Snapshots from Southern Road Trips

“Um, Rabbi? Don’t you feel a little bit weird with a cross on the back of your car?”I fielded this ...

Last week was my first adventure on the road as an Education Fellow. I went to Montgomery and Auburn, Alabama, ...

It’s been a busy few months here in Jackson. We’ve welcomed Jewish visitors from all over the country, arranging experiences ...

What began years ago has now become a very common event in our Delta community of Greenwood, Mississippi: we host ...

When I see the word “Palestine,” a number of images come to mind: questions regarding borders, refugees, the city of ...

For over 20 years at my home synagogue, Temple Sinai of New Orleans, Rabbi Edward Cohn has presided over a ...

Today’s post was written collaboratively by Education Fellows Elaine Barenblat, Dan Ring, and Allison Poirier This February, the ISJL launched the ...

There are two words powerfully associated with the Southern Jewish experience: Shalom Y’all. In just two little words, so much ...

While recently driving through one of those long rural stretches that blur the lines between Midwest and South, I saw ...

Golf. A sport usually reserved for the hoighty toighty, and/or generally older crowd. A sport where people ride in little ...