Celebrate

Judaism has communal fasts that are not on the yearly calendar and numerous occasions when individuals may choose to fast.

Fast days are acknowledged in the synagogue liturgy.

The Jewish calendar has a number of such days in addition to Yom Kippur.

Once a protection for women, the traditional ketubah has been critiqued by liberal Jews on several grounds.

After the wedding, bride and groom retreat to a seclusion room, rejoin their guests for a festive meal, and then celebrate with friends and family for the next seven days.

This pre-Passover fast applies to a select few.

The Sabbaths before and after Tisha B'Av provide a message of comfort and consolation.

Why are Jewish holidays different from all other holidays?

Many calamitous events are said to have occurred on Tisha B'Av.

The tragic events commemorated on this day of fasting and mourning.

Holocaust commemorations have--and should have--some common elements.

Would Yom haShoah be associated with other tragedies, connected to heroism--or stand on its own?