I hope we’re learning that constantly portraying our community as age-old victims of antisemitism is not helpful. Being marginalized, scapegoated and demonized is not that different from what other “out” groups experience. ...
On a cold but sunny January morning, two protesters stand outside a Tatte Bakery & Café location in Washington, DC’s Adams Morgan neighborhood. ...
The search for the afikomen is Judaism’s premier treasure hunt. ...
Two sisters navigate the death of their mother and a years-long estrangement with their father in this Moment-Karma First Place story. ...
Two sisters navigate the death of their mother and a years-long estrangement with their father in this Moment-Karma First Place story. ...
Values are meaningless when we treat them like commodities to be gambled with on the stock market of political correctness. ...
The vertical rotating rotisserie tower of meat is deliciously innovative, but it’s difficult to pin down its Middle Eastern origins. ...
hen the man is gone, Resnyk knocks on Sipora’s door. “No more,” she says. “Just talk. This once and never
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Filled with menorahs, bracelets and word paintings, this museum that reinvigorated an eminent Jewish home becomes a vivid homage to both past and present. ...
“I really believe that food makes us open up something we wouldn’t open otherwise, just like with poetry or music.” ...
Jewish law—and lore—reflects many attitudes. ...
A new UC Berkeley exhibition examines the importance of water in Jewish life through paintings, carvings, and containers. ...