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18 Apr

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Art, Religion and the Encounter between Two Traditions

April 20, 2013
By Daniel Ross Goodman
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“This is a religion. You’re entering a world with its own tradition.” Those unfamiliar with Chaim Potok’s novel My Name is Asher Lev would likely think...

18 Apr

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Community Voices: Fayyad Resigned–But Did He?

April 18, 2013
By J. Zel Lurie
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Salam Fayyad was 55 years old when they found him six years ago. "They" are the secretary of state and the European donors who wanted...

16 Apr

Israel, Latest, Religion, Women

From the Back of the Bus to Segregated Beaches at Brandeis University

June 4, 2013
By Sara Hirschhorn
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This weekend marked the fifth annual Gender and Human Rights lecture and conference at Brandeis University. Named for Diane (Dina) Markowicz, a student with a...

15 Apr

2012 September-October, Culture, Food, International, Israel, Talk of the Table

From Iraq With Love

July 17, 2024
By Sala Levin
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by Sala Levin Located at the geographic crossroads of Asia, Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, Israel is a kettle of culinary confluence. Perhaps the...

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15 Apr

Israel, Latest, Religion

Israel: Secularizing, But Not Secular

June 4, 2013
By Guy Ben-Porat
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About 15 years ago, the late writer and journalist Israel Segal, who left the ultra-Orthodox world at a young age, provided a pessimistic account of...

05 Apr

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Women Warned Not to Say Kaddish at the Western Wall

April 5, 2013
By Daphna Berman
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The Jerusalem police commissioner sent a letter to Women of the Wall today warning that it would enforce the law prohibiting women's public prayer at...

05 Apr

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The View from Istanbul: Why Iran Might Be a Threat

April 5, 2013
By Aylin Kocaman
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This was a very old plan. Shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, communists diligently planned to establish a Marxist state in one or more...

04 Apr

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Omar Meets Omer

April 4, 2013
By Sala Levin
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Today, there's more proof that The Wire--the obscure HBO series about Baltimore's drug dealers, cops, newspaper reporters that one day will get a lot of...

04 Apr

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Jews and Booze

April 4, 2013
By Daniela Enriquez
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Professor Marni Davis (University of Georgia) got the idea to write her Ph.D. thesis –subsequently a book – on the relationship between American Jews and...

01 Apr

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Around the Web

April 1, 2013
By Sala Levin
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The New York Times reports that Israel "moved closer to its goal of energy independence on Sunday as natural gas from a large offshore field...

29 Mar

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The View from Istanbul: Peace Always Wins

March 29, 2013
By Aylin Kocaman
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People who claim to have “won” a war are lying. There are no winners in war. War may seem to have brought victory to one...

27 Mar

2007 April-May, Issues

Nathan Guttman: Between Iraq and a Hard Place

June 5, 2017
By Nathan Guttman
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Why is America’s strongest faith-based bloc that opposes the war—the Jewish community—sitting this conflict out? From the front lines of the civil-rights movement through the Vietnam...