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September 18, 2014
The Israel Film Festival gives locals a glimpse of Israel’s soul
The Israel Film Festival (IFF), which annually gives viewers a close-up of the nation’s heartbeat beneath the glaring headlines, has been set for Oct. 23 through Nov. 6.
Le Salon de Musiques: Chamber music at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
Mikhail Gnesin and Leo Smit — ever hear of them? Most of us probably haven’t, and that’s one of the intriguing aspects of Le Salon de Musiques, an intimate downtown chamber music series founded by the French-born pianist Francois Chouchan in 2010.
Anti-Semitism creeps into ‘Natural Childbirth’ movement
“Intactivists” fighting circumcision disproportionately target Jews.
Three new kids’ books, and some poetry for adults
Books for the High Holidays.
Kosher wine can taste good, just ask the brothers of Shirah Wine Co.
Vintners Gabriel and Shimon Weiss, the co-founders of Shirah Wine Co., don’t even attempt to hide their true nature: They are geeks — wine geeks.
11th Commandment: Thou Shalt Not Settle for bad kosher wine
Being a Wine Snob can be a burden at times. The expression is a mild pejorative that I wear as a badge of honor.
New Articles
From the Yellow Star to the Blue Square: The Schindler’s List Effect and the Crisis of Jewish Sovereignty
Why the Civil War at Human Rights Watch Over Israel Matters
How Jewish Education Can Make Things Better
The 3% Strategy: How Institutions Use Fringe Jewish Voices to Dismantle Jewish Safety
