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Why Jewish Time Still Matters In The Age Of Covid-19
Today marks the end of the most prolific counting of days in the Jewish calendar. S’firat ha’Omer, the Counting of ...
Ancient/Medieval Jewish History
Doña Gracia Nasi
A philanthropist, known as the heart of her people.
Beliefs & Practices, Health & Wellness, Jewish Bioethics, Jewish Genetics, Live, Study
Gene Therapy and Genetic Engineering in Judaism
Using genetic technology for therapeutic purposes is acceptable, but many related issues have yet to be addressed.
Erusin: The First of the Two Ceremonies
Erusin, the ancient betrothal ceremony, includes two blessings and the ring ceremony, and is followed by the reading of the marriage contract.
Natalie Portman Made a Vegan Israeli Breakfast and It Was Perfect
Is there anything this Jewish goddess can't do?!
Families and Jewish Differences
Bringing us together, tearing us apart.
Jewish Texts, JOFA's Torch, Study, Talmud
How a Baby is Made
How is a baby made? More specifically, what determines the future characteristics of the child? One answer emerges from the ...
Ancient/Medieval Jewish History, Jewish Law, Jewish Texts, Sages & Scholars, Study
Moshe (Moses) Isserles: Rema
Rema's glosses emended and enhanced the Shulchan Aruch.
Jeremiah: Prophet of Judgment and of Hope
Jeremiah's tragic message is conveyed by both his prophecies and account of Jerusalem's destruction, but he also gives his people hope.