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Beyond the Nebbish: New Hollywood Initiative Seeks to Transform Jewish Representation on Screen
The writers described the experience as personally meaningful, saying it strengthened their connection to Judaism, influenced the stories they wanted to tell and helped build a new sense of community.

More Than Flavor: The Healing Power of Herbs and Spices
This week, Rachel and I share our column with our good friend Jill Sharfman.

A Brave Voice: Why Boy George Risked His Career to Stand With the Jews
Here was an artist with no personal stake in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, who understood the potential consequences of publicly taking a position, yet chose to publicly support Israel and what he believed was right.

The Forgotten Artist Who Fought Hitler with Faith
During World War II, his reach was breathtaking and he sought to stem the tide of Hitler’s march of death and settled in America for good.

When Everything Goes Wrong Abroad: Why I Never Let a Client Skip Travel Insurance.

Chicken With a Lemony Twist
The huge plus is that a super, simple sheet pan recipe results in a dish that looks so impressive and sophisticated.

Delicious Plant-Based Treats for Wellness Month
With summer produce at its peak – and the heat so hard to beat – it’s a great time to add more light, healthy treats to your rotation.

A Rabbi Explains What’s Jewish About ‘The Odyssey’
In both, there’s sacrifices, there’s tribal identity, there’s a concern for honor and dignity. And then there are these huge, glaring differences
New Articles

In Accusing Ellison of Complicity in ‘Genocide,’ Mark Ruffalo Echoes Ancient Tropes of Jewish Control

The Death of the Bucket List: Discovering the Art of Slow Travel in Portugal.

When You Go Out To War — A poem for Parsha Ki Teitzei

“Jerusalemites”
