Berman-Gorvine In this Passover season, consider the plight of Jewish women whose marriages have ended but whose (former)

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By Martin Berman-Gorvine As Passover approaches, I have been reading the psychologist Erich Fromm’s 1941 work, Escape from Freedom. Writing

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By Monika Wysocki A self-described “Jew-talian from New York,” Doron Petersan grew up in the land of Jewish delis, bagels,

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By Monika Wysocki A self-described “Jew-talian from New York,” Doron Petersan grew up in the land of Jewish delis, bagels,

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By Scott Fox I love Hanukkah: the presents, wintertime, dreidels, candle lighting. I love all of it. I was born

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By Scott Fox A girls’ high school catering to Orthodox Jews in the little town of Bricelyn, Minnesota, population 340.

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