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⭐ Jewish Journal Wins 5 AJPA Awards Including Best Weekly Newspaper ⭐

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⭐ Jewish Journal Wins 5 AJPA Awards Including Best Weekly Newspaper

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Commentary

Unscrolled, Bamidbar: A Branding Problem

Matthew Schultz - 0
The Israelites are no longer in their infancy.
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Judaism

Table for Five: Special Shavuot Edition

Salvador Litvak - 0
It’s no accident that a convert to Judaism mothered the dynasty of King David and Moshiach.
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A Bisl Torah

A Bisl Torah — Etchings of Your Heart

Rabbi Nicole Guzik - 0
Notice the etchings of your heart. Remember how your story is shaped: letting memories build the foundation of your spirit.
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Poetry

I Bought a House — A poem for Parsha Behar-Bechukotai

Rick Lupert - 0
And when a man sells a residential house in a walled city, its redemption may take place 
until the completion of the year of its sale -Leviticus...
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Commentary

Unscrolled, Behar-Bechukotai: A Number of Harvests

Matthew Schultz - 0
As a prophet, Moses is present, but as a man, he is silent.
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Judaism

Table for Five: Behar Bechukotai

Salvador Litvak - 0
A 3300-year-old law that could not have been written by humans.
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A Bisl Torah

A Bisl Torah — Lack of Perception

Rabbi Nicole Guzik - 0
Check your blind spot. Be open to what you might see; be considerate of what you might learn.
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Blogs

My Plant Based Renaissance — A poem for Torah Portion Emor

Rick Lupert - 0
An ox or sheep you shall not slaughter it and its offspring in one day. -Leviticus 22:28 When I was a boy I used to go fishing...
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Commentary

Unscrolled, Emor: A Heavy Burden

Matthew Schultz - 0
With the fall of the Temple came the end of Aaron’s unique burden, role and knowledge of God.
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Judaism

Table for Five: Emor

Salvador Litvak - 0
Compassionate eating is not just a virtue, it’s a commandment.
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Blogs

Blood, and Nudity and Moloch (Oh, My) — A poem for Torah Portion Acharei Mot-Kedoshim

Rick Lupert - 0
Therefore, I said to the children of Israel: None of you shall eat blood Leviticus 17:12 Rest assured, God, Adonai, Holy One Unseen Savior, Invisible to the point...
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A Bisl Torah

A Bisl Torah — Selectively Silent

Rabbi Nicole Guzik - 0
Whether a brief pause, listening ear or stunned period of absolute stillness, silence is often the wisest choice.
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Commentary

Unscrolled, Acharei Mot-Kedoshim: Finding the God

Matthew Schultz - 0
When we come to the line “Do not lie with a male the lyings of woman; it is an abhorrence,” will I be up to the job?
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Judaism

Table for Five: Acharei-Kedoshim

Salvador Litvak - 0
All Good Things Need Boundaries
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Obituaries

Obituaries: April 3, 2021

Jewish Journal Staff - 0
Arlene Allen died March 20 at 83. Survived by daughter Stacie (Len) Jablon; sons David (Su) Freedland,  Randy (Amy) Fortel; 4 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild; brothers...
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A Bisl Torah

A Bisl Torah — Happy Birthday to Israel

Rabbi Nicole Guzik - 0
Shakshuka is the perfect metaphor for Eretz Yisrael. A bold country, filled with a glorious tapestry of opinions, religions, cultures, voices, and traditions.
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Commentary

Unscrolled, Parashat Tazria-Metzora: A Pox Upon Your House

Matthew Schultz - 0
We can concern ourselves with the question of how the Biblical author was seeing.
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Judaism

Table for Five: Tazria-Metzora

Salvador Litvak - 0
What can we learn from an ancient disease that was actually a physical manifestation of a spiritual malady?
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A Bisl Torah

A Bisl Torah — Stop Worrying

Rabbi Nicole Guzik - 0
Everyone wants to find the quick fix in pushing past worry and pushing towards purpose.
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Commentary

Unscrolled, Shemini: Strange Fire

Matthew Schultz - 0
Perhaps every rebel is actually a prophet, punished by the world they try to wake from its slumber.
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Judaism

Table for Five: Shemini

Salvador Litvak - 0
When the Tabernacle was complete, the wedding between God and Israel could finally proceed!
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Blogs

Seventh Day Passover – The Second Step into the Sea

Rabbi Mordecai Finley - 0
  In the Bible, Passover is a seven-day observance, with the first and last days being holidays. The middle days are called “chol ha-mo’ed” “the...
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A Bisl Torah

A Bisl Torah — Training Wheels

Rabbi Nicole Guzik - 0
We often forget that the season of Pesach is considered a Jewish New Year.
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Judaism

Table for Five: Passover 2

Salvador Litvak - 0
What did Joseph’s bones symbolize to Moses and the generation of the Exodus? And what should those bones mean to us?
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Holidays

Moonshine – Passover Thought 2021

Rabbi Mordecai Finley - 0
Moonshine – Passover Thought 2021 (adapted from prior years) Our Seder plans, recipes, programs and the conducting of the Seder can be complex, especially in...
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Commentary

Unscrolled, Tzav: A Cherished Illusion

Matthew Schultz - 0
There is something alluring about that long gone era.
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A Bisl Torah

A Bisl Passover

Rabbi Nicole Guzik - 0
We often forget that the season of Pesach is considered a Jewish New Year.
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Judaism

Table for Five: Passover First Days

Salvador Litvak - 0
A Passover Law That Mystified the Sages
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Obituaries

Obituaries: March 17, 2021

Jewish Journal Staff - 0
Morris “Morrie” Angel died Feb. 15 at 91. Survived by wife Alice; daughters Dana (Bruce) Kates, Lori (David Rudoy); sons Rick (Shelli), Fred (Stacy)...
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Obituaries

Obituaries: February 4, 2021

Jewish Journal Staff - 0
Rosalyn Klein Adelman died Dec. 24 at 69. Survived by husband Bob; mother Klara; father Steve; sisters Monica, Pam; brothers Bill, Scott. Chevra Kadisha Gene...
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