February 25, 2021

Punica Granatum — A poem for Torah Portion Tetzaveh

Rick Lupert February 25, 2021

Jesse Gabriel Provides Update on Ethnic Studies Curriculum

Aaron Bandler February 25, 2021

Pandemic Purim Brings Home the Value of Humility

David Suissa February 25, 2021

Purim serves as a cautionary tale against the simplified narrative of one-dimensional victories.

A Moment in Time: Purim – Because One Voice CAN Make a Difference

Rabbi Zach Shapiro February 25, 2021

Amos Oz: A Posthumous Tragedy

Rabbi Tal Sessler February 25, 2021

It is a stunning real-life parable about the prospective darkness inherent in the human soul.

My Purim Rabbi’s Hat

Judea Pearl February 25, 2021

In the past few years, I have come to see a profoundly personal meaning in the story of Purim.

Purim and The Risk of Isolation

Michael J. Koplow February 25, 2021

Jews’ embrace of Purim in the U.S. and Israel is very different.

Rosner’s Torah Talk: Parshat Tetzaveh with Avi Hoffman

Shmuel Rosner February 25, 2021

A Bisl Torah — Strength in a Cookie

Rabbi Nicole Guzik February 25, 2021

We continued our annual tradition of baking hamantaschen.

US Holocaust Memorial Museum Presents ‘2021 Western Region Virtual Event’ On March 11

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Sponsored Article) February 25, 2021

Golden Globe nominated actress Emmy Rossum to emcee virtual event; Holocaust survivor, acclaimed author, and humanitarian Gerda Weissmann Klein to appear; former white supremacist Derek Black to talk about experiences that led him to renounce the white nationalist movement; and Conservatory students from the Colburn School in Los Angeles will perform music from the Museum’s Collection