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The Shavuot Marriage Contract

A Sephardic agreement between God and Israel

Jewish Film in America & Europe

From the days of silent pictures to a recent upsurge in Jewish documentaries, Jewish characters and themes have appeared at an increasing rate in American cinema.

6 Fancy Jewish Restaurants To Put On Your Bucket List

The most haute Jewish cuisine all over the world.

5 Jewish Cooking Classes You Can Take In Your Own Kitchen

Learn to make anything from a classic babka to Vietnamese pho.

This Mexican Israeli Restaurant Is About So Much More Than Food

Falafel Taco is us — not just as a restaurant, but as a couple.

Releasing Your Burden: The Eshel Shabbaton

As we’ve explored in earlier posts by and about Orthodox Jews who are also LGBTQ (including a round-up of blogs, ...

Enough To Go Around

Many families fall victim to the harmful idea that blessings amongst siblings operate in a zero-sum matrix.

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg

When the Rosenbergs were charged with spying, American Jews feared an anti-Semitic backlash.

Jewish Law, Shabbat and the World to Come

The school of Shammai constructed its version of the Sabbath laws on the basis of the notion that Shabbat is a foretaste of life in the perfect world, yet to come.

Ancient Jewish Marriage

Marriage in ancient times was a negotiated match involving an agreement on conditions and payment of a bridal price.

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