Moment Live // The Heart of Writing
Joyce Carol Oates in Conversation with Alan Cheuse On November 14, Moment fiction editor Alan Cheuse spoke with fellow
Bukharian Cuisine: A Taste of the Silk Road
By Josh Tapper Bukharian Friday night dinner is an elaborate affair: Plates of carp doused with garlic sauce and cilantro,
Opinion // Rip-Off Rabbis and Sacred Scammers
By Naomi Ragen // Several high-profile Israeli rabbis have come under fire for less-than-holy schemes.
Moment’s Best of 2013
In case you missed them, take a look back at some of Moment’s best—and most provocative—stories from the past year.
New York City Is Not a Melting Pot
Snapshot of Black Man Asleep On A Jewish Man’s Shoulder Unleashes (Virtual) Love Fest By Steven Volynets The social media
Moment’s New Mexico Desert Get-A-Way
New Mexico: Relax, Refresh, Explore Jewish Santa Fe Judaism and the Southwest have been a shidduch since before painter Georgia
The Last Synagogue Standing
Jewish life in Detroit isn’t dead. In fact, it’s having a hipster rebirth // We’re across the street from a strip club called Cobras advertising something called “The Grind Downtown,” and we’re dancing with the Torah. Through downtown Detroit, a group of 100 or so is parading down the sidewalks of Griswold Street and Grand River Avenue, hoisting the scrolls and chanting Hebrew songs in honor of Simchat Torah.
Book Q&A: John Rosengren on Hank Greenberg
John Rosengren is the author most recently of a biography, Hank Greenberg: The Hero of Heroes. His other books include Hammerin’ Hank, George Almighty
Pilgrimage to Uman
Almost 200 years after Rebbe Nachman’s death, his followers flock to a once-closed Soviet town to celebrate Rosh Hashanah. by
