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Something to Chew On
Puppies are cute, cuddly, and loving. They can even be Jewish. (Who hasn’t been to a bark mitzvah these days?)Puppy ...
How to Greet Someone on Shavuot
Traditional greetings for the holiday of Shavuot, which celebrates the giving of the Torah.
Beliefs & Practices, Jewish Art, Jewish Culture
Hiddur Mitzvah: The Case for Beautiful Ritual Objects
Aesthetically pleasing Judaica enhances holiday celebration.
Jewish History, Mixed Multitudes, Study
Contemporary Ketubot
MJL contributing writer Jessica Kraft has just launched a website featuring the contemporary ketubot that she designs for soon-to-be married ...
5 Ways to Get the Latke-Frying Smell Out of Your House
No more oil smell!
Israel, Mixed Multitudes, Study
30 Days Since You Died
In Jewish practice, on the thirtieth day after a person dies, the mourners observe sheloshim — a lessening in severity ...
Celebrate, Rabbis Without Borders, Shabbat
Shabbat Is Not Orthodox
We are a diverse Jewish community. We hold different views on Israel. We have different understandings of Torah. There are ...
Beliefs & Practices, Tisha B'Av, Yom Kippur
When Do Jews Fast?
In addition to Yom Kippur, there are many public and private fasts in Judaism.
Where to Find the Best Jewish Food in London
From Jerusalem bagels with za'atar to New York-style bagels with cream cheese & lox, London has it all.
Valuing Debate and Conversation
Jewish tradition, informed by the precedent of the Talmud, prefers to promote discussion rather than correctness.