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After years of doing philanthropy in a standard way, the Perlmans realized that the most fulfilling type of giving was seeing their funds going to help people directly.
God commanded us to make bread. Not specifically eggy, braided and puffy bread with raisins, but just bread.
The allure of the Iranian (and Afghani Jewish) “Dayenu” tradition is hard to pass up.
It’s easy to believe a person whose views you loathe should be cancelled until you stumble, too.
“I would love for more people to focus on Moses’s wonderful action of standing up against injustice.”
It’s in the small things upon which the foundations of becoming Americanized are formed.
On March 17, Dekel will share her family’s journey during a virtual program.
“Addressing anti-Semitism is not a Democratic or Republican issue — it’s about human decency.”
Those sticky fingers leave enough dirty, traceable marks to offer an irrefutable sea of evidence.
“Over My Dead Body” chronicles the response of an Iranian Jewish family in Beverly Hills to the news that their daughter has decided to marry a Muslim Iranian.
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