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December 8, 2021
Should We Bother with Tanach?
Does one need to study the Bible? When we move from the Ben-Gurion generation to the current generation of Israelis, we find a clear decline in the status of the Bible.
The Upside of Struggling
If I hadn’t struggled so much in my formative adult years, I wouldn’t appreciate what I have today. I see struggle as a good thing.
Five Food-Related Habits That Are Not That Great for Jews
Over the years, I’ve observed that Jews worldwide partake in certain food-related practices that are unhealthy, if not downright dangerous.
Fabulous Freekeh
Freekeh has a rich, nutty flavor and can be cooked like rice and barley. It makes an excellent addition to soups, stews and pilafs.
CAIR SF Head Says “Zionist Organizations” Are the Enemy, Warns of “Zionist Synagogues”
Speaking at the American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) in Chicago on November 27, Billoo said there was a “connection between Islamophobia and Zionism.”
Candice Night on Blackmore’s Night’s “Winter Carols” album, her Jewish roots, husband Ritchie’s nicknames, and more
Why America Needs a Sabbatical Year
The infrastructure measure’s millions of beneficiaries would be wise to consider how an ancient biblical national project of renewal, observed this year in Israel, might shape the cultural impact of the changes to come.