After many months of seeing faces partially covered by masks, we now know this to be true. When we see each other’s faces, finally, it is so much more than simply what we see with our eyes.
One panelist, Mona Golabek, shared the story of how music helped her mother Lisa Jura survive the Holocaust as a 14-year-old.
Each unit comes with its own entrance, two to three bedrooms, a kitchen, a common area and 24-hour breakfast and refreshments.
In an effort to educate about antisemitism through community partnerships, advocacy, the media and workplace engagement, 60 American and Canadian organizations and corporations, Jewish and non-Jewish, are introducing “Shine A Light.”
“The award recognizes Lord Sacks for his extraordinary role in inspiring the next generation of Jews, and his illustrious life-long work as a teacher of Jewish values and an advocate of inter-religious and inter-cultural dialogue.”
For centuries, Sephardic women have soaked almonds and ground them to make almond cakes.
Joseph descended into a pit and ascended from a different pit. What did he learn in between?
Without ambivalence, change is often impossible.
A group of men targeted an open-top bus in London filled with a group of Jewish teenagers celebrating the first night of Hanukkah with spitting and obscene gestures, among other things.
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