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When Boxing Was a Jewish Sport
Jews' participation in professional boxing in the interwar period is not as surprising as it might seem to be.
Summer Reading Recommendation: Esther Goes to Madison, WI
Last month I was picking through a pile of books and came across Good for the Jews, by Debra Spark, ...
Dinner, Eat, Hanukkah Food, Israel, Jewish Recipes, Rosh Hashanah Food, Shabbat Dishes, Study, Sukkot/Simchat Torah Food
Ginger Glazed Lamb and Beef Lollipops
Any person who has visited Israel knows that a stroll through the shuk (Israeli market) is a multi-sense experience: the bright colors, the sweet ...
Beliefs & Practices, Pray, Prayer Services
How to Have an Aliyah
What you should know before you're called to the Torah.
Shabbat in the Modern World
In modern times, non-Orthodox Jews have largely abandoned Shabbat observance, despite many innovations intended to encourage it.
Denominations, Jewish History, Live, Study
Conservative Judaism Today
Smaller but more committed, the movement is seeing vibrant, sometimes divisive debate as it navigates between tradition and change.
Health & Wellness, Keshet, Live
Parashat Noach: Apres le Deluge: Moi
Jews read sections of the Torah each week, and these sections, known as parshiyot, inspire endless examination year after year. ...
Stumbling Blocks of Consumerism
We need to learn to produce, sell, and consume fewer unnecessary products.