01 Dec

Culture, Latest, Misc, Religion

Rededicating Hanukkah Foods

• November 29, 2021
• By elisniv
• 1 comment

By Merav Levkowitz For those of us with food allergies and intolerances, social events tend to be awkward and isolating. So many Jewish events revolve around...

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30 Nov

Culture, Latest, Religion

Kosher Goes Green

• May 8, 2012
• By elisniv
• 0 comments

By Lily Hoffman Simon Have you ever sat in an empty Chinese restaurant on Christmas day feeling like you are the only person in the whole...

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30 Nov

Culture, Latest, Moment Magazine

Recipe: Bumuelos In Red Wine Sauce

• November 29, 2021
• By elisniv
• 6 comments

Here's another great Hanukkah recipe.  Jews of Spanish origin developed bumuelos or buñuelos—fritters or pancakes fried in olive oil and dipped in honey or sugar...

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30 Nov

Latest, Religion

Questioning the Merit of Faith

• May 8, 2012
• By elisniv
• 4 comments

By Steven Philp Friday evening, nearly 3,000 people packed themselves in to the Roy Thompson Hall in Toronto, Canada to witness former-British Prime Minister Tony Blair and...

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29 Nov

Culture, Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine, Latest, Moment Magazine

Recipe: Sweet Potato Latkes with Spiced Maple Syrup

• November 29, 2021
• By elisniv
• 2 comments

With Hanukkah approaching fast, people everywhere are getting excited to dine on treats such as latkes and Sufganiyot (jelly-filled doughnuts).  But after eight days, those delicious...

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24 Nov

Culture, History, Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine, Latest, Religion

People of the Book: The Finkler Question and the New Anti-Semitism

• May 8, 2012
• By elisniv
• 6 comments

by Daniel Kieval In Howard Jacobson's Booker-prize winning novel, The Finkler Question, Jewish residents of London are increasingly alarmed by the growing number of anti-Semitic attacks...

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23 Nov

Culture, History, Latest, Religion

The Catholic Church Changes Gears on Interfaith Relations

• May 8, 2012
• By elisniv
• 1 comment

By Gabriel Weinstein Last week a group of twenty cantors from the American Conference of Cantors (ACC) serenaded Catholic officials in Rome with rousing renditions of...

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23 Nov

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Divided We Stand

• May 8, 2012
• By elisniv
• 1 comment

By Lily Hoffman Simon Activism is an age-old Jewish tradition. The most recent example of this was the recent protest at the Jewish Federation’s General Assembly...

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22 Nov

Culture, Latest, Moment Magazine, Religion

Overcoming the First Date Blues

• May 8, 2012
• By elisniv
• 0 comments

We’ve all been there: the awkward first date.  He’s shy.  She’s nervous.  They wait for a table at a restaurant and try to make small...

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22 Nov

Culture, Latest

Jewish Senators Oppose "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"

• May 8, 2012
• By elisniv
• 6 comments

By Steven Philp Despite significant party shifts within the United States legislature, repeal of the “don’t ask, don’t tell” (DADT) policy may be addressed by the...

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19 Nov

Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine, Latest

The Narrow Line Between Expression and Insult

• May 8, 2012
• By elisniv
• 1 comment

By Merav Levkowitz A number of Israeli artists have signed a letter proposing to boycott a cultural center set to open shortly in Ariel, a Jewish...

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19 Nov

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It's 1979, do you know where your Nazis are?

• May 8, 2012
• By Symi Rom-Rymer
• 1 comment

By Symi Rom-Rymer By 1948, World War II had been over for three years, yet hundreds of thousands of refugees and displaced persons remained scattered throughout...

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