by Rebecca Borison Israeli President Shimon Peres recently announced that he has cancelled his trip to London for the Olympics’

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by Daniela Enriquez Last week, on the Fourth of July, while most Americans were celebrating their Independence Day, scientists working

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by Kara A. Kaufman As we feel the heat this summer–the unpleasant, sweaty results of global warming– we wondered: How

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by Rebecca Borison Thanksgiving never really manages to excite me. Yes, it’s nice to be with family, but the whole

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by Daniela Enriquez Have you ever wondered if you have Italian Jewish roots? Or, do you think you have an

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It’s summer. We know what’s on your mind: the connection between genes and religion. Well, you’re in luck, folks! That’s

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by Kara A. Kaufman Throughout the past several decades, organizations like the National Religious Partnership for the Environment, Coalition on

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by Ezer Smith There has been some outrage recently over an Orthodox custom known as metzitzah b’peh, and justifiably so:

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by Rebecca Borison As the number of remaining Holocaust survivors inevitably diminishes, many have attempted to record the survivors’ stories,

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by Rebecca Borison With technology comes the chance of errors, some more public than others… Ruta Kupfer of Haaretz recently

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by Kara A. Kaufman A landmark study of Jewish life released today reveals the deep and sometimes surprising changes the

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by Julia Glauberman “I’ll do it… I’ll be the Gentile, because I could pass best,” says the narrator of Nathan

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