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July 14, 2020
Jewish Women’s Theatre Stages ‘For Goodness’ Sake’ Via Zoom
Gerri Miller
July 14, 2020
The tales and musical interludes about life, love and loss, are variously funny, empowering, and heartbreaking.
Israelis May Be Limited to Spending High Holidays With Nuclear Family, Report Says
Marcy Oster, JTA
July 14, 2020
‘Hamilton’ Reminds Us to Forgive Before We Condemn
Glenn A. Sonnenberg
July 14, 2020
“Hamilton” got me thinking about the concept of forgiveness and the equally powerful concept of rehabilitation.
Tovah Feldshuh Talks Golda Meir, Grandchildren and Voting
Evan Henerson
July 14, 2020
Feldshuh has been using the time to write a memoir about her mother, getting to know her first grandson and awaiting the birth of two granddaughters.
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Ayala Or-El
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A Bisl Torah — A Rededication
Rabbi Nicole Guzik
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Dinah and Shechem, a Story for Today
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