By Symi Rom-Rymer January 27th marks the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp by Soviet troops. In

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By Merav Levkowitz On the last evening of 2010, a Friday, about 35-40 (mostly) young adults, gathered in a non-descript

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By Gabriel Weinstein Optimism and excitement for the new year still permeate the crisp winter air as in the second

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by Gabriel Weinstein My grandfather always chuckled when we spoke about the Galicia region of northwestern Ukraine and southeastern Poland.

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by Lily Hoffman Simon Jewish immigrant communities coming to North America around the turn of the 20th century faced many

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by Daniel Kieval On Monday night, a few days after thousands marched for human rights in Tel Aviv, Israel deported

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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 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 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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by Daniel Kieval In Howard Jacobson’s Booker-prize winning novel, The Finkler Question, Jewish residents of London are increasingly alarmed by

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By Gabriel Weinstein Last week a group of twenty cantors from the American Conference of Cantors (ACC) serenaded Catholic officials

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