A-Wa delivers Yemenite music with a hip-hop beat
Avishay Artsy
September 21, 2016
A-Wa, a band of three musically talented sisters from Israel, has been steadily gaining a following in the Middle East and Europe.
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September 21, 2016
Is sugar good for the Jews?
David Suissa
September 21, 2016
Here at the Jewish Journal, we’re constantly debating what it means to be a Jewish paper. Does it mean we should focus only on content that is specifically Jewish, or on any content that may be of interest to Jews? And how should we define what is Jewish and what is not?
Cotton: Next president should ‘rescind’ new MOU
jacobk
September 21, 2016
The next president and Congress should rescind and renegotiate the new $38 billion 10-year “memorandum of understanding” signed last week between Israel and the Obama administration, Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) said on Wednesday.
The new bad guys: What’s changing in crime on television, and what’s exactly the same
Justine Barron
September 21, 2016
Israel’s ‘Shabbat war’ heats up, with Jerusalem feeling the squeeze
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September 21, 2016
On the first Friday evening that Jerusalem restaurant Azza 40 opened without a kosher license, allowing it to serve customers on the Jewish sabbath, crowds of ultra-Orthodox Jews protested outside, threatening to smash windows and burn the place down.
The Female Rabbi exchange, part 3: On the feminist revolution in Jewish orthodoxy
Shmuel Rosner
September 21, 2016
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