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04 Oct

2010 January-February, Opinion, U.S. Politics

Marshall Breger: Gay Activists vs. the First Amendment

June 4, 2013
By Marshall Breger
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Whatever the ultimate success of the movement for same sex marriage, one would hope that its adherents would be sensitive to the political and religious...

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04 Oct

2010 January-February, Israel, U.S. Politics

Opinion—Eric Alterman

September 27, 2013
By Eric Alterman
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Has J Street Been Defamed? Sarah Palin says that Israel’s West Bank settlements “should be allowed to be expanded upon, because that population of Israel is...

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04 Oct

2010 January-February, Culture, Israel

Yuri Foreman

December 7, 2015
By Boris Weintraub
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In between bouts and mixing it up at his Brooklyn gym, the world junior middleweight champion is studying to be an Orthodox rabbi. The Belarussian-born, Israeli-reared 29-year-old discusses his boxing—and spiritual—journey.

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04 Oct

Moment Magazine

From the Big Bang to Baseball: The Elephant in the Room

October 4, 2011
By Aaron Chusid
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Responses to the Elephant in the Room contest have taken us on quite a trip, from the ballpark to the circus to the birth of the...

03 Oct

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Last Week for The Elephant in the Room!

October 3, 2011
By Aaron Chusid
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There's still time to get your essay in for the Elephant in the Room contest; the deadline's October 7th, so be sure to send in your...

30 Sep

Moment Magazine

Jay Michaelson on the Elephant in the Room: “Belief in God” is not a Jewish Value

September 30, 2011
By Aaron Chusid
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Judaism would be better off without the phrase “belief in God.” First, it is a Christian phrase, not a Jewish one, and it suggests that...

23 Sep

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Yury Kanzburg: Reflections on the Invisible

September 23, 2011
By Sarah Breger
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Gennady Mesh, editor of the web magazine “Russian Globe" reviews new works by Yury Kanzburg. “All of man's toil is for the sake of...

23 Sep

Culture, Food, History

Jane Ziegelman on Food and the American Story

June 4, 2013
By Sala Levin
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97 Orchard, by Jane Ziegelman, tells the story of five immigrant families living on Manhattan's Lower East Side at the turn of the twentieth century....

21 Sep

Culture, History, topics

The Long and Winding Road to Interfaith Dialogue

September 21, 2011
By Sala Levin
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by Steven Philp While the media spent the morning of September 11 replaying footage of the terrorist attacks of that day in 2001, small groups of...

20 Sep

Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine

A Boy Named David

July 13, 2023
By Symi Rom-Rymer
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by Symi Rom-Rymer David, the recently released feature film directed by Joel Fendelman and written by Fendelman and Patrick Daly, sets out to tell one story,...

16 Sep

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How has secularism in America changed since 9/11?

September 16, 2011
By Aaron Chusid
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As part of the Elephant in the Room, we asked Dr. Christopher Brittain how the discussion on secularism has changed over the past ten years: I...

09 Sep

Culture, Religion

Kosher Hip-Hop

September 9, 2011
By elisniv
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By Adina Rosenthal There’s a new, up-and-coming Hasidic hip-hop artist on the block. Nosson Zand is a Boston-born musician who takes pride in the positive and...